I always respected cabin crew because I have seen passengers treating them rudely. After seeing this my respect got deeper for them. They put so much efforts and patience for their training and during their job. It’s not all about glamour the world see, these people risks their lives to save passengers. They deserve much more appreciation and recognition from world.
@@miaipad8989 Not in every case. These safety measures aren’t only taken when the plane crashes 🗿 What if a pregnant woman went into labour? And the flight attendants are helping her? Is that also for “show”?
I traveled from Dubai to New York last March 6th on the A380. One passenger got sick and needed medical assistance. The flight attendants were quick and efficient they did a CPR and then I heard they made the call for a doctor exactly how this video shows. The training pays off well. Good job Emirates my favorite airline.
This brings back memories. I was a flight attendant for Pan Am from 1977-1991 when they closed. I went to Northwest which became Delta 1991-2006 . When I started the world was different, security wasn't as strict, people still dressed appropriately. Emirates and other international carriers still have what I would remember to be old fashioned ways and that is a great way to be! That's one big reason you rarely hear of an international carrier going out of business. What a beautiful college, Emirates!
Hello. I served 29yrs as a flight attendant. Our training facility was nice, but nothing like yours. If If I was starting my career today as a flight attendant I would definitely chose an international carrier. Good Luck with everything.
People will see this as a “fun” way of training but boy let me tell you how stressful those training period are especially for the Initial Crew (those who have no prior experience as cabin crew) 😭 Easily the hardest 3 months of my life, even harder than my under grades lmao. I still can’t believe I’m able to crammed 1400 pages worth of knowledges (in english, not my tongue mind you!) in those times and managed to succeed lol Good luck for anyone who wants to be a cabin crew! See you on board someday soon!
I can definitely relate to this :) I was a cabin crew for 1 year and the training course was the hardest part of the journey. The amount of studying can be overwhelming and the time at your disposal is very limited!
As someone who wants to be a flight attendant and whose final goal is working in emirates, seeing 2 flight attendants from Brazil just made it so much more personal. Great video, thank you.
Nossa, sim, dá muito gosto, né. Muito bom ver brasileiros lá. Você está se preparando? Eu adoraria me candidatar, mas a altura me impede (até consigo passar de 212cm, mas minha altura é de 158cm e creio que eles sejam bem restritos quanto a isso devido os equipamentos de segurança). Boa sorte!!! Estou torcendo por você!
Cabin crew are so underated when you think of what they have to learn. At the end of the day they are primarily there for your saftey. Serving you food and drink is extra. Some people would do well to remember that because they would be the first ones screaming for help, if god forbid, any thing should happen. It amazes me how many people don't pay attention to the safety videos too. I actually got thanked by one cabin crew member for paying attention to a manual demonstration once when no one else did.
It’s interesting to see behind the scenes of this facility, as I’ve drove past the facility in Dubai. In my opinion, flight attendants are underrated and training is rigorous.
18:30, just imagine that: all the way from central asian countries (Uzbekistan, Kyrgizstan) to north and south america (Mexico, Brasil) in the middle east (and that's aside from many other nationalities that work in Emirate). different cultures, backgrounds and languages melted in the aviation industry pot.. by the way when Sam asks about their countries of origin that shows respect and interest. people love it actually. Thank you Sam.
hey, not trying to be rude, just wanted to let you know that is is Kyrgyzstan :) I am from there, it is a very small country and not everyone knows how to spell or pronounce the name of my home country, and it is totally okay!
My uncle works here at this crew training institute, exactly where you were in this video! He works as an administrator. Thank you for showing this place in this video, I’ve been here before and this place is underrated but also FUN! You should definitely tour this place some time. I would recommend the food!
The aviation industry has been recovered from the pandemic, now the Emirates have the busy traffic in the entire network, all flight quitely fully booked, Long live Emirates 🔥
Impressive! When I did CPR training a few years ago, the instructor told me that the heart massage part is more important than breathing in because the victim still has oxygen inside their blood. But without heart massage, the oxygen will not be transported throughout the body.
One of the best crew training in the world especially when it comes to safety and security..Thanks you so much SAM for sharing with us this good experience you had
This is one of my favorite Sam Chui video, because it shows a different side of aviation that the average person never sees. I love the way he participated in the Emirates training program as one of the passengers, then gave them encouragement as they were about to graduate.
