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Cabin crew initial safety training
Information and guidance on cabin crew safety training
If you wish to work as a Cabin Crew in commercial air transport in the UK you must hold a valid Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA).
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Medical requirements for cabin crew
Information for health professionals
Health professionals undertaking UK Part-MED cabin crew medical assessments Cabin crew medical examinations and assessments may be carried out by a UK CAA approved cabin crew Aeromedical Examiner (AME) or Occupational Health Medical Practitioner (OHMP).
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Cabin crew medical certification
Guidance on UK and EU medical reports
UK-issued cabin crew medical reports Cabin crew medical reports issued by a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)-approved Aeromedical Examiner (AME) or Occupational Health Medical Practitioner (OHMP) are required on UK-registered aircraft.
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Cabin Crew Medical Report
Implementing rules, acceptable means of compliance and UK guidance
When relevant, operating as single cabin crew should also be taken into account when assessing the medical fitness of cabin crew.
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Medical information for cabin crew
Guidance on requirements and the assessment process
All operating cabin crew must hold a valid cabin crew Medical Report issued in accordance with Subpart C of PART.MED (Annex IV of Regulation (UK) No1178/2011 year as retained (and amended in UK domestic law) under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018).
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Medical requirements for cabin crew - information for airline operators
Guidance on examinations and assessment
All operating cabin crew must hold a valid cabin crew Medical Report issued in accordance with Subpart C of Part-MED (Annex IV of Regulation (UK) No1178/2011 year as retained (and amended in UK domestic law) under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018).
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UK Ramp inspection programme
Alcohol testing on flight crew and cabin crew members in the United Kingdom
Who we test Only flight crew and cabin crew members with an assigned operational duty may be subject to an alcohol test.
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Lithium batteries
Guidance for cabin crew and cargo workers
Lithium batteries for flight crew Lithium batteries for cargo and ramp
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Aeromedical certification overview
Guidance for medical certificate for pilots, air traffic control officers and cabin crew
Cabin Crew Medical Reports Cabin crew members need an aero-medical assessment before being first assigned to duties on an aircraft.
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Flight time limitations guidance and resources
Information for commercial operators, flight and cabin crew
Useful links and supporting documents CAP 1265 EASA Flight Time Limitations (FTL) – Q and A CAP 1266 EASA Flight Time Limitations (FTL) - Guidance on acclimatisation CAP 1267 EASA FTL Guidance ORO-FTL-110 CAP 1268 EASA FTL Audit Checklist for Operators CAP 1826 EASA CAA FTL Regulations Combined Document EASA hazard mitigation table extract The Civil Aviation (Working Time) (Amendment) Regulations 2010 ICAO Fatigue management EASA Fatigue risk management CAP 371: Avoidance Of Fatigue in Air Crews for non EASA FTL operations Gap analysis between EASA Regulations and CAP 371 The European Regulation for Flight Time Limitations (FTL) Commission Regulation (EU) no.83/2014 EASA decision material in support of the Commission Regulation January 2015 EASA Flight Time Limitations – Operators workshop presentations CAA Regulations and Transition Process presentation CAA Article 14 / 22 Applications presentation CAA Alternative Means of Compliance Procedure presentation 2014 Flight Time Limitations