Aviation Training
Providers Directory.

This directory is provided to help operators and professionals orient themselves among established aviation training organizations. It does not imply EDAERO endorsement, partnership, or regulatory approval of any listed provider, and it is not a substitute for confirming a provider's current course scope, authority approval status, and aircraft applicability directly with that provider before enrolling or relying on a course for operational qualification.

CAE's Vienna business-aviation training centre is a confirmed European location relevant to EASA-regulated operators, alongside FlightSafety's EASA-approved ATO locations. Beyond these two globally established providers, confirm current approval status with the relevant aviation authority for any additional provider under consideration — ATO approval is specific to the organization, location, and course.

Providers offering initial or general cabin crew safety training are not the same as aircraft-specific or operator-specific qualification. Under EASA's framework in particular, aircraft type-specific training and operator conversion training remain the operator's responsibility even where the activity is contracted to a training organization — completing a course at an independent provider does not, by itself, establish that a cabin crew member is qualified for a specific operator's aircraft.

Similarly, completing an independent VIP cabin service or hospitality course does not, by itself, make someone legally qualified to serve as a required cabin crew member where regulatory qualification is required. See EDAERO's guide to Cabin Crew Training vs VIP Service Training for the full distinction.