Very interesting insight into the extensive training that Emirates cabin crew need to undertake. Incredible how many skillsets the cabin crew need to master. Most passengers take all this for granted when travelling on Emirates. Although considered by many to be glamorous it is actually a very tough job. All credit to the Emirates cabin crew and to Sam Chui for making this great VDO. 👍👍✈🛩
Just flew back last week from Dubai to Toronto via Emirates. Crew was amazing, service delivery was excellent. Glad to watch how hard they put their efforts to train themselves and how much emirates is focused on customer centric services.
In addition to the onboard safety demonstration, I do believe that a video like this should be watched by everyone that is going on a flight. The more the passengers know, the better! Thank you Sam for organising this for your viewers
Thank you for the great vlog! I’m an ex EK cabin crew, now I work for a different airline. My current airline has a great reputation of safety and engineering. It’s one of the oldest airlines in the world, but I must say Emirates Ab-initio training was more intense and practical. It’s so nice to see one of my Ab-initio trainers in this video!
So interesting how they do their training! Even though air travel is super safe I love to see that airlines take the time and courage to train the crew just in case.
Sam that was such a positive experience to watch. The eagerness of the trainees and the superb professionalism of the trainers. They all worked so hard and looked amazing in their uniforms. I really got a feeling of the obvious pride of the new mwmers and the trainers. That was quite emotional right at the end where you praised them and said goodbye to the trainees and hello as a future passenger. Great vid.
Tons of Thanks Mr.Sam for showing the complete crew training. There is lot of happening behind the scenes to train the newly inducted crew. Hats of to the trainers in moulding the Emirates crew which is the best airlines in the aviation world. Once again Thanks to Sam for bringing this to the world. Wishing the crew who completed their trainining for coming out with flying colours. Special appreciation to the trainers. Had a beautiful informative today. Emirates...... sky is your limit. Keep it up. Loads of luv from India ❤️
This is brilliant. I feel like I am taking some of this away with me. Flight attendants are underrated and have so much responsibility. I will say that about 3 years ago when I was flying on a Qantas aircraft the captain made an announcement mid flight asking for any doctors, medical personnel or nurses that might on board asking board if anyone could provide some assistance as there was a child that was having breathing difficulties. Myself (Nurse) and another nurse came forward to help the crew. Very eye-opening and all the adrenaline takes over in the moment. This happened on a Qantas aircraft travelling from Sydney to Lax back in 2017. The child's outcome was fine, we managed to remove the child to an open exit area where the child was able to gain more open space and airflow & from sponging the child down her temperature reduced slightly. At the time the mother was travelling with the unwell child and because the child was in a small space being in the window seat she could not get enough air between coughing fits. It can be confronting but it would surprise you that sometimes even though there may be a doctor on board they have the right to refuse to give treatment. The crew were really good and appreciated the help that we were able to provide with a good outcome. Appreciation for this video, very informative to see from a passenger’s perspective of what the intensity of what flight crew have to go through before even being allowed to work on any of the Emirates aircraft. The Emirates training centre is amazing.
I grew up in Dubai and my dad was a pilot with Emirates. As a kid, I always thought the Emirates Training College building was so unique and interesting.
i love these kinda videos because I'm going to try to apply for cabin crew after I graduate and even though I have a friend who is cabin crew it's still hard to imagine how it's actually like and this gave me such a clear insight. those books though omg
Super cool to get a glimpse into the special training and Sam is such a lovable dork during it all. You can tell he really enjoys himself while exploring and learning about the planes/airlines.
Marvelous! Sam - you did a great job of demonstrating the various stages of crew training. i enjoyed it immensely and would like to congratulate you and the trainees for jumping into that cold water! What a great behind-the-scenes look.
I just remembered my training in Emirates, thank you Emirates for amazing adventure of almost seven years, I would do it all over again ❤😍😍 The best of the best 🌹🧸
Impressive training facility and the instructor are doing such a magnificent job with the young trainees. Everyone should feel very safe traveling with them.
FANTASTIC video Sam, you have moved into the big leagues of documentaries in aviation. These newbies are in for one heck of a ride as this is an extremely difficult career,r but also very rewarding too! THANK YOU!
