AeroEBT for cabin crew · CBTA
Cabin crew assessed on competence. Recorded like the flight deck.
Initial, recurrent and safety and emergency procedures training assessed against observable competence, on tablet in the cabin trainer. Cabin crew get their own competencies, behaviours, grading scale and forms, in the same record as the flight deck.
Same airline, different setups
One airline, two setups. Cabin crew with its own competencies, behaviours and scale.
The flight deck and the cabin do not share a competency framework, and they should not have to share a configuration. In AeroEBT each department is set up on its own terms, in the same platform and the same record.
One airline, one platform
AeroEBT, with the TMS included
Flight deck
- Competencies
- The pilot competency framework of your EBT programme
- Observable behaviours
- Per competency, as your programme defines them
- Grading scale
- Your scale for EBT and for checks
- Sessions
- Simulator: evaluation, manoeuvres and scenario-based training
- Forms
- Your simulator and line training forms
Cabin crew
- Competencies
- Your cabin crew competency framework
- Observable behaviours
- Written for the cabin: doors, evacuation, fire, medical, CRM
- Grading scale
- Its own scale and pass criteria
- Sessions
- Cabin trainer drills, classroom and in-flight checks
- Forms
- Your recurrent, SEP and in-flight check forms
AeroEBT is configured to your programme, your framework and your grading scale, department by department.
See how AeroEBT is set upScope
The cabin training year. In one place.
Initial and conversion
Initial training, aircraft type and differences training, with practical elements recorded per trainee.
Recurrent and refresher
Annual recurrent, safety and emergency procedures and CRM, with due dates tracked against each crew member.
Joint CRM with the flight deck
Joint sessions recorded once, visible to both training departments rather than filed twice.
The cycle
The same cycle as the flight deck. From the drill to the record.
Observe, record, classify, assess, debrief: the cycle AeroEBT runs for pilots, applied to a door drill, an evacuation or a medical scenario.
Observe
The assessor watches the drill as it is performed, with the scenario and what it is designed to show at hand.
Record
What the crew member did is captured on tablet in the moment, offline in the trainer.
Classify
Each observation is tied to the cabin crew competency and the observable behaviour it shows.
Assess
The grade is given against your cabin crew scale, with the observation behind it.
Debrief
Debrief notes are captured with the assessment, so the reason for the grade survives the session.
AeroEBT is built around the ORCA cycle (observe, record, classify, assess), followed by debrief, report and calibrate.
The ORCA cycle in AeroEBTWhere it happens
Captured in the trainer. Not afterwards at a desk.
Door drills, evacuation, firefighting and medical scenarios are assessed while they are performed, on tablet, offline, with the same observe-record-classify-assess flow the flight deck uses.
- Practical assessment recorded at the trainer, task by task
- Assessor identity and evidence attached to each element
- Debrief notes captured with the assessment
- Works offline in the cabin trainer; syncs afterwards
The instructor app
One procedure for the assessor. Open the session, grade, debrief.
The AeroEBT instructor app runs on iPad in the cabin trainer and the classroom, online or offline. The assessor follows one practical procedure and nobody has to learn a tool: observations, grades and debrief notes are captured as the session happens and synchronise when the device reconnects.
- Works offline inside the trainer; synchronises automatically
- Grading to your cabin crew framework and your grading scale
- Signatures and paper-parity PDF records
- The same app the flight-deck instructors use, with the cabin crew setup
Assessor concordance
See who grades differently. And why.
The concordance measurement used for flight instructors applies to cabin crew assessors as well: each assessor is shown against the baseline of the assessor group, from the grades they already enter, so standardisation is targeted where it matters instead of re-briefing everyone.
- Grading drift per assessor against the group baseline
- Calibration sessions planned and recorded in the same system
- Measured from the grades assessors already enter, with no extra step in the session
Web administration
The whole cabin community. In one view for the training office.
In the AeroEBT web administration the cabin training office sets up the cabin crew framework and forms, schedules classroom, trainer and in-flight sessions, and follows every crew member's recurrent due dates. The evidence for your authority comes from the recorded sessions themselves.
- Cabin crew framework, observable behaviours and forms managed in one place
- Sessions scheduled for classroom, cabin trainer and in-flight checks
- Recurrent due dates followed per crew member
- Records and evidence exportable whenever they are asked for
Records
One record. Across the whole crew community.
Attestations and expiries
Cabin crew attestation, recurrent due dates and aircraft differences tracked with automatic notification.
Read next to flight crew data
Competency trends across the crew community, not two disconnected systems.
Assessor consistency
The same concordance measurement used for flight instructors, applied to cabin crew assessors.
Audit-ready
Records and evidence held in Swiss data centres, exportable for your authority whenever they are asked for.
Questions cabin crew training managers ask
Is this the same system the pilots use?
Yes: the same platform, configured for cabin training. That is the point: one record, one standard, one set of trends.
Do cabin crew use the same competencies and observable behaviours as the pilots?
No. Cabin crew have their own setup inside the same airline: their own competency framework, observable behaviours, grading scale and forms. The flight-deck setup is not changed by it, and both are read in the same record.
Does EBT apply to cabin crew?
EBT under ORO.FC.231 is a flight crew requirement. What applies here is competency-based assessment with recorded evidence, which is a method rather than an obligation.
Can we run joint CRM sessions?
Yes, recorded once and visible to both departments rather than duplicated.
Does it work in the cabin trainer without wifi?
Yes, offline, syncing when the tablet reconnects.
Bring cabin training into the same record.
Thirty minutes on your cabin programme: what you record today, and what changes when it sits beside the flight deck data.
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