Avio International Institute

Cabin crew training typically lasts between 4 to 6 months, depending on the airline and training program. This period includes both theoretical and practical instruction, covering essential areas such as safety procedures, emergency protocols, customer service, and first aid. Trainees also undergo mock flight scenarios to develop their skills in real-time situations. After completing the initial training, new crew members usually participate in additional on-the-job training during their first flights to reinforce their learning and ensure readiness.

The scope of cabin crew in India is set to expand significantly in the future due to the rapid growth of the aviation sector. Increasing air travel demand, both domestic and international, is driving airlines to hire more personnel. Enhanced safety regulations and a focus on customer experience will further boost opportunities in this field. Additionally, the rise of low-cost carriers and tourism will create diverse roles, making cabin crew positions more accessible and varied for aspiring candidates.

The course is recognized by the government of the state.

Online and offline both class is available