Cabin Training Courses

Cabin Training Courses Class
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Type Specific Cabin Training

The aim of the Type Specific Cabin Training is to provide airline personnel with information and operational recommendations on Airbus aircraft and cabin systems, in order to reinforce competences for a successful Entry Into Service (EIS). This training enables airlines to develop training programmes and update their operating manuals. 
The Type Specific Cabin Training includes:

  • Cabin knowledge Modules (CKM) 
  • Virtual Handset Trainer (A350 and A380)
  • Flight Attendant Panel (FAP) trainer
  • Emergency equipment review
  • Door/Exit practical training*
  • As an option, Airbus Crew Resource Management (ACRM)**

Airbus Aircraft Familly: A320 | A330 | A340 | A350 | A380 

* At Airbus Training Centers and customer base, if available
** Not available on the e-Training platform

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Classic to Enhanced Flight Attendant Panel Training

The aim of this training is to provide airline personnelthat already use the Classic Flight Attendant Panel (FAP) with the knowledge and skills to operate the Enhanced FAP. 

The Classic to Enhanced FAP Training includes:

  • Cabin knowledge Modules (CKM)
  • Flight Attendant Panel (FAP) trainer

Airbus Aircraft Familly: A320 | A330 | A340

Difference Training

A320 to A321 ACF (NX) Difference Training

The aim of this training is to highlight the differences between the A320 family and the A321 ACF.
This training focuses on the description and operation of:

- Aircraft presentation
- Doors and Exits
- Slides/Sliderafts

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Wider Cabin – more passenger space

A330 to A350 Difference Training

The aim of this training is to highlight the differences between the A330 and the A350.
Some of the topics include:

- Cockpit escape hatch
- Cabin differences
- Cabin Intercommunication Data System (CIDS)
- Doors
- Sliderafts
- Optional features

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A330 cabin
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Airbus Cabin Instructor Course (ACIC)

The aim of this dynamic course is to provide instructors/new instructors with the appropriate knowledge, skills and attitude to develop and deliver cabin crew training within their own airline. 

This course focuses on the following:

  • Facilitation
  • Feedback  
  • Training delivery
  • Learning processes
  • Communication
  • Interaction with trainees
  • Training needs analysis
  • Management of training sessions
A330neo Airspace cabin

Initial Operating Experience (IOE)

The aim of this unique experience is to provide the airline with customised in-flight support and guidance, with an Airbus instructor, in order to enhance cabin operations. 
This service is designed for:

  • The Entry Into Service (EIS)
  • Line training