Silla University Department of Aviation Service Conducts Air Busan Cabin Crew Job Experience

Students of the Department of Aviation Service at Silla University are taking a group commemorative photo after experiencing the duties of Air Busan flight attendants.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] Fifty-four students from the Department of Aviation Service at Silla University participated in Air Busan's flight attendant job experience program, 'Cabin Crew Standby,' on the 28th.

Silla University has signed agreements with domestic and international renowned institutions related to airlines and the aviation industry to provide practical training and employment foundations, as well as conduct various job training programs.

The university has been participating for the third year in the flight attendant job experience program with Air Busan to enhance students' learning motivation and strengthen their employment capabilities.

The students spent time experiencing flight attendant duties with professional instructors, including ▲a tour of the Air Busan Training Center ▲understanding emergency equipment ▲emergency evacuation experience ▲flight attendant image making ▲in-flight meal and beverage service practice.

Student Cha Su-wan, who participated in the event, said, "As a citizen of Busan, my dream is to join Air Busan as a flight attendant, and this program provided great motivation by allowing me to personally experience the actual work of flight attendants."

Jung Hee-kyung, head of the Department of Aviation Service, said, "We visit Air Busan every year to motivate students and improve their major learning abilities. The education program tailored for Silla University greatly helps our students learn the basic qualities and develop their capabilities as prospective aviation professionals."

The Department of Aviation Service at Silla University is striving to strengthen practical skills with the goal of training a large number of aviation service experts in line with the opening of Gaduk New Airport.

Silla University's College of Aviation has signed industry-academia agreements with well-known domestic airlines such as Air Busan, T'way Air, Air Premia, and Korean Air Tech Center, and is actively conducting educational support projects through the University Innovation Support Project to establish itself as a specialized university in the aviation field.