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New Zealand Certificate in Aviation (Flight Attendants) with optional strand in Airline Specific Operational Flight Attending

Level of Study

Certificate

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Summary

The purpose of this qualification is to provide the airline sector of the aviation industry with individuals who have attained sufficient operational skills and knowledge to provide safe, secure and customer-friendly in-flight services, for domestic and/or international flights in either a commercial or non-commercial organisation.

Graduates will be equipped with a comprehensive set of skills relating to aviation safety and security, and customer service. Their applied skills and knowledge will involve working under broad guidance, and they may also have some responsibility for the performance of others.

The optional strand in Airline Specific Operational Flight Attending recognises the airline-specific knowledge and skills acquired whilst performing all the duties required of a flight attendant on operational flights.

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