We bring expertise in Aviation and Hospitality, with years of dedicated service. FLYING WINGS ACADEMY was founded in 2013 out of a deep passion and commitment to the service industry.
With an esteemed background, Tabassum Parveen, a former Cabin Crew member of Saudi Arabian Airlines & Indigo Airline, and Anees Fatime, an ex-cabin crew of Saudi Arabian Airlines, enrich our academy with invaluable firsthand experience and industry insights.
To empower aspiring cabin crew and ground personnel with comprehensive training, fostering their professional growth and readiness for the aviation industry. We commit to delivering exceptional education while ensuring accessibility to all.
To be the unparalleled leader in cabin crew and ground personnel training, renowned for our commitment to excellence, innovation, and student success. We aim to set new benchmarks in the industry, creating opportunities for ambitious individuals worldwide.”
As the Director of our esteemed Cabin Crew Academy, I Tabassum bring a wealth of experience from my tenure with Saudia Arabian Airlines and IndiGo. It’s my utmost priority to ensure that our training program is comprehensive and tailored to the exacting standards of excellence that these reputable airlines demand. We aim to groom each of the candidates into skilled and confident professionals, where learning, dedication, and passion transform them into professional cabin crew members.
As a senior cabin crew member at Saudi Arabian Airlines, I, Anis Fatima, understand the passion and dedication it takes to excel in this dynamic and rewarding field.
At Flying Wings Academy, we are dedicated to making your dreams a reality. Our comprehensive training programs are designed to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to succeed as a cabin crew member. What sets us apart is our training curriculum and our commitment to your success. Join us and embark on a journey that will not only fulfill your dreams but also set you on a path to a fulfilling and rewarding career in aviation.
