Future Of Food Technologists : The Flight Catering
Published 11/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 41m | Size: 1.48 GB 

Flight Catering, Opportunities in Flight Kitchen, Microbial Analyses of Foods, Beverages and Milk, Modern Microbial Tech
What you'll learn
1. Ability to apply to Flight Catering companies as QC personnel
2. Learn the basics of Microbiology
3. Gain knowledge on the new techniques followed in Microbiology lab
4. Equip personnel to become a 'good' QC member in Flight Kitchen
Requirements
There is no prerequisite , but a background of Microbiology/ Food Technology is helpful
Description
This course provides a comprehensive and industry-focused understanding of microbiological principles and their essential application within the flight catering sector. Students will examine the major groups of microorganisms-bacteria, viruses, yeasts, and molds-and explore how these organisms interact with various food components during preparation, storage, and service. Because airline meals are produced on a large scale under tight deadlines and transported across long distances, the course highlights the unique microbiological risks and operational constraints faced by flight catering facilities.Key topics include contamination sources, microbial growth requirements, spoilage mechanisms, and the most common foodborne pathogens associated with aviation food service. Learners will gain practical insights into preventive strategies such as hygienic design, sanitation protocols, temperature management, cross-contamination control, and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) systems adapted specifically for airline catering operations. Additional emphasis is placed on the influence of high-altitude conditions on food stability and safety, along with compliance requirements established by global aviation authorities and international food safety regulations.Students will engage in hands-on learning through case studies of real in-flight food safety incidents, laboratory demonstrations of microbial testing techniques, and analysis of workflow layouts that minimize contamination risks. The course also covers best practices for staff training, personal hygiene management, and the use of modern monitoring technologies in flight kitchens.To further build industry readiness, the course explores current trends such as sustainability in airline catering, the role of automation in reducing contamination, and the integration of traceability systems for food safety assurance. By the end of this course, learners will possess a strong foundation in applied food microbiology, enabling them to identify hazards, implement effective control measures, and uphold the highest standards of safety and quality in flight catering environments. This knowledge equips students for professional roles within airline catering units, food safety departments, and aviation hospitality servicesI encourage you, young minds, to grab this opportunity and fulfil your high aspirations, as the sky is NOT the limit.
Who this course is for
Food Technologists
Microbiologists
Business Personnel