Absolutely-I flew for 28 years …it was so different in my days but the life time friends is priceless. And been in an emergency that was around the world
Had the pleasure of working with the Ritz-Carlton- JBR, brilliant.. The perfection & immaculate appearances keeps Emirates a class apart..The training is exemplary..130 nationalities.. Wow!!!!👍
Great report Sam As a frequent flyer I have always had great admiration for the flight attendants, they are the most important part of a successful flight. t Tanks to them
I love your video. I worked for American Airlines for 21 years on the ramp in MIA and SEA. My husband was American Airlines FA for 26 years. I miss it so much. I would apply to Emirates, but I am 53 years old. They dont take older people for Cabin Crew..
Thank you dear Sam for sharing this amazing training sessions organized by the Emirates family. The training sessions especially in case of unpleasant situations on board were so well explained. A big salute to all the trainees and the staff who trained them.. I strongly believe all other airline companies across the world should adopt similar sessions for their new joiners so as to make everyone life on board easier in case of such unplanned events.. An 💯 out of 💯 for the content.. looking forward to meet you one day Sam with the grace of almighty.. once again thank you 👌👍.
Didn’t realise so much was involved. Respect to those cabin crew, I’d definitely feel safe on emirates. I did laugh when the babies head popped out though 😆
Emirates serve @ 160,000 meals a day! The scale of the operation is mind-boggling. Applicants for the position of Cabin Crew only have 1 in 10 chance of success. It all comes down to the "Golden Phone Call" after the interview stage. Very impressive global airline
Hi Sam, amazing access. From the passenger seat to the training center. You continue to be the world's premier passenger. I still love your first video from the A380 shot on the flight from Sydney to LA. Cheers...
So much respect for flight attendants. Such vigorous training and customer service is truly the hardest job in the world. I’d watch this type of video over reviews all day. Will you also do the same video for ANA or other asian airlines?
what an amazing video and thanks for sharing .... big kudos to Emirates to give us an opportunity to see crew training ... always love flying with Emirates, here from Australia !!
I would of sucked being a flight attendant for so many reasons😂 I have so much respect for the crew because I know it’s very difficult, especially how people are nowadays
The fact their course covers A to Z of skills required to be a quality flight attendant with such patience by the instructors is assuring . Sam , the last two minutes of how flight attendant must be was to the point.
I'm so proud to you all i thanks Emirates for Amazing Job they did and this college is just great so proud of you all guys good Luck to all the fly attendant.
Hands down, emirates is the best, flown quite a few times and never disappoints. One time we did forget to mention vegetarian meal for one of us but they made sure and still arranged it.
Hi Sam, thank you for a breathtaking tour inside Emirates - one of my favourite airlines! Absolutely amazing insight. I follow you and your videos for many years and want to express my appreciation to your amazing work. I hope one day to meet you in flight
Love the video.. tense but fun! I was dreaming to be the cabin crew but my confidence level that time was so low lol but happy to see these people with their ability to become the cabin crew
I always respected cabin crew because I have seen passengers treating them rudely. After seeing this my respect got deeper for them. They put so much efforts and patience for their training and during their job. It’s not all about glamour the world see, these people risks their lives to save passengers.
They deserve much more appreciation and recognition from world.
It’s so disgusting seeing people being rude to these incredible people.
@@a8495turtle Disgusting.
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@@a8495turtle it is disgusting to see people being rude to anyone who serves them
They are not just serving food and beverage to passengers, they are saving people's lives. Much respect and love.
how?
They are so good
When a plane crashes everyone dies so shut up. These are just for show
@@miaipad8989 Not in every case. These safety measures aren’t only taken when the plane crashes 🗿 What if a pregnant woman went into labour? And the flight attendants are helping her? Is that also for “show”?
@@miaipad8989 dumbest person in the world:
I traveled from Dubai to New York last March 6th on the A380. One passenger got sick and needed medical assistance. The flight attendants were quick and efficient they did a CPR and then I heard they made the call for a doctor exactly how this video shows. The training pays off well. Good job Emirates my favorite airline.
Exactly my point, they have to be prepared for everything.
They are going to be doing a LOT more of that now we have millions dying of heart attacks & strokes due to that shit people put in their arms
@@riabright2815yup 💯
I also have to be prepared as the group leader. Group leaders must know CPR even if not a flight attendant.
@@riabright2815what shit?
