Fifty-three young Congolese have received their certificates in air hospitality and cabin service after completing a three-month training program in Kinshasa. The program, supervised by the Ministry of Vocational Training, aimed to equip participants with the skills to effectively respond to passenger needs and master the safety standards required in modern air transport. The training program concluded on September 19, 2026.
The ceremony was attended by Natacha Bolombo, Deputy Director-General of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Democratic Republic of Congo. She emphasized the significance of this initiative for the future of the national aviation sector. According to Bolombo, the aviation sector demands a high level of professionalism, including courtesy, emergency management, and quality of service, which contribute to an airline's image and reputation.
Bolombo encouraged the graduates to continue learning and improving their skills despite obtaining their certificates. She reminded them that their training is not complete and that they must exercise discipline and responsibility in their profession. The Deputy Director-General also invited airlines to trust the competencies formed in the Democratic Republic of Congo through internships and professional immersion programs.
The training program allowed participants to strengthen their skills and respond effectively to passenger needs. The program was designed to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and expertise to work in the aviation industry. The Ministry of Vocational Training supervised the program to ensure that it met the required standards.
The aviation sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to benefit from the newly acquired skills of the graduates. The sector demands a high level of professionalism, and the graduates are expected to contribute to the growth and development of the industry. The government has been working to improve the aviation sector and provide opportunities for young people.
Natacha Bolombo's remarks emphasized the importance of continuous learning and improvement in the aviation sector. She encouraged the graduates to be proud of their achievements and to continue working hard to excel in their profession. The Deputy Director-General also highlighted the role of the aviation sector in promoting the country's image and reputation.
The graduation ceremony marked a significant milestone in the development of the aviation sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The government has been working to improve the sector and provide opportunities for young people. The 53 graduates are expected to play a key role in the growth and development of the industry.
Key points
- The program was supervised by the Ministry of Vocational Training to ensure that it met the required standards.
- The graduates are expected to contribute to the growth and development of the aviation sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Natacha Bolombo encouraged the graduates to continue learning and improving their skills despite obtaining their certificates.
