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Airline Flight Attendant Duties - TrainingOnce you're hired as a flight attendant, get ready for weeks of intensive training. Most airlines conduct the training at their home office, and the course usually lasts four to six weeks. Trainees usually are not paid during the training period, but room and board are often provided. During training, flight attendants are drilled on all aspects of their future duties—emergency evacuation procedures, first aid, CPR, and even hijacking procedures and passenger psychology are studied. New hires must also learn FAA regulations, food and beverage service procedures, how to assist unaccompanied minors and handicapped passengers, and all company policies. As a longtime flight attendant adds:
At the end of this rigorous training, students must pass an FAA emergency procedures test and satisfy the instructor that they have adequately learned all of the information in the class. After graduation, flight attendants usually report immediately to their assigned base of operations, sometimes working a flight the following day. The History of Flight Attendants Next Career Description - MANAGEMENT CHIEF FLIGHT ATTENDANCE TRAINER >>> Aviation Salary, Wages & Pay information >>>
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