At Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, we offer specialized Aviation Medicine and First Aid Training designed to ensure the health and safety of aviation personnel, including pilots, cabin crew, air traffic controllers, and ground staff. Our training is built on internationally recognized standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and IATA Standards to ensure that those in aviation-related roles are prepared to handle medical emergencies in-flight and on the ground with confidence and expertise.
Aviation Medicine focuses on the unique medical needs of individuals who work in the aviation industry, emphasizing the physiological, psychological, and safety concerns encountered in the air. It addresses the challenges of altitude, pressure changes, and long hours, and provides solutions to mitigate these risks.
1. Aeromedical Examinations – Comprehensive health assessments for aviation personnel to ensure fitness to fly, in line with TCAA and international standards.
2. Health Risk Management – Identifying and managing health risks specific to aviation, including fatigue management, cabin pressure effects, and in-flight medical emergencies.
3. Emergency Medical Assistance – Preparedness for handling medical emergencies, ranging from sudden illness to trauma, while ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers and crew.
Our Aviation First Aid Training provides cabin crew, ground staff, and pilots with essential first aid skills to respond effectively in emergency situations. We cover critical medical situations that could arise in-flight or on the ground, ensuring personnel are equipped with the necessary knowledge to manage these situations until professional medical help arrives.
ICAO Standards – Our training adheres to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) guidelines, which set the global standards for aviation safety, medical assessments, and emergency protocols. This ensures that the training aligns with the highest international standards in aviation health and safety.
IATA Standards – In addition to ICAO, we follow the International Air Transport Association (IATA) standards, which provide further guidance on emergency medical response in aviation. These standards ensure that our training addresses real-world situations and equips aviation personnel with the skills needed to respond effectively to in-flight medical emergencies.
PR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): Techniques for resuscitating passengers or crew in case of cardiac arrest, including adult, child, and infant CPR.
Choking: Techniques to relieve airway obstruction, including the Heimlich maneuver and alternative methods in confined spaces.
Wound Care: Basic wound management, including cleaning, dressing, and stopping bleeding in various emergency scenarios.
Burn Management: Handling burns, both thermal and chemical, and the application of appropriate first aid until further medical assistance is available.
Altitude-Related Illnesses: Addressing hypoxia, decompression sickness, and other altitude-related medical issues that may affect both passengers and crew.
In-Flight Trauma Management: Techniques for managing injuries sustained during turbulence, aircraft accidents, or other unexpected events.
Medical Kits and Equipment Usage: How to properly use on-board medical equipment, including oxygen masks, defibrillators, and emergency medical kits, and how to manage in-flight medical emergencies with limited resources.
Handling In-Flight Stress and Anxiety: Identifying signs of stress or panic among passengers or crew and providing appropriate psychological first aid.
Dealing with Trauma and Panic Attacks: Managing mental health crises in the confined space of an aircraft and providing calming and supportive care.
First Aid during Evacuations: Providing first aid assistance during the evacuation process, ensuring that passengers with injuries or health issues are safely assisted.
Special Needs Care: Addressing the medical needs of vulnerable passengers, including those with pre-existing conditions, disabilities, or in need of extra assistance during evacuations.
Infection Control: Proper hygiene practices, including infection control measures to prevent the spread of illnesses during flight.
Management of Medical Records and Documentation: Keeping detailed and accurate records of any medical incidents that occur on-board, ensuring that proper medical support can be provided upon landing.
1. Comprehensive Coverage: Our training covers all aspects of medical emergencies, from physical first aid to psychological support, ensuring personnel are fully prepared for any situation.
2. International Standards Compliance: We follow the most current ICAO and IATA standards, ensuring the highest quality and relevance of training.
3. Experienced Trainers: Our instructors are certified medical professionals with extensive experience in aviation medicine and first aid training.
4. Hands-On Training: We offer practical, scenario-based training, allowing participants to practice emergency responses in a controlled environment.
5. Tailored to Aviation Needs: Our training is specifically designed for aviation personnel, considering the unique challenges of in-flight medical care.
At Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, we equip aviation professionals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to handle medical emergencies effectively. Whether you’re a pilot, cabin crew, or ground staff, our Aviation Medicine and First Aid Training ensures you’re ready to provide the best care possible, keeping passengers safe and secure throughout their journey.
