• On-site aircraft create a true-to-life training environment where students can get familiar with the aircraft layout, equipment, and standard operating procedures.
• Students practise safety demonstrations, emergency responses, and passenger-service routines, helping them build real practical confidence.
• These aircraft allow simulated in-flight situations – such as turbulence, medical issues, or evacuations – so students learn how to react calmly and correctly.
• Students can freely explore the cockpit, cabin, and galley, gaining a deeper understanding of their responsibilities and workflow.
• Working on an actual aircraft strengthens teamwork, communication, and leadership, as students coordinate tasks just like airline crew.
• Training on real aircraft ensures strong industry alignment and boosts employability for aviation roles.
• Using an on-site aircraft is a cost-effective and controlled way to gain meaningful practical experience without requiring live flight hours.
• Familiarity with different aircraft types helps students deliver safer and more efficient service once they begin their careers.