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By cabincrew.com, Mon 30th Sep, 2013 at 12:17 |
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By Patricia Green
As part of your cabin crew initial training and then your yearly recurrent check, you will learn and have to pass modules in aviation health and medicine. This gives you an advanced first aid training especially applicable to working at altitude, being onboard an aircraft and potential risks of illness/stress/fatigue when flying. |
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Serious incidents are rare, but you may face day to day small issues due to cuts, fear of flying, nausea, ear problems etc. It is rare to have assistance onboard to deal with medical scenarios, so it is your responsibility as a |
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