Online learning
Self-paced lessons, interactive scenarios, guided practice and knowledge assessment. Suitable where the applicable programme allows the intended learning and assessment to be achieved remotely.
DESIGNED AROUND THE LEARNING OUTCOME
How your training is delivered
The right format for the competence you need.
A course may be delivered entirely online, online with live video sessions, or through a blend of online, video and in-person training. The permitted design depends on the applicable requirements, the organisation’s approval and programme, and the practical competence and assessment involved.
Online + live video
Online preparation combined with scheduled instructor-led sessions, discussion, coached exercises and feedback. Attendance and participation requirements are stated in the programme.
Blended + in person
Online study and live video combined with supervised practical training, equipment use or demonstrations in person where the learning outcome and applicable requirements call for them.
Practical competence stays practical
Completing an online module does not replace a required practical exercise or supervised demonstration. For example, EASA cabin-crew initial training includes practical elements. Each programme identifies its learning components, required attendance, assessment and the scope of the completion document.
Some courses are organised in agreement with partner schools, CCTOs, ATOs or operators. Responsibilities and any additional practical training or operational authorisation follow that specific arrangement.
Explore our partners →Reference framework
These sources explain the framework and training-design principles. A reference to an agency or association does not mean that it has approved every course or delivery format on this platform.
- EASA — Cabin Crew: initial training and practical elements
- EASA — Aircrew rules, including Part-CC and applicable training requirements
- ICAO — Digital Learning and Circular 356: cabin-crew digital learning design
- IATA — Dangerous Goods CBTA guidance: training methods and assessment design
References reviewed 11 October 2026. Apply the current requirements and the scope of the individual programme.