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1. Diploma
Course in Airline Hospitality Management (Airhostess/
Flight stewards)
Course
Duration:- 1 Year.
Age:-
17 to 27 Years.
Eligibility
: 10+2 / Graduate ( any stream).
Course
content
History of
Aviation Industry / Techinal knowhow of Aviation Industry
/ Personality Gooming / Spoken English & Hindi
/ Beauty Sessions / Yoga Session / Fashion Designing
/ Diet Sessions / Knowhow of Ticketing & Time
Management / Knowhow of Tourism Industry Swimming
/ Basics of Hotel Management Training / Foreign Language
/ Computer Application / Customer Service / First
Aid Training / General Intelligence / Group Discussion
and Debates (Extempore)
2.
Certificate Course for Cabin Crew & Ground staff
Course
Duration:- 1 Year.
Age:-
17 to 27 Years.
Eligibility
: 10+2 / Graduate (any stream).
Course
content
History of
Aviation Industry / Techinal knowhow of Aviation Industry
/ Personality Gooming / Spoken English & Hindi
/ Beauty Sessions / Yoga Session / Fashion Designing
/ Diet Sessions / Knowhow of Ticketing & Time
Management / Knowhow of Tourism Industry Swimming
/ Basics of Hotel Management Training / Foreign Language.
Syllabus For:-
Cabin Crew
Member
Module 1 –
Introduction to the Cabin Crew Profession
- Introduction to the Cabin Crew Profession
- History and Origin of Profession
- Key Historical Milestones
- A Day in the Life of a Crewmember
- A Day in the Life
- Benefits and Challenges of the Cabin Crew
Profession
Module Summary
Module 2 –
Landing the Job
- Landing the Job
- Landing a Job
- Resumes and applications
- Training and Certification
- Minimum Requirements
- Minimum Requirements
- What Skills Do You Have?
- Grooming and Personal Appearance
- Good Grooming Practices
- Personal Hygiene
- Hair and Hairstyles
- Make-Up and Cosmetics
- Jewelry
- Prescription Eyewear
Module Summary
Module 3 –
Cabin Crew Healthy Living/Lifestyle
- Cabin Crew Healthy Living/Lifestyle
- Healthy Crew Lifestyle
- Nutrition and Exercise
- Proper Lifting Techniques
- Adapting to Lifestyle Changes
- The Lifestyle of Cabin Crew
- The Pressures of Frontline Work
- Personal Health
- Health Risks Associated with Travel and
Flying
- Other Recognised Effects From Flying
- Security and Safety While Away From
Base
- In Transit and in the Hotel
- When Sightseeing or Leaving Your Room
- Emergency Situation to Prepare for When
Traveling
Module Summary
Module 4 –
Introduction to the Aviation Industry
- Introduction to the Aviation Industry
- Airlines, Charters, Private and Corporate
Jets
- Scheduled Airlines and Alliances
- Charters and Corporate and Private jets
- Regulatory Agencies and Aviation Regulations
- What is ICAO?
- Government Agencies in Aviation Safety
– CAAs, FAA, and JAA
- IATA – International Air Transport
Association
- Customs and Immigration for Air Travel
1)
Customs and Immigration
Module Summary
Module 5 –
Introduction to Aircraft and Aviation Familiarisation
- Introduction to Aircraft and Aviation
Familiarisation
- Aircraft Familiarisation
- Aircraft Types
- Aircraft Layout and Terminology
- Aircraft Furnishings, Systems and Terminology
- General Aviation and Ground and Airport
Operations Terminology
- Theory of Flight and How Aircraft Fly
- Take Off’s and Landing
- Movement of an Aircraft in Flight
- Using Time Zones
- 24-Hour Clock
- Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and Time Zones
- International Date Line
- World Airport Codes and Airline Codes
- World Airport Codes
- Airline Designators
Module Summary
Module 6 –
Crew Member Coordination and Communication
- Crew Member Coordination and Communication
- Role and Responsibilities
- Cabin Crew
- Flight Preparations
- Pre-flight Crew Briefing
- Pre-flight Preparations
- Flight Preparation
- Boarding Process
- Pre Take-Off Preparations
- Passenger Safety Briefing
- Preparing for Take-off
- Preparing for Landing
- Introduction to Crew Resource Management
(CRM)
- Communication, Interpersonal Skills and
Handling Information
- Basics of Crew Resource Management (CRM)
Module Summary
Module 7 –
Customer Service
- Customer Service
- Passengers and Guests
Module Summary
Module 8 –
Managing Passenger Interactions
- Managing Passenger Interactions
- Care Giving
- Giving a Command and Making a Request
- Flight and Fight Reactions
- Fear of Flying
- Passenger with Special Needs
Module Summary
Module 9 –
Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Accidents and Survivability
- Routine Preparation
- Evacuation and Emergency Procedure
- Unplanned or Planned Evacuations
- Emergency Landings
- Turbulence
- Air Turbulence
- Turbulence Related Incidents
- Injury Prevention
- Response to Turbilence
- Emergency Equipment
- Types of Emergency Equipment
- Types of Evacuation Equipment and Use
- Firefighting Equipment
- Emergency Equipment for Ditching
- Responding to Fires
- Classification of Fires
- Decompression
- What is Decompression?
- Basic Response Procedures in a Decompression
- Hypoxia and How to Recognise it
- Hypoxia
- Rapid/Explosive Decompression
- The Effect of Decompression on the Flight
Crew: TUC or Time of Useful Consciousness
Module Summary
Module 10 –
Medical Emergencies and Medical Training
- Medical Emergencies and Medical Training
- Emergency equipment on board ( First
Aid Kit, Emergency Medical Kit, Automatic Defibrillator,
Personal Protection )
- First Aid and Medical Equipment
- Basic First Aid and Personal Protection
- Check-Call-Care: First Aid Primer
- Protect Yourself!
- CPR, AED and Heimlich Maneuver
- Assisting Someone Who Has Stopped Breathing
- CPR
- AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
- Heimlich Maneuver
- Sample Cabin Crew Medical Training Syllabus
Module Summary
Module 11 –
Introduction to Dangerous Goods
- Introduction to Dangerous Goods
- Dangerous Goods
- What are Dangerous Goods?
- Regulations and Standards
- Classifications of Dangerous Goods
- Why Dangerous Goods At All?
- Hasard Class Definitions – Identification
and Recognition
- Dangerous Goods or Hasard Class Definitions
- Precautionary Measures – Enforcement
and Reporting
Module Summary
Module 12 –
Aviation Security
- Aviation Security
- Threats to the Industry – Bomb
Threats, Hostage/Hijacking, Threatening or Abusive
Passengers
- Who Poses a Threat?
- Major Threats to the Aviation Industry
- Recognising and Responding to Suspicious
Activities, Disruptive Passengers
and Other Threats
- Disruptive Passengers
- Response to Disruptive Passengers
- Cabin Crew’s Role in Aviation
Security
Module Summary
Module 13 –
Introduction to Airline Catering and Food Service
- Introduction to Airline Catering and
Food Service
- Airline Catering
- Food Service in the Airline Industry
- Caterers
- Galleys and Equipment Familiarisation
- The Gallley
- Pre-Flight Galley Check
- Delivery and Loading of Catering Services
- Security Procedures
- Types and Codes for Special Meals
- Service Types and Levels
- Service Levels
- Types of Meal Service
- Food and Service Hygiene
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