📌 The CCH and OCC differ through the areas of safety, security, and communication, while the broader cabin crew training also includes service and aircraft type knowledge for a maximum of three aircraft types.
CA–OCC–ATCC: licence, conversion, aircraft type
The captain has overall responsibility on the flight deck.
The first officer:
1. Which set of training components is required to become cabin crew?
2. Which comparison correctly distinguishes the CCH from the OCC within cabin crew training?
3. Who holds overall responsibility on the flight deck during a flight?
What training courses are required to become cabin crew?
Cabin C.A. licence, Operation Conversion Course, and Aircraft Type Conversion Course.
How do CCH and OCC differ in cabin crew training?
They differ in safety, security, and communication areas.
Who has overall responsibility on the flight deck?
The captain.
Who is the cabin manager reporting directly to the captain?
The purser, also called the SCCM or Senior Cabin Crew Member.
Cabin Crew Training: Licences
Includes CCH, OCC, and ATCC
Flight deck hierarchy: Captain
Has overall responsibility on flight deck
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