7 weeks. That's it.
Intensive, no-fluff training. In week 7 you travel to Madrid and take the official AESA exam.
SEATS AVAILABLE · Training in Granada
Become a flight attendant in 7 weeks.
Two days per week. Fits around your work and your life.
Official AESA training. Active cabin crew as instructors. Note: classes and the official exam are held in Spanish.
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NOT JUST AN ACADEMY
Active cabin crew training future TCP professionals.
Active cabin crew as teachers
Learn from real working flight attendants.
Official European certification
AESA certificate recognised by every airline in Spain and Europe.
Our graduates already fly with:
ALL INCLUDED
What you get with your seat.
- Online campus with recorded classes
- Unlimited access to real exam questions
- Tutoring from active cabin crew instructors
- Official Crew Factory uniform
- Aviation English (Cambridge B1–C2)
- Direct connection with airlines for job placement
- Complementary courses (leadership, communication, make-up)
- Travel to Madrid + accommodation in week 7
- Flexible payment: zero-interest instalments until your exam
- Full transparency: no hidden costs or surprises
REAL EXPERIENCES
See how we've changed their lives.
“I completed the TCP course at Crew Factory Academy in October 2025 and within two months I was able to pass the AESA exams in Madrid on the first try (travel covered by the academy). I recommend the experience as it allowed me to get my licence quickly and pay in instalments (always with flexibility in payments and a great deal of understanding of my personal situation from the director and teacher Esther). Every experience is different, but I can say they have supported me after getting my licence and today, 6 months later, I am already starting my career at a major airline.”
Passenger
Paloma Stephani
Air Europa
“Esther's teaching has been key on this journey — I'll always remember her dedication and guidance. A good teacher leaves a mark forever. Thank you, for inspiring us and preparing us to fly high.”
Passenger
Lino Álvaro Hofer
Air Europa Express
“Esther makes learning CRM a unique experience. Her passion for aviation and her focus on teamwork and operational safety push us to be better. Every class is dynamic, clear and full of lessons we'll apply as future cabin crew.”
Passenger
Alejandra García Sarria
Iberia Express
“As a former student of Esther, I'm grateful for her dynamic, hands-on way of teaching CRM. Thanks to her professionalism and her engaging approach, I was able to fulfill my dream of becoming a flight attendant and reach where I am today. Thank you, Esther!”
Passenger
Francisco Manuel Romero Reyes
Vueling
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Your questions, answered.
The main format is 7 weeks with 2 classroom days per week. There is also a 13-week format (1 day/week) and an intensive option, depending on the intake.
Yes. The 2-days-a-week model is designed precisely so you can combine it with work, studies or other responsibilities. You have 5 free days per week.
The model combines official training, concentrated in-person classes, an online campus, instructors with real aviation experience, exam practice access and personalised support. The difference is not just the duration — it's how you learn and who guides you.
Yes. The course is accredited by AESA and aimed at obtaining the official TCP certificate. AESA awards the certificate upon passing the official exam.
If you put in the work, you will. We have the methodology and the teachers that make it possible. To date, 100% of our students have passed the official exam.
We open the doors of every national and international airline recruitment process and support you through it. You walk through them.
In-person classes for students from Granada take place at the Cámara de Comercio de Granada, C. Luis Amador, 26, 18014 Granada.
Aerospace medicine and first aid, fire and smoke fighting, passenger assistance, cabin surveillance and survival. Real hands-on training, not just theory.
For the official exam, no. To fly, yes — every airline requires it. That's why we include Cambridge English (B1–C2) and the Crew English Certificate. You'll be ready.
Spanish ESO (secondary school) certificate or equivalent, and a real desire to fly. We guide you through everything else.
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