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Private jet passengers rely on their cabin crew to deliver exceptional service and ensure their safety on the ground and in the air. FlightSafety International’s renowned cabin attendant training sharpens skills and builds confidence, preparing you to exceed even the highest expectations.
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PRIVATE AVIATION’S CABIN CREW
TRAINING LEADER FOR 40+ YEARS
The preferred

training provider


Part 91 and Part 135 operators consistently choose FlightSafety for their training needs.
Hands-on experience
For emergency procedures, such as firefighting, aircraft evacuations, and sea survival.
Small-group learning

Designed for small class sizes to provide individualized attention.
Built On Industry Standards
Follows FAA regulations,
NBAA best practices, EBAA standards, and IS-BAO safety guidelines.
IMMERSIVE TRAINING, SPECIFICALLY
FOR PRIVATE AVIATION
5 STATE-OF-THE-ART CABIN CREW TRAINING FACILITIES
Train at a convenient location in Dallas, Savannah, Long Beach, Teterboro, or Paris. Select locations are equipped with specialized training tools, including pools and life rafts, fire trainers and emergency slides, providing practical experience handling challenging scenarios.
CABIN SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAMS
Equip your cabin crew with the safety expertise and service polish corporate aviation demands, whether they're just starting out or staying current.
Initial Training
The Initial Cabin Safety and Emergency Procedures Training prepares aviation professionals to handle any in-flight situation with confidence. Designed for those new to corporate aviation who bring prior aviation experience, this comprehensive course covers both anticipated and unanticipated emergencies — including firefighting, sea survival, emergency equipment use, and evacuation procedures.


Beyond safety, participants master the art of corporate service: food plating and presentation, in-flight service techniques, and safe food handling — everything needed to deliver the polished, professional experience your passengers expect.
Recurrent Training
The Corporate Cabin Attendant Recurrent Training keeps your crew sharp with an interactive, scenario-based review of FAA-required cabin safety and emergency procedures. Delivered to FAA Part 135 standards and aligned with EASA Aircrew Regulation Annex V (Part CC) requirements, the course can be tailored to other regulatory authorities or specific operational parts — ensuring your crew stays compliant across every operation.
Ready to elevate your cabin training skills?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I start?
Getting started is simple. Begin by completing our inquiry form or speaking with an advisor to determine the best training path for your goals. From there, we’ll guide you through enrollment, scheduling, and preparation for your first day.
What is the program cost?
Program costs vary depending on location, training type, and additional certifications selected.
How long does the training take?
You can complete your initial training in as little as 4.5 days, depending on the course format and schedule you choose.
What documents are required?
Participants may be required to provide valid identification and any necessary travel or work authorization documents.
Is prior customer service experience required?
While not mandatory, experience in hospitality, aviation, or high-end service environments is highly valued and can give you a competitive edge.
Tell us about your training needs and we’ll connect you with the right specialist.

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