This brings back memories. I was a flight attendant for Pan Am from 1977-1991 when they closed. I went to Northwest which became Delta 1991-2006 . When I started the world was different, security wasn't as strict, people still dressed appropriately. Emirates and other international carriers still have what I would remember to be old fashioned ways and that is a great way to be! That's one big reason you rarely hear of an international carrier going out of business. What a beautiful college, Emirates!
It is nice from you. I can not suppose what kind of ekxperience you have? Where from you?
Hello. I served 29yrs as a flight attendant. Our training facility was nice, but nothing like yours. If If I was starting my career today as a flight attendant I would definitely chose an international carrier. Good Luck with everything.
People will see this as a “fun” way of training but boy let me tell you how stressful those training period are especially for the Initial Crew (those who have no prior experience as cabin crew) 😭 Easily the hardest 3 months of my life, even harder than my under grades lmao. I still can’t believe I’m able to crammed 1400 pages worth of knowledges (in english, not my tongue mind you!) in those times and managed to succeed lol
Good luck for anyone who wants to be a cabin crew! See you on board someday soon!
I can definitely relate to this :) I was a cabin crew for 1 year and the training course was the hardest part of the journey. The amount of studying can be overwhelming and the time at your disposal is very limited!
How i wish i can join the crew I've been applying for a very long time but to no avail
@@bismarkworld104 don’t give up! I know people who finally getting in after 7 tries 😭
My dream job am afraid of being black mostly i see light skins
@@donumar9877, what has skin colour got to do with anything?
This is my second time flying with Emirates. World class service everytime✨️
As someone who wants to be a flight attendant and whose final goal is working in emirates, seeing 2 flight attendants from Brazil just made it so much more personal. Great video, thank you.
Go for it, I would love to try for their interview here in Malaysia this month hopefully. Wish me luck 😥🥲❤️🙏🏽
Nossa, sim, dá muito gosto, né. Muito bom ver brasileiros lá. Você está se preparando? Eu adoraria me candidatar, mas a altura me impede (até consigo passar de 212cm, mas minha altura é de 158cm e creio que eles sejam bem restritos quanto a isso devido os equipamentos de segurança).
Boa sorte!!! Estou torcendo por você!
Cabin crew are so underated when you think of what they have to learn. At the end of the day they are primarily there for your saftey. Serving you food and drink is extra. Some people would do well to remember that because they would be the first ones screaming for help, if god forbid, any thing should happen. It amazes me how many people don't pay attention to the safety videos too. I actually got thanked by one cabin crew member for paying attention to a manual demonstration once when no one else did.
It’s interesting to see behind the scenes of this facility, as I’ve drove past the facility in Dubai. In my opinion, flight attendants are underrated and training is rigorous.
A good friend of mine flies for JetBlue. What Emirates is doing is SOP but very well done. Cabin crew are indeed very underrated.
Emirates airbus is my fav
thisis so fun
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Sam is litterally living every of my dreams. Respect for this guy!
18:30, just imagine that: all the way from central asian countries (Uzbekistan, Kyrgizstan) to north and south america (Mexico, Brasil) in the middle east (and that's aside from many other nationalities that work in Emirate). different cultures, backgrounds and languages melted in the aviation industry pot.. by the way when Sam asks about their countries of origin that shows respect and interest. people love it actually. Thank you Sam.
that's so true!
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hey, not trying to be rude, just wanted to let you know that is is Kyrgyzstan :) I am from there, it is a very small country and not everyone knows how to spell or pronounce the name of my home country, and it is totally okay!
Brings back a lot of amazing memories.
I was blessed to be a part of Emirates at its early days.
Thank you Emirates💗
i love how all these nationalities work together
My uncle works here at this crew training institute, exactly where you were in this video! He works as an administrator. Thank you for showing this place in this video, I’ve been here before and this place is underrated but also FUN! You should definitely tour this place some time. I would recommend the food!
It's one of my ultimate dreams to fly on an A380 and meet as many Emirates Crews as possible. I have so much respect and love for crews.
The aviation industry has been recovered from the pandemic, now the Emirates have the busy traffic in the entire network, all flight quitely fully booked, Long live Emirates 🔥
That's wonderful news. Thanks for making my day
Impressive!
When I did CPR training a few years ago, the instructor told me that the heart massage part is more important than breathing in because the victim still has oxygen inside their blood. But without heart massage, the oxygen will not be transported throughout the body.
