Aircraft Doors and Over-wing Exits Operations training provides aircrew members with the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the operation of over-wing exits. The training is conducted using our Airbus A320 over-wing exit door trainer, which is approved for 14 different types of medium-sized jets.

Training relating to the practical operation of over-wing exits enables aircrew members to gain a better understanding of immediate actions to be undertaken in the event of an emergency when landing or ditching.

Aviation First Aid is an in-depth course which covers the ways to provide first aid treatment in an aviation environment and ensures aircrew members possess the essential knowledge of caring for unwell passengers. Practical uses of in-flight medical equipment will also be covered.

The course objective is to promote the significance of the immediate actions taken in a medical situation, whilst also reflecting on the impact it may have on flight operations.

Aviation Security course offers aircrew members a thorough introduction on aviation security, as well as its importance. It reminds aircrew members of the constant threats to the safety of passengers and themselves.

The course objectives are to equip aircrew members with knowledge of regulations relating to safe flight operations and external threat prevention.

The Crew Resource Management course covers general concepts on CRM objectives, principles, and human factors in the aviation industry.

The course objectives are to promote flight safety, enhance flight operation efficiency, and remind all aircrew members of the importance of effective communication between different roles to reduce human errors in daily operations.

The initial course consists of three modules, and the recurrent course consists of one module.

The Dangerous Goods Awareness course is designed for both aircrew members and ground operations staff to enhance their knowledge of potentially hazardous materials in order to enable safe flight operations.

This course is suitable for operators who do not hold an approval to transport dangerous goods.

The Emergency Procedures course covers Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to equip aircrew members with the knowledge of common established procedures in order to facilitate smoother flight operations. This course can also be customized to include company-specific SOPs.

Additionally, this course provides detailed information on Safety Emergency Procedures (SEP) to be followed in the event of an abnormal situation during flight. It reinforces the importance of the sequence of actions that aircrew members should take in case of an emergency.

The Safety Management System training provides an introduction to and overview of the SMS concept and demonstrates how a SMS can enhance safety in a flight operation. The systematic SMS approach ensures both safer operations and improved overall efficiency by managing organizational structure, staff accountabilities, policies and procedures.

This training is appropriate for all personnel, not just aircrew. The SMS module can be customised to your organisation needs.

The Smoke and Fire training covers the risks associated with fire and smoke. It includes a variety of practical exercises conducted in a fire and smoke training rig, providing aircrew members with the opportunity to experience fighting live fires within an aviation environment.

The training objectives are to equip aircrew members with the knowledge of immediate actions to be taken and the correct procedures for operating in-flight firefighting equipment in the event of fire hazards.

The Wet Drills and Survival course introduces aircrew members to a comprehensive set of wet drill procedures. This includes immediate actions to be taken in the event of an emergency landing on water and the correct ways to use relevant equipment. The course also covers the necessary skills and knowledge required for survival in remote environments.