FlightSafety International and Corporate Flight Attendant Training by Susan C. Friedenberg have integrated their respective training classes, offering an all-encompassing educational training experience that will prepare you for your career as a corporate business aviation flight attendant.

It is an opportunity to receive all of the training that reflects the professionalism and competency looked at from a prospective employer's position when choosing a corporate flight attendant. These two training classes may be taken together at FSI in Atlanta or Teterboro, or you can travel to do them at your convenience independent of each other.

Corporate Flight Attendant Training begins on the first Saturday after FlightSafety's initial emergency training and ends Tuesday. Please call our office for any scheduling questions.

Corporate Flight Attendant Training: 4 Days $3,000.00 (40 hours.)

FlightSafety International's Emergency Training is 5 full days.

Training Description

• Defining Who The Corporate Flight Attendant Is

• Distinctions Between Contract / Freelance & Full Time Flying

• Differences In The FAR’S For Part 91 & 135

• Marketing Yourself As A Business Person While Flying Contract

• Corporate Specific Resume Building

• Interviewing For A Business Aviation Flight Department

• Managing Yourself As A Business In A Competitive Marketplace

• Developing A Professional Image

• Corporate Culture

• Food Safety Awareness

• Extensive Catering, Presentation & Packaging Information

• A Total Detailed Step By Step Trip Preparation Coordination Outline

• A Detailed Sequence Of In-Flight Service Responsibilities & Duties

• RON Responsibilities For The Aircraft

• Aviation Department Communication Skills

• International, Remote, Long Range Trip Planning

• International Crew Trip Coordination & SOP's

• Augmented Crew Changes And Applications

• International Cultural Awareness

Monday - Friday FSI Initial Emergency Training
Training Description

• Aviation Terminology - Time Conversion

• Appropriate Provisions Of 14 CFR, Other Applicable Regulations

• Weather Conditions - Turbulence

• Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Recognition Training

• Aircraft / Aviation Orientation, Aircraft Familiarization & Equipment

• Aircraft Furnishings Aircraft Systems

• Aircraft Exits

• Decompression, High Altitude Physiology, Oxygen Systems

• Firefighting

• Basic Evacuation / Principles Of Evacuation

• Ditching Principles

• Flight Attendant / Crewmember Duties & Responsibilities

• Previous Aircraft Accidents / Incidents

• Crew Resource Management

• Initial Security, Hijacking, Bomb Threats

• Hypoxia Training

(Call FSI And Ask For Their Contract Flight Attendant Rate)  

For further information contact:
Susan C. Friedenberg
Tele: 215.625.4811
scffatraining@aol.com
www.corporateflightattendanttraining.com

FSI - Atlanta Learning Center: Winston Perez or Colette Hillary
Winston.Perez@FlightSafety.com
Colette.Hillary@FlightSafety.com
Tele: 678.365.2700

FSI - Teterboro Learning Center: Marianne Pruner or Ann Marie Lowe
Marianne.Pruner@FlightSafety.com
AnnMarie.Lowe@FlightSafety.com
Tele: 201.528.0100