One of the best crew training in the world especially when it comes to safety and security..Thanks you so much SAM for sharing with us this good experience you had
This is one of my favorite Sam Chui video, because it shows a different side of aviation that the average person never sees. I love the way he participated in the Emirates training program as one of the passengers, then gave them encouragement as they were about to graduate.
I flew on Emirates in 2017 ; great experience .seeing the safety training is great ; I will fly again with Emirates....that's for sure.
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Very interesting insight into the extensive training that Emirates cabin crew need to undertake. Incredible how many skillsets the cabin crew need to master. Most passengers take all this for granted when travelling on Emirates. Although considered by many to be glamorous it is actually a very tough job. All credit to the Emirates cabin crew and to Sam Chui for making this great VDO. 👍👍✈🛩
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Join me please 🙏
I'm currently going through this training with Emirates!! Really awesome :) first operational flight at the end of April to Cape Town ^^
Hello
Am luking for an opportunity as a cabin crew ,, if u can help me ??
Thanks in advance
Hi
Congratulations. I applied and hoping to be called for assessment day. I wonder if they take Africans?
@@emmanuelekene9425 not really! But you can try! They prefer that don't look like you
@@8674k but I have also seen peope who look like me who are working with then. 🤔
Just flew back last week from Dubai to Toronto via Emirates. Crew was amazing, service delivery was excellent. Glad to watch how hard they put their efforts to train themselves and how much emirates is focused on customer centric services.
In addition to the onboard safety demonstration, I do believe that a video like this should be watched by everyone that is going on a flight. The more the passengers know, the better! Thank you Sam for organising this for your viewers
Thank you for the great vlog! I’m an ex EK cabin crew, now I work for a different airline. My current airline has a great reputation of safety and engineering. It’s one of the oldest airlines in the world, but I must say Emirates Ab-initio training was more intense and practical. It’s so nice to see one of my Ab-initio trainers in this video!
which airline are you talking about?
why did you leave emirates and was it hard to get into?
I am a fan l traveled 🧳 from Kathmandu to Dubai ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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So interesting how they do their training! Even though air travel is super safe I love to see that airlines take the time and courage to train the crew just in case.
This might be my favorite video of yours, Sam. It's so cool to go behind the scenes into how flight attendants are trained.
Yes, he must be hitting on these girls isn't it????
Sam that was such a positive experience to watch. The eagerness of the trainees and the superb professionalism of the trainers. They all worked so hard and looked amazing in their uniforms. I really got a feeling of the obvious pride of the new mwmers and the trainers. That was quite emotional right at the end where you praised them and said goodbye to the trainees and hello as a future passenger. Great vid.
I really hope the students knowledge that they're living someone's dream, great job Sam!
Tons of Thanks Mr.Sam for showing the complete crew training. There is lot of happening behind the scenes to train the newly inducted crew. Hats of to the trainers in moulding the Emirates crew which is the best airlines in the aviation world.
Once again Thanks to Sam for bringing this to the world.
Wishing the crew who completed their trainining for coming out with flying colours.
Special appreciation to the trainers.
Had a beautiful informative today.
Emirates...... sky is your limit. Keep it up.
Loads of luv from India ❤️
This shows how Emirates Airlines invest on Passengers safety. Really appreciable 👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is brilliant. I feel like I am taking some of this away with me. Flight attendants are underrated and have so much responsibility.
I will say that about 3 years ago when I was flying on a Qantas aircraft the captain made an announcement mid flight asking for any doctors, medical personnel or nurses that might on board asking board if anyone could provide some assistance as there was a child that was having breathing difficulties. Myself (Nurse) and another nurse came forward to help the crew. Very eye-opening and all the adrenaline takes over in the moment. This happened on a Qantas aircraft travelling from Sydney to Lax back in 2017. The child's outcome was fine, we managed to remove the child to an open exit area where the child was able to gain more open space and airflow & from sponging the child down her temperature reduced slightly. At the time the mother was travelling with the unwell child and because the child was in a small space being in the window seat she could not get enough air between coughing fits.
It can be confronting but it would surprise you that sometimes even though there may be a doctor on board they have the right to refuse to give treatment. The crew were really good and appreciated the help that we were able to provide with a good outcome. Appreciation for this video, very informative to see from a passenger’s perspective of what the intensity of what flight crew have to go through before even being allowed to work on any of the Emirates aircraft. The Emirates training centre is amazing.
