eo t-le) SMTi ...Glo fe (RO te)GLOBAL AVIATION GROUP al Aviation SA was founded in 1997 in Athens Gr The founders’ mission was to build a boutique aviation ring high-quality aviation services, The four jation Authority) and EASA (European Aviation Saf aining f d d the Cabin Crew Attestat ivale oi Ratings, an lation is a professic industry I license givin Gk desigi career as cabin n pursuing a an international level and practical randing curriculum est perly prepared to take on a aber. position as a Cabin Crew Mer raining is cor sonnel havin, cted by highly trained on nsive back module helps develop a wide range of safety oriented skills as well as customer relations and communication skills nd in Pre-entry requirements You do not need to have any flight experience to be a Cabin Crew Member - we will give you all the training you need. Career and Employment Assistance Competition for flight attendant positions will forever remain strong, The perceived glamour of the airline industry and the opportunity to travel will continue to attract job applicants. Global Aviation flight attendant career development department will provide guidance in the entire process of applying for a Cabin Crew position, heading towards success.CAREER PROSPECTS Career promotion for ait cabin crew is based on experience and performance. Career development in Major Airlines Cabin Crew Manager He//she has similar esponsibiliies wih the purse, ‘expect he/she has the overall management of the: edbin crew deporment Purser Ground-based Operations He/she has the same responsibilities as ‘Some cabin crew members may deci «a general cobin crew member, but the purser overseas and delegates duties fo the nated cabin crew. Responsibilities include: ist Class and Business Class service Cabin Crew or Flight Attendant J His/her main jab is to execute assigned duties and ensure the 3 sfety of th Another career pathway for the cabin crew includes some other roles in the aviation industry, progressed in the field of marketing, sales, HR and safely training. They may even decide to take on a position in the airport in various passenger services. It is a vast industry with numerous options and opportunities. VIP Cabin Crew Some cabin crew may also wish fo move on to become VIP cabin crew for an executive private airline. This type of work is carried out with very important private clients usually on private aircraft. The clients are typically prestigious and may include government officials or royal families. Many VIP positions are based in upscale areas of the Middle East CABIN CREW GLOBAL GROWING DEMAND According to “Boeing 2014 Current Market Quilook” report, 36,770 new aircrafts, valued at $5.2rrilion, will be needed for the nex! 20 years. The report also states that only in Europe the projected number of new passengers will be 7,450.million and the remaining 29,320 in other countries, on an annual basis. emand for inte ort lou, Cabin Crew Training