Cabin Safety Training: Initial & Recurrent
DaVinci’s cabin safety training [initial and recurrent] programs rigorously challenge your skills, teach and expand your understanding on safety compliance and ultimately best equip you to perform in the event of an emergency. All of our classroom content meets or exceeds FAA defined training requirements [CFR 91/135/125]. We also cover first aid that follows American Heart Association standards, including AED and CPR training. When you trainDaVinci, we also provide you with more initial service instruction than any other transition program available. Equally, we’ll share more about the role of the NBAA, EBAA and IS-BAH/IS-BAO practices and their supportive impact on our industry. Come experience the DaVinci difference!
Are you exploring corporate flying as a cabin attendant or flight attendant? Have you flown for a major airline and considered making the transition to corporate aviation? What is it like to fly in business aviation? Don’t worry — DaVinci is ready to help! We bring you into the world of business aviation by providing essential emergency procedures training that varies from our commercial counterparts, define the client experience and focus on elevated service training, discuss and train for onboard safety scenarios including potential inflight events, abnormalities, first aid response, crew resource management, dangerous goods, decompression, security and much more. Our initial and recurrent program meets established requirements as defined by the FAA for 14 CFR-91/135/125 operations.
Cabin Safety (5-day Initial Training)
Safety. Service. Superior Innovation. DaVinci
Experience a cabin safety initial training program that will help you soar as you endeavor to enter the business aviation workforce. Within our community, cabin safety positions are highly sought after. Ultimately, the right training along with essential skillset development is crucial in order to optimize your potential. You need to trainDAVINCI. In today’s highly competitive environment, simply having previous experience in commercial aviation [within the United States / Europe] or working for a prestigious hospitality brand isn’t enough.
With a fresh and innovative curriculum, we cover the defined FAA required training expectations [Part 91/135] and so much more. From teaching the primary survey and first aid basics combined with the American Heart Association CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) and AED (Automated External Defibrillator)* guidelines, we will prepare you to respond quickly to adverse events.
Whether we’re teaching you about land or water evacuation [referred to as a ditching], decompression, onboard fires, or abnormal situations; DaVinci will reinforce safety centric behaviors in each discipline by conducting varied realistic scenarios and address the possible different outcomes. We will utilize our two different cabin trainers as well as our Global and Gulfstream G-450/550 window exits and a door trainer for various scenarios throughout the week.
DaVinci initial training comprehensively addresses best practices for elevated service delivery within our unique aviation environment. Our initial program has incorporated more elevated service training than any other initial program available. We also explore how to properly prepare and plan for international trip assignments and the unique expectations or potential challenges, we define how to plan your own catering order as well as tips and tricks for menu development.
DaVinci creates our learning content with the Montessori model in mind. Prepare for an immersive experience. From onboard meal service and plating techniques in a realistic cabin environment to providing you with two sumptuous meals daily; rest assured that the DaVinci difference is treating you as one of our well cared for passengers.
In our business, these prestigious cabin crew opportunities require you to work directly with C-suite leadership at some of the largest global business entities around the world, serve high-value wealth families, and occasionally care for a celebrity onboard. Discretion, along with key skills, the ability to discern client wishes and anticipate their needs are essential for success. DaVinci will share a wealth of comprehensive skills and resources to help you distinguish your abilities in our competitive environment.
Highlighted Learning Modules:
- Evacuation Procedures (Land & Ditching)
- Extended Overwater Operations
- Dangerous Goods
- Crew Resource Management
- Crewmember Emergency Training
- American Heart Association (AHA) CPR & AED*
- Enhanced Medical Kits* & Telemedicine
- Fire Identification, Fire Fighting
- Aviation Weather
- Basic Indoctrination
- The Applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs)
- Surface Contamination [De-Icing Highlights]
- Elevated Cabin Service Delivery
- International Trip Planning
- Catering Skills / Ordering
- Menu Planning
- Plating Concepts
- Survival Equipment
- Decompression / High-Altitude Operations
- Safety Briefing [Demonstraiton]
- Security & Defined Threat Levels
- First Aid / Illness / Primary Survey
- Crewmember Incapacitation
- … and much more
Recurrent (2-day) / (2.5-day)
Recurrent is going to be rigorous. While incorporating the elements of initial training, DaVinci has designed the recurrent program with the mission to challenge and expand your understanding of our professional safety and service responsibilities. Be ready to command evacuation on land or ditching. Be aware of what it takes to complete your check list efficiently, while using motivational commands. We meet and exceed training expectations / parameters as established by the FAA. When you trainDavinci, if you need to complete your bi-annual required AHA CPR/AED, join us at no additional cost. While other aviation programs charge a premium of 300-500 dollars, we include this essential training for any recurrent candidate that needs it. Just let us know upon scheduling your training. Some home-study materials will be sent out via email prior to your recurrent. To maximize our time together in Ft. Lauderdale, please complete your home study materials prior to arrival.
Highlighted Learning Modules:
- Evacuation Procedures (Land & Ditching)
- Extended Overwater Operations
- Dangerous Goods
- Crew Resource Management
- Crewmember Emergency Training
- American Heart Association (AHA) CPR & AED*
- Enhanced Medical Kits* & Telemedicine
- Fire Identification, Fire Fighting
- Aviation Weather (Wind Shear)
- Basic Indoctrination
- The Applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs)
- Surface Contamination [De-Icing Highlights]
- Survival Equipment
- Decompression / High-Altitude Operations
- Security & Defined Threat Levels
- First Aid / Illness / Primary Survey
- Crew Member Incapacitation
