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At SkyWings, our commitment doesn't stop at putting you in the best possible conditions to obtain your CCA. We have designed a 4th week of training, the only one to be done remotely, to help each of our students take the first steps in their career as a cabin crew member.

This week of follow-up and recruitment preparation starts just after the CCA exams and offers you a real springboard towards employment, with tailored tools and unlimited support.

Tailor-made support

During the 4th week of our course, which is the only distance learning week, you will receive personalised support from our instructors, all former Senior Cabin Crew with major international airlines and specialised in recruitment coaching. Their experience and in-depth knowledge of airline expectations are at your service.

Your CV, redesigned from A to Z

A good CV doesn't just list experience: it must reflect your professionalism, your potential and your personality.
We can help you give your CV a complete overhaul, both in terms of content (highlighting your skills, relevant experience, professional wording) and form (layout, design adapted to the aviation sector, choice of key words, etc.).

The photo that makes the difference

A professional photo is the first impression a cabin crew recruiter will have of you.
We'll give you all the essential tips and tricks for a successful flight attendant application photo: outfit, posture, background, lighting, format, everything is reviewed.

Direct access to job offers

We give you immediate, organised access to all the specialist airline recruitment platforms. Thanks to our direct links, you can consult all the flight attendant vacancies available in Europe and beyond in just one click.
This will save you time and make your job applications more efficient.

Strong demand for cabin crew

Numerous & regular recruitments

250 European companies

Opportunities throughout Europe

Career development

A career in the air and on the ground

A career full of opportunities

Becoming a cabin crew isn't just about doing a job: it's about adopting a way of life - one of travel, service, teamwork and human contact.

With over 250 European airlines and a growing demand for qualified staff, a career as a cabin crew offers rapid career development, expatriation opportunities, and prospects for roles as trainers, pursers or recruiters.

It's a dynamic, demanding and deeply rewarding world, both personally and professionally.
Becoming a flight attendant means entering a fast-moving career that can take you much further than you ever imagined.
After a few years' experience as a cabin crew member, you can progress to positions of greater responsibility:

Cabin manager You will supervise all the cabin crew, coordinate with the cockpit and guarantee safety and service on board.
Head cabin crew : The Chief Cabin Crew is the most senior cabin crew manager in an airline. He or she supervises all the cabin crews and ensures good coordination between the airline's management and the cabin crew teams.
Flight instructor Training: you train new recruits in the training centre, passing on your technical knowledge and your sense of service.
Examiner PNC You validate the practical and theoretical skills of cabin crew candidates during CCA tests or internal company assessments.

One thing is certain: the cabin crew profession is not an end in itself, but the starting point for a rich and evolving career, in constant interaction with the world and others.