Cabin Crew Aviation FAQ

A cabin crew attestation is a qualification document showing that a cabin crew member has successfully completed the required initial safety training for cabin crew duties.

1. What it proves: The holder has completed approved initial training before operating as cabin crew under the relevant rules.
2. What it is not: It is not an airline job offer, an employment contract or a guarantee that a candidate will pass airline-specific conversion training.
3. Where it matters: In Europe, the Cabin Crew Attestation is part of the regulatory path for cabin crew working under EASA rules.

Candidates should check whether the airline provides the attestation training or expects applicants to already hold it before applying.