Question 1

What does the module cover: Aviation law and regulations?

Accepted Answer

Study of Regulation (EU) 965/2012 and OPS rules, chain of command on board, legal responsibilities of cabin crew, and standard operating procedures of European airlines. Includes official documentation required to fly and incident-reporting protocols.

Question 2

What does the module cover: General aviation theory?

Accepted Answer

Functional understanding of the aircraft: electrical, pressurization, air conditioning, hydraulic and fuel systems. Basic aerodynamics, weather conditions affecting operations, aeronautical terminology and cockpit communication during different flight phases.

Question 3

What does the module cover: Professional communication?

Accepted Answer

Effective communication techniques with passengers and cabin/flight crew. Making official announcements per airline operations manuals, NITS communication (Nature, Intention, Time, Special needs) during emergencies, and on-board conflict resolution.

Question 4

What does the module cover: Crew Resource Management (CRM)?

Accepted Answer

Mandatory EASA CRM training: cabin team dynamics, stress and fatigue management, situational awareness, assertive communication with flight crew, human-error prevention and efficient problem resolution under high operational pressure.

Question 5

What does the module cover: Passenger handling and care?

Accepted Answer

Boarding and disembarkation procedures, care for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM), unaccompanied minors (UM), disruptive passengers (UNRULY), handling families, pets and VIP passengers. Meal and beverage service per on-board food-safety regulations.

Question 6

What does the module cover: First aid and aviation medicine?

Accepted Answer

Certified cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), use of the automated external defibrillator (AED), treatment of frequent medical emergencies (fainting, hypoxia, in-flight births, panic attacks, severe allergies), knowledge of the on-board medical kit and the effects of altitude, pressurization and dehydration on passengers and crew.

Question 7

What does the module cover: Dangerous goods (DGR)?

Accepted Answer

IATA DGR categories (classes 1 to 9), air-transport restrictions for passengers and cargo, mandatory labelling identification, handling spills and leaks in the cabin, specific procedures for lithium-battery incidents (phones, laptops, vapes) and pressurized aerosols.

Question 8

What does the module cover: Aviation security?

Accepted Answer

Air-terrorism prevention per AVSEC regulations, identification of suspicious passengers and baggage, self-defence and physical-restraint techniques for dangerous passengers, protocols for bomb threats, hijacking or cockpit intrusion, and coordination with authorities during emergency landings.

Question 9

What does the module cover: Fire and smoke emergencies?

Accepted Answer

Fire classification (class A, B, C, E), use of BCF (halon) and water extinguishers, PBE protection masks, fire blankets, source identification (galley, batteries, electrical systems), firefighting and reignition-prevention techniques. Live practice at an authorized firefighting training centre.

Question 10

What does the module cover: Land survival and water rescue?

Accepted Answer

Survival techniques after a ditching or forced landing in a remote area: use of inflatable life rafts, life jackets, ELT beacons, water and food rationing, signalling for rescue teams, and survival in extreme climates (mountain, desert, sea). Includes pool-based and outdoor practical exercises.

Question 11

What does the module cover: Simulator practical training?

Accepted Answer

Over 40 hours in a cabin mock-up simulator with active instructors. Evacuation drills under 90 seconds, rapid decompression simulation, galley fire, gear-up emergency landing, NITS communication with pilot in command, and full cabin procedures for Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Question 12

What does the module cover: Profly Academy supplementary training?

Accepted Answer

Beyond EASA minimums: advanced aviation English with interview simulations, selection-process preparation for major airlines (Iberia, Vueling, Ryanair, Wizz Air), personalized CV and cover-letter coaching, professional image session with make-up and protocol, and a real flight accompanied by a commercial pilot.

Cabin Crew Course Curriculum

The 12 modules of the EASA Part-CC curriculum

Aviation law and regulations

General aviation theory

Professional communication

Crew Resource Management (CRM)

Passenger handling and care

First aid and aviation medicine

Dangerous goods (DGR)

Aviation security

Fire and smoke emergencies

Land survival and water rescue

Simulator practical training

Profly Academy supplementary training

Extra modules

Ground Assistant and Check-in

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