Do you want to turn your passion for traveling into a real profession?
To be stewardess or flight attendant (also called cabin crew, the Flight Attendant) is much more than serving coffee on board: it is guaranteeing the safety of passengers, representing the airline with a professional attitude and traveling the world while you work.
But… where do you start? In this article we explain how to study to be Flight Attendant, what you need, what you are going to learn and how to get the official certificate that allows you to fly throughout Europe.
What do you need to study to be a Flight Attendant?
To begin your official training as a cabin crew member in Spain, these are the minimum requirements:
- Have at least 18 years (you can start the course with 17)
- Having finished the secondary compulsory education or any equivalent
- Overcome a Class CC medical examination
- Being able to swim
- Have motivation, a vocation for service, a good appearance and a desire to work as a team.
With these requirements, you can now access a course approved by AESA (State Aviation Safety Agency), such as the one taught Crew Factory.
What do you study to be a flight attendant?
The training you are going to receive is called Flight Attendant initial training. Is mandatory to work for any airline in the European Union, and upon completion you will obtain your official certificate, valid for your entire professional career.
In Crew Factory you will learn real, complete and updated content according to European regulations. These are the main blocks of the course:
- Theoretical contents
- General aviation knowledge
- National and international aeronautical regulations
- Surveillance and assistance to passengers in the cabin
- Human factors and crew management (CRM)
- Aviation medicine and first aid
- Fire and smoke fighting
- Survival on land and in water
- Transport of dangerous goods
- Aeronautical English
- Practical content
- Evacuation drills
- Pool exercises
- Real fire extinguishing practices
- Emergency maneuvers
- Public address communication training
- And much more…
💡 Although he customer service It is not a subject that is included in the exam, but At Crew Factory we do teach it transversally, because we know that it is essential to practice this profession well.
In Crew Factory you are trained by instructors who are flying
One of our greatest strengths is that we have active teachers. That is, TCPs, flight attendants and pilots who currently work in airlines and who will teach you not only the theory, but also how to apply it in real life.
You will learn with real examples, practical advice and anecdotes that no book includes. This makes a big difference in preparation and connects you from the beginning with the reality of the profession.
What happens after the course?
When you finish the initial training and obtain your Cabin Crew certificate, you can now apply for selection processes in national and international airlines.
Once you are hired, each company will give you additional training adapted to the type of plane you are going to fly on (e.g. Airbus A320 or Boeing 737). This training builds on what you’ve already learned and simply adapts the procedures to that specific model.You will already be prepared.
How long does the Flight Attendant course last?
At Crew Factory, all our courses are delivered online, with in-person sessions that you choose based on your availability.
Thanks to our virtual campus, you’ll have unlimited access to recorded classes, interactive materials, multimedia resources, and everything you need to study at your own pace and prepare with confidence.
Then, you decide how you want to attend the in-person sessions:
- 🗓️ 1 day a week for 13 weeks
- 🗓️ 2 days a week for 7 weeks
- ⚡ Intensive 2-week course
No matter which format you choose, all our programs are designed to help you earn your official Cabin Crew Certificate (TCP).
That said, to succeed, it’s essential to engage actively with the online training, where you’ll find the key to understanding, reviewing, and passing with confidence.
You set the pace — we give you the wings.
How much does it cost to study to be a Cabin Crew?
Prices may vary between academies, but in Crew Factory We are committed to official, quality training, with a close, modern and accessible approach to everyone.
And remember: it is a vocational training with direct access to employment, without needing to spend years in higher education.
Is it worth it to be a flight attendant?
Yes, if you are looking for one stable, dynamic profession with a future. Being Cabin Crew is:
- Live unique experiences every week
- Access discounts and benefits on air tickets
- Have flexible hours
- Get to know different people and cultures
- Develop yourself personally and professionally
Conclusion
Studying to be a stewardess or flight attendant is the first step to starting a career. Exciting, international career with high job demand. In Crew Factory, official academy approved by AESA, we prepare you with a practical, realistic approach adapted to what airlines are looking for today.
Do you want to start your trip?
Discover our Flight Attendant course and get ready to take off.