87 People Complete Safety and Service Training
Jin Air's first batch of new cabin crew members for the second half of the year will begin official flight duties from the 15th after completing approximately 10 weeks of safety and service training.
The graduation ceremony was held on the afternoon of the 10th in Gangseo, Seoul. Jin Air CEO Park Byung-ryul and other executives attended the event. The 87 new cabin crew members in this first batch completed all training courses over about 10 weeks, including aviation security training, emergency response training, first aid, flight procedures, in-flight service, and broadcasting education, to become cabin crew responsible for in-flight safety and service.
Meanwhile, the company selected a total of 112 new cabin crew members through the recruitment process for the second half of the year. The training program for new cabin crew members in the second half is divided into two batches. Safety and service training for the second batch of new cabin crew members has been underway since October 19.
A Jin Air representative said, "We sincerely congratulate all the new cabin crew members who have successfully completed the training course so far," adding, "We hope they grow into responsible Jin Air cabin crew members who prioritize in-flight safety above all else."
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