Which are the best colleges for Cabin Crew Training in India and what makes them stand out?

Aviation sector is one of the most sought after careers for people who wish to pursue a job that allows travel, pays well and involves some level of glamour. Cabin crew are the personal of the airline that are on board the aircraft with the passengers and are solely responsible for their safety and services as promised by the airlines during their travel. In an honest opinion, there is actually no need of specialized training to be done for placement in cabin crew because majorly all airlines will train their indicates before they go on air. However, keeping in mind the completion of selection for cabin crew, some formal training can be an added advantage. This way you will be briefed on the basic procedure, grooming standards and work process. Some of the institutes that a have set the standards are: Frankfinn institute: They have been in the training from over 14 years hence have good placement records, experienced faculties and infrastructure. Air Hostess Training Institute - Panache Academy- they have established tie ups for campus placements and well trained faculty that have live experience. Hi also have tie ups for various inflight exposure giving good insight of the work process. PTC aviation- It is another name that has started to emerge as a good brand in aviation training. They have short courses that are job oriented and precise in training.

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Working for an airline in the cabin crew department is considered one of the most glamorous jobs in the world. Along with the good salary, a member of the cabin crew also gets to enjoy many of its perks like traveling to different countries, staying in five-star hotels, enjoying food of different cuisines, getting free air tickets for the family, etc. A cabin crew member can enjoy a good work/leisure balance. Initially, airlines had their own in-house training carried out to hire candidates for the post of cabin crew, but with the rise of new budget airlines and number of aircrafts coming in, the requirement for new cabin crew has increased leaps and bounds and to meet these requirements, there are several new aviation academies that have started specially catering to the needs of the airlines and training aspirants according to their SOPs. Out of the several hundred training centers in India, one of the oldest and most widely known institutes is Frankfinn. Having started almost two decades ago, they have branches in every major city in India. With years of experience, their level of training is unparalleled and they have produced several of the finest cabin crew employees in India. They also have a facility for in-house placements and if a candidate fails to get into an airline as cabin crew, they also have tied up with many establishments in the Hospitality industry to help place their students. Another honorable mention goes to Aptech Aviation as they have been growing rapidly and have been opening new branches at a good pace. It also would be worthy to note that although getting training at an aviation institute for the role of cabin crew would act as an added benefit for the interviews, several airlines still conduct walk-in interviews for candidates over the age of 18 and who have cleared their 10+2. These airlines then charge a nominal training fee to get you inducted into their company.

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Hello, In India, during the initial days of aviation industry, training was imparted at in-house training establishments. Then after some years, requirement of training and certification on safety aspects for aircrew was felt necessary. Also, requirement was increasing by leaps and bounds. Hence, many private entities entered the fray. Today in India, there are more than 150 such schools. I am attaching a link just for information.<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess/colleges/colleges-india" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess/colleges/colleges-india</a> Frankfinn is the best known name in India. Their operations are spread across almost 90 cities in India. This perhaps stands at the head of the queue. Its reputation is indeed great. Established in 1996, Universal Aviation Academy comes second. Then, there are in-house academies of Jet Airways & Indigo. Quality of training, faculty, facilities are the three most important things that decide the pecking order.

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