TRAIN Aviation

Welcome to AERO Friedrichshafen 2026!

AERO Friedrichshafen is the global platform for all aspects of General Aviation. With more than 756 exhibitors from more than 38 countries, 32,000+ attendees and 500+ journalists from all over the world, AERO Friedrichshafen is the international community’s annual meeting place.

The “English Communication Skills for Aviation Professionals” training program is designed to enhance the proficiency of cabin crew, pilots, and aircraft maintenance personnel in English communication. ✈️
Led by a certified trainer and experienced English teacher with 20 years in the aviation industry, this comprehensive course focuses on industry-specific vocabulary, effective verbal and non-verbal communication strategies, and practical scenarios relevant to aviation.
Participants will engage in interactive workshops, role-playing exercises, and real-life simulations to build their confidence and competence in delivering clear, concise, and effective communication, ensuring safety and efficiency in aviation operations.

“It seems that a story breaks out every few weeks about a commercial flight attendant being assaulted on a passenger flight. Just last week, The New York Times released a story about an unruly passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight who threatened a flight attendant to end her life.

With flight attendants being essential to air travel and a significant part of the aviation industry, I turned to Rucsandra Magdalena Mihai, Founder and Managing Partner at TRAIN AVIATION. Mihai also serves as the Vice President of Women In Corporate Aviation. Rucsandra has over 30 years of experience working as a Corporate Flight Attendant, flying predominately in Africa, Europe, and the United States.

In our conversation, Rucsandra offers her international perspective on the flight attendant sector, shares the biggest misconception of flight attendants, key takeaways from starting her own business, and her thoughts on the increasing episodes and assaults on flight attendants in commercial operations.”

You can check out the conversation on your favorite podcast app or click the link below.

https://bit.ly/43RbdIw

Rucsandra, welcome!

"Do what you love, love what you do. Believe you can, and you'll be halfway there." Rucsandra Mihai offers her perspective on flight attendants. The history of flight attendants can be traced back to the early days of commercial aviation. In the 1920s and 1930s, air travel was still a relatively new mode of transportation, and airlines were looking for ways to make it more comfortable and appealing to passengers.