CABIN CREW & AIR HOSTESS TRAINING
Develop the communication, grooming, hospitality, safety and passenger-service skills required for a professional aviation cabin crew career.
APPLY FOR CABIN CREWCabin crew members are responsible for passenger safety and service onboard an aircraft. Training therefore combines professional presentation with communication, customer service and safety-focused learning.
IGIA's programme includes areas such as grooming, emergency awareness, aviation hospitality, communication and interview preparation.
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Understand fundamental cabin safety procedures, emergency awareness and passenger assistance.
Develop professional presentation, personal grooming, posture and workplace etiquette.
Improve verbal communication, confidence, voice modulation and passenger interaction.
Learn passenger-service principles and professional aviation hospitality.
Develop CV, interview, group discussion and professional presentation skills.
Build confidence, teamwork, leadership and professional behaviour.
IGIA currently lists minimum 12th-pass eligibility for cabin crew training.
IGIA currently lists 17–27 years for its cabin crew programme. Airline recruitment criteria can differ.
Medical fitness, professional grooming and airline-specific appearance requirements may apply.
Important: Individual airline recruitment requirements can change. Always verify the current requirements of the airline before applying.
Course Orientation → Training → Practical Activities → Interview Preparation → Airline Applications
Talk to IGIA about eligibility, course structure, fees and admission.
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