Swift Jet Academy aims to offer comprehensive training for flight crew members, including pilots, technicians, and cabin crew. While the academy strives for excellence, there are a few discrepancies that need to be addressed to ensure the highest standard of education and training. Below are the identified discrepancies along with a detailed course distribution for each group.

Identified Discrepancies

1. **Course Overlaps**: 

   – Some courses for pilots and technicians overlap, leading to scheduling conflicts and reduced availability of instructors. This issue results in inefficiencies in training delivery and can frustrate students who rely on precise scheduling.

2. **Resource Allocation**:

   – There is an unequal distribution of simulators and training aircraft between pilot and technician training programs. More resources are currently allocated for pilots, leaving technicians with limited hands-on opportunities.

3. **Curriculum Updates**:

   – Certain courses have outdated materials that do not reflect current aviation technologies and regulations. This can lead to a knowledge gap, particularly for technicians who need to stay updated on the latest aircraft systems.

4. **Instructor Availability**:

   – A shortage of qualified instructors, particularly for advanced pilot courses, has been noted. This leads to larger class sizes, reducing the effectiveness of personalized instruction.

5. **Cabin Crew Safety Training**:

   – The cabin crew’s safety training modules are shorter than industry standards, potentially compromising the depth of knowledge and preparedness of the crew in emergency situations.

## Course Distribution

### Pilot Training Program

– **Basic Flight Training**:

  – *Duration*: 6 months

  – *Modules*: Aerodynamics, Navigation, Flight Mechanics, Basic Instrumentation

  – *Practicals*: 100 hours of flight simulation, 30 hours of actual flight time

– **Advanced Flight Training**:

  – *Duration*: 8 months

  – *Modules*: Advanced Navigation, Weather Systems, Aircraft Systems, Safety Procedures

  – *Practicals*: 150 hours of flight simulation, 50 hours of actual flight time

– **Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Preparation**:

  – *Duration*: 4 months

  – *Modules*: Aviation Law, Advanced Flight Planning, Night Flying, Multi-Engine Operations

  – *Practicals*: 70 hours of flight simulation, 20 hours of actual flight time

### Technician Training Program

– **Basic Aircraft Systems**:

  – *Duration*: 4 months

  – *Modules*: Aircraft Structures, Powerplant Basics, Electrical Systems

  – *Practicals*: 100 hours of workshop-based hands-on training

– **Advanced Maintenance**:

  – *Duration*: 6 months

  – *Modules*: Avionics, Hydraulic Systems, Engine Overhaul, Diagnostic Tools

  – *Practicals*: 150 hours of real-time troubleshooting and maintenance

– **Certification and Inspection**:

  – *Duration*: 3 months

  – *Modules*: Quality Assurance, Regulatory Compliance, Safety Standards

  – *Practicals*: 50 hours of supervised inspections and certification processes

### Cabin Crew Training Program

– **Basic Service and Safety**:

  – *Duration*: 2 months

  – *Modules*: Customer Service, In-Flight Duties, Basic Safety Procedures

  – *Practicals*: 20 hours of role-play exercises, 10 hours of safety drills

– **Advanced Emergency Procedures**:

  – *Duration*: 3 months

  – *Modules*: Fire Safety, Emergency Evacuations, Medical Emergencies, Conflict Resolution

  – *Practicals*: 30 hours of emergency simulations, 15 hours of CPR and first aid training

– **Cultural Sensitivity and Communication**:

  – *Duration*: 1 month

  – *Modules*: Cross-Cultural Communication, Language Skills, Conflict Management

  – *Practicals*: 10 hours of interactive workshops

Addressing these discrepancies and ensuring a more balanced and updated course curriculum will enhance the overall quality of training provided by Swift Jet Academy, better preparing all crew members for their respective roles.