EDM has completed the Site Acceptance Test (SAT) for Jet2.com’s new narrow-body Cabin Trainer at their Bradford training facility. This marks another step forward in our long-standing partnership with Jet2.com and adds to the growing list of training devices we have delivered for their expanding operation.
The new Cabin Trainer will help Jet2.com train thousands of cabin crew over its service life. It offers a realistic and practical environment that supports both routine procedures and emergency scenarios.
Training Capabilities
The device, designed and manufactured in Manchester, supports a wide range of training objectives. These include:
- General cabin familiarisation
- Operation of cabin attendant seats
- Indicators and warning placards
- Interphone operation
- Location and stowage of emergency equipment
- Overhead bin operation
- Cabin security and safety procedures
- Emergency scenario training
- Smoke and fire scenarios
- Pilot incapacitation training
A Continuing Partnership
Over the 2 years, we have supplied several other high-fidelity training devices for Jet2.com’s multi-million-pound training centre near Manchester Airport. These include:
- Cabin Trainer
- B737NG Extended Door Trainer (L1 & OWE)
- A321 L1 Door Trainer
- A321 Mid-Cabin Door Trainer
- A321neo ACF OWE Trainer
- Flight Deck Door Access Trainer
Together, these devices support Jet2.com’s £8.5 million training hub, which trains thousands of colleagues every year, from new pilots and engineers to cabin crew and ground operations teams. As a result, Jet2.com can continue delivering award-winning customer service built on strong safety and operational training.
We are proud to keep supporting Jet2.com with UK-manufactured training solutions that deliver accuracy, durability, and real-world readiness. This latest SAT demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing reliable, high-fidelity equipment for one of the UK’s leading airlines.
