IATA was founded in Havana, Cuba on 19 April 1945, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the trade association for the world’s airlines, representing about 82% of total air traffic. They support various aviation activities and help formulating industry policies on aviation issues.
Harvard ManageMentor© is the premier on-demand learning and performance support resources for leadership and management skills development. Fueled by the latest thinking and proven practices from Harvard Business Publishing’s world-class experts, this training program delivers critical leadership and management skills when you need them most.
A world-class leadership and management diploma. This training program combines IATA’s trusted Airline Customer Service Course or Airline Cabin Crew Course with Harvard ManageMentor (HMM)©, a state-of-the-art media-rich training platform furnished by Harvard Business Faculty, global business leaders and practitioners in the field of leadership development.
January, April, June, August, December
1 year
3 days per week
Elevate your career aspirations with the IATA Airline Customer Service course, designed to prepare you for the dynamic world of aviation. This program equips you with the essential knowledge, skills, and attitude to provide outstanding customer service and create memorable passenger experiences.
January, April, June, August, December
6 months
3 days per week
Depending on airlines, some airlines may have retirement age policies. Typically around 55-60 years old, it may vary.
Besides cabin crew roles, our graduates are also eligible for various positions in the aviation, tourism, and hospitality industries. These include airline and airport management, customer service, human resources, public relations, training roles, and even pilot career pathways.
Crew Lounge offers exclusive in-house interviews for students, significantly increasing their chances of securing airline jobs — with a proven success rate of 90%. Our experienced trainers also guide students through CV/resume preparation and conduct intensive interview bootcamps to ensure they are fully prepared.
Yes, you can. Even if you don’t meet the height requirement for cabin crew roles, you can still pursue rewarding careers such as ground staff, customer service, or office and operations management within the aviation industry.
Crew Lounge aims to hunt for talents around the world, develop their skills and increase their opportunity to pursue the Aviation job of their dreams through our Cabin Crew Training & Cabin Crew Interview Training Boot-camps.
