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Sr Rene writes:

Aviation Medicine training progressed with us completing modules on Injury, Emergency Theory and Practical training on Day 3, with everybody thoroughly enjoyed bandaging and splinting each other.

Sr René writes:

 We started the day off with a class test about CPR, Choking and the AED. The majority of our learners did exceptionally well, others were advised their study methods slightly as they weren’t too sure what to expect as it was their first test. Class test 1 is always a challenge, as it’s entering into a new world of terminology.

Day 1

Aviation Medicine training (AVMED)   Sr René writes:

We had a lovely day we had yesterday, Monday, 14 March. We started the day off with introductions allowing the learners to get to know each other a little better then started off with CPR, Adult, Child and Infant. Choking, AED Application and CPR skills were practiced! The learners thoroughly enjoyed applying these skills, and were performed with a lot of enthusiasm. 

Prior to learners enrolling for our licensing training course, we are often asked what our cabin crew member licensing training course entails.

Gone are the days when the life of a cabin crew member / air hostess / flight attendant consisted of offering “chicken or beef”, they now boast with being safety officers, who have worked very hard to obtain a cabin crew members licence, and for some, overcoming fears like learning to swim or fighting fires, while undergoing licensing training.