I grew up in Dubai and my dad was a pilot with Emirates. As a kid, I always thought the Emirates Training College building was so unique and interesting.
My father also 😍
woah, you're all so lucky to have a perfect dad😿
Siuuuuuu7
Please don’t ever disrespect flight attendants, they are doing really hard job. I feel for them..
I gave you that sub!!!!
i love these kinda videos because I'm going to try to apply for cabin crew after I graduate and even though I have a friend who is cabin crew it's still hard to imagine how it's actually like and this gave me such a clear insight. those books though omg
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Any updates?
21:53 She said "Ma'sha Allah" I'm feeling so proud ❤️
Super cool to get a glimpse into the special training and Sam is such a lovable dork during it all. You can tell he really enjoys himself while exploring and learning about the planes/airlines.
Very nice to see people from Brazil having this amazing training!
Had so many good memories in this magic training building with people from every corner of this planet. Thanks Sam for bringing me back again!
today I saw Sam at emirates training college, He is really tall and he is so kind
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Marvelous! Sam - you did a great job of demonstrating the various stages of crew training. i enjoyed it immensely and would like to congratulate you and the trainees for jumping into that cold water! What a great behind-the-scenes look.
I just remembered my training in Emirates, thank you Emirates for amazing adventure of almost seven years, I would do it all over again ❤😍😍 The best of the best 🌹🧸
Pls how is the price for the training
How much is the price for the training, I reside in Dubai.pls
Looking at this video, I think that Emirates Airline, where crews from so many countries gather, would be a really fun place to work!
Impressive training facility and the instructor are doing such a magnificent job with the young trainees. Everyone should feel very safe traveling with them.
FANTASTIC video Sam, you have moved into the big leagues of documentaries in aviation. These newbies are in for one heck of a ride as this is an extremely difficult career,r but also very rewarding too! THANK YOU!
Absolutely-I flew for 28 years …it was so different in my days but the life time friends is priceless. And been in an emergency that was around the world
I pass in front of this building almost on a daily basis, but never thought that much is in there, great work Fly Emirates
I was in the same position 30 years ago with Cathay Pacific. This episode brings me lots of memories!
Would love to fly on emirates now…amazing professionalism, training and diversity. Love the uniforms they look Amazing. Thank you Sam
What an amazing amount of training they go through. And on top of all that, learning synchronized swimming 7:22 to boot!
Had the pleasure of working with the Ritz-Carlton- JBR, brilliant.. The perfection & immaculate appearances keeps Emirates a class apart..The training is exemplary..130 nationalities.. Wow!!!!👍
Great report Sam
As a frequent flyer I have always had great admiration for the flight attendants, they are the most important part of a successful flight. t
Tanks to them
This is good information. I have much respect for flight attendants after seeing this. Kudos to everyone
One day I will also be training here! In God’s will! ☝🏼
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I love your video. I worked for American Airlines for 21 years on the ramp in MIA and SEA. My husband was American Airlines FA for 26 years. I miss it so much. I would apply to Emirates, but I am 53 years old. They dont take older people for Cabin Crew..
Love this job! I'm an ex Cabin Crew. Much love from Comoros 😊
After watching this course I can confidently work as a flight attendant and succesffuly deliver a baby, well done guys.
That building design looks amazing! I like how part of the building looks like the plane fuselage with the wing and everything. Amazing video Sam
Amazing facility, I've only got to see it from the outside but was impressed. Thanks for the tour Sam .
Thank you dear Sam for sharing this amazing training sessions organized by the Emirates family. The training sessions especially in case of unpleasant situations on board were so well explained. A big salute to all the trainees and the staff who trained them..
I strongly believe all other airline companies across the world should adopt similar sessions for their new joiners so as to make everyone life on board easier in case of such unplanned events..
An 💯 out of 💯 for the content.. looking forward to meet you one day Sam with the grace of almighty.. once again thank you 👌👍.
This made me feel so much pride for the crew and the airline in general. I hope I fly with Emirates soon! ❤
I just love how supportive Sam is to the new trainees. Great video!!
I m ex- Emirates cabin crew and this is how it's done, I love every bit of it! Thank you for this video I can now show it to my girls 😉😉😉
Didn’t realise so much was involved. Respect to those cabin crew, I’d definitely feel safe on emirates.
I did laugh when the babies head popped out though 😆
I really really enjoyed flying with Emirates. It was a spacious, peaceful and pleasant experience -I love flying especially long-haul.
