Medical Aspects and First Aid for Cabin Crew

This annual training covers physiological effects of flying, aero-medical aspects and basic first aid. Cabin Crew will learn how to recognise medical situations on board and how to deal with specific in-flight medical emergencies.

Course contents for Cabin Crew (a.o.):

• Physiological effects of flying
• Basic First Aid
• In-flight Medical Emergencies
• Specific equipment such as:
  • First Aid oxygen
  • First Aid Kit
  • Emergency Medical Kit
• Travel Health and Hygiene
• Practical Exercises such as:
  • Addressing a sick, injured and unconscious person
  • Administering Oxygen
  • Bleeding
  • Choking (adult and infant)
  • Recovery Position
  • Rautek Manoeuvre
  • CPR (adult and infant)
  • Use of an AED

(This training is compliant with EASA regulations:
Annex V part CC, Part ORO.CC and the Dutch “Oranje Kruis” organisation)

Medical Aspects and First Aid Training for Flight Crew

This training covers instruction on first-aid in general and first-aid relevant to the aircraft type of operation and crew complement, including those situations where no cabin crew is required to be carried.

Course contents for Flight Crew (a.o.):

• Basic First Aid
• Aero -medical topics, including:
  • Hypoxia
  • Hyperventilation
  • Contamination of the skin/eyes by aviation fuel or hydraulic or other fluids;
  • Hygiene and food poisoning
  • Malaria
• Practical Exercises such as:
  • Addressing a sick, injured and unconscious person
  • Administering Oxygen
  • Bleeding
  • Choking
  • Recovery Position
  • Rautek Manoeuvre
  • CPR
  • Use of an AED

(This training is compliant with EASA regulations:
Part ORO.FC and the Dutch “Oranje Kruis” organisation)