Aviation Law & Human Rights TrainingContinuous professional development.
Alongside her law degree and operational experience, Elena A. Dragomir has completed additional training in aviation law and human rights, and trained as a Cabin Crew Assessor and in Train the Trainer methodology.
Together they shape how EDAERO thinks about training: practical, assessable, and respectful of the people being trained and the passengers they serve.
Aviation law training
Training in the fundamentals of aviation law — the international and legal context in which airlines, operators and crew work.
- Aviation law fundamentals
- International legal context
- Rights and responsibilities in operations
Human rights education
Human rights training brings awareness of dignity, fairness and protection — relevant to crew welfare and to every passenger interaction.
- Human rights awareness
- Fair treatment of crew and passengers
- Professional ethics
Cabin Crew Assessor and Train the Trainer
Assessing cabin crew and training trainers require method: clear standards, observable criteria and feedback that improves performance.
- Cabin Crew Assessor
- Train the Trainer
- Training and assessment methodology
International and multicultural awareness
Private aviation crews and passengers come from everywhere. Professional awareness of cultures and expectations is part of the job.
- Multicultural crews
- International passengers
- Respectful, adaptable service
How this experience
shapes EDAERO.
- EDAERO Academy’s professional education is built on practical, assessable training rather than theory.
- Assessment experience informs how EDAERO reviews and evaluates professionals.
- Crew welfare and protection are treated as part of operational quality.