- CCM- Cabin Crew Member
- JAR OPS/FCL/EASA Regulation
- Dangerous Goods in the aviation industry
- Amadeus Reservation System, fares and ticketing
- Basic Air Operations
- ETOP
- Load and Balance
CCM- Cabin Crew Member
The course for Cabin Crew Member (CCM) has the authorization from the Civil Aviation Agency (Dirección General de Aviación Civil). This course gives a certificate issued by the DGCA which allows the student to work at any national or international airline.
Download pdf course
JAR OPS/FCL/EASA Regulation
The course JAR regulation is designed for any worker within the aviation industry. This course will take a look at this international aviation law and explain all JAR laws and rules.
Download pdf course
Dangerous Goods in the aviation industry
Freight transport is part of the activity of many airline companies. Every day lots of products are shipped and some of them represent a potential danger to passengers, carrier or shipper. Therefore, there is an increasing sensitivity to certain substances or products that are not part of the luggage or general cargo. Through specific training to the different groups involved in aviation, we can avoid possible dangers, giving instructions on how to identify and react to a real situation. Dangerous Goods courses taught at this centre are courses divided into different categories according to the needs of the aviation industry and according to the categories referenced by ICAO / IATA. These courses meet the JAR-OPS 1 regulation and the requirements of Civil Aviation. At the end of the course, students who pass the required level will receive licenses valid for 2 years. Currently there are courses in three different categories: 1,9,6,10 and 11. Each category is focused on specific areas of air transport, strengthening some aspects at the expense of others which are not necessary.
Download pdf course
SAmadeus Reservation System, fares and ticketing
The course Amadeus Reservation System is designed for people who want to work for the tourism and aviation industry. This course offers the opportunity to apply for a job where the knowledge of Amadeus System is needed. The knowledge of this system opens the doors for employment in travel agencies, tour operators and airlines. This course will teach the entire system of Amadeus, how it works, etc. It will also offer the opportunity to see how the system works and learn how to use it for their future work position.
Download pdf course
Basic Air Operations
At the end of the course, a certificate is given to confirm that the student is prepared to work in the operations department of any airline. The course provides a great opportunity to start a career within the Operations sector. This work involves preparing flight schedules considering weather, aircraft weight, fuel quantity, international air routes, etc. The Head of Air Operations is the hub in everyday air operations, receives and distributes information to other departments, shares responsibility with the captain and executes the entire flight (with the computer).
Download pdf course
ETOP
At the end of the course, a certificate ETOP is given which enables graduates to organize long-distance flights in the operations department. ETOP is the ICAO standards for Extended-range Twin-engine Operation Performance.
Download pdf course
Load and Balance
The course of Passenger and Baggage Handling is for people who want to work at airports in charge of the load and balance. When the course is finished, a certificate is given which confirms their ability and skills to work in Handling.
Download pdf course
Aeronautical English
The aeronautical English course is for people who already work or want to start in the aviation industry and to improve their knowledge of specific vocabulary. It offers the opportunity to practice typical conversations that may occur in daily work.
Download pdf course
Air Operations Technician
At the end of the course, a certificate of Air Operations Technician is given. Students improve their knowledge of airline operations and it is considered an advanced level on the subject. The Air Operations Technician is responsible for the flight plan for the captain and must be ready three hours before takeoff. From his position provides the necessary information to the Commercial Department (flight time, fuel consumption, ability to operate directly non-stop, etc.)..
Download pdf course
Nota:
For all courses: Depending on who was targeted subsidies (unemployed, active staff, to promote the first album ...) is usually different bids of more detailed requirements in each.