Great Emirates training
Good people good trainer
One day i can fly with Emirates
I love so much Emirates
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Emirates serve @ 160,000 meals a day! The scale of the operation is mind-boggling.
Applicants for the position of Cabin Crew only have 1 in 10 chance of success.
It all comes down to the "Golden Phone Call" after the interview stage.
Very impressive global airline
they are trained well. look at those facilities. amazing. emirates is the best.
the french lady who was talking to the baby holds my heart oml so sweet 🫶
Hi Sam, amazing access. From the passenger seat to the training center. You continue to be the world's premier passenger. I still love your first video from the A380 shot on the flight from Sydney to LA. Cheers...
I love the fact they have all kinds of ethnic groups teaching for cabin crew 🙌🏽 🔥
So much respect for flight attendants. Such vigorous training and customer service is truly the hardest job in the world. I’d watch this type of video over reviews all day. Will you also do the same video for ANA or other asian airlines?
Passed beside this building many times. Thank you for bringing inside life to us as i always wished to see what's inside. 😍
Thank you, Sam! It's a great video, very nostalgic, especially during the wartime, when it's impossible to fly out of Ukraine now(((
Sorry to know that we all share your situation. Hope war though to end soon.
@@muhammednaushadkv958 Thank you, friend!
Thanks so much!
Your experiences with cabin crew training are my favourite videos of yours, keep up the great work Sam 👍
The wa I do sliding down here every week hope I'm really preparing for my next career in being a cabin crew in emirates 💕
what an amazing video and thanks for sharing .... big kudos to Emirates to give us an opportunity to see crew training ... always love flying with Emirates, here from Australia !!
Hats off to all those who served in this line of work once more.
The slide training actually looks like fun
24:12 this part actually blew my mind the most A BUILDING SHAPED AS A PLANE just wow
It's always so good traveling in Emirates literally my favourite !!
Amazing work Sam. This video just stole my heart. Thankyou so much for making this video as its very inspiring and informative.❤
That was so interesting to watch all the lessons that Crew has to be mastered. Thank you Sam for sharing!
I would of sucked being a flight attendant for so many reasons😂 I have so much respect for the crew because I know it’s very difficult, especially how people are nowadays
The fact their course covers A to Z of skills required to be a quality flight attendant with such patience by the instructors is assuring .
Sam , the last two minutes of how flight attendant must be was to the point.
Thanks for sharing the behind scenes of the emirates cabin crew ❤❤❤👌
I'm so proud to you all i thanks Emirates for Amazing Job they did and this college is just great so proud of you all guys good Luck to all the fly attendant.
interesting as usual, good job Sam!
I wish I could watch this without any end, I LOVE THIS that much. Mad respect for the cabin crew ❤️
Easy to see why Emirates is one of the top airlines - first class training and first class planning
Hands down, emirates is the best, flown quite a few times and never disappoints. One time we did forget to mention vegetarian meal for one of us but they made sure and still arranged it.
I think It's the only cabin crew training centre in the world with all in one roof. Hats off to Sam for exploring the wonderful moment
I had completed my Graduation BBA in Aviation Operations My dream is to become a Cabin crew in Emirates I'm very excited 😊 to work with Emirates 🇦🇪
Hi Sam, thank you for a breathtaking tour inside Emirates - one of my favourite airlines! Absolutely amazing insight. I follow you and your videos for many years and want to express my appreciation to your amazing work. I hope one day to meet you in flight
you crushing on sam?
Amazing video thank you!! Lots of respect to all of the cabin crew out there
I really like how everything was so realistic and high in quality and then the baby they had to find was from Walmart
now im looking back on all the flight attendants on the planes ive been on, and they have all my respect
Am i the only one who trusts emirates so much?
nope!
@@Dylestocolors no he meant you are not the only one who trusts emirates😂
@@OAS787 yes! you know what I mean 😂😅
@@Dylestocolors lmao 🤣😂
@@maarij9097 oh haha
Im from the Philippines and I'm so impressed to all trainee cabin crew of Emirates just like a pro not student.
22:05 Reaction of cabin crew when she said you can change the baby in lavatory 😂
i'd like to change my baby for a business class seat pls
Love the video.. tense but fun! I was dreaming to be the cabin crew but my confidence level that time was so low lol but happy to see these people with their ability to become the cabin crew