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SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the ''Flight Attendant Certification
Act''.

SEC. 2. FINDINGS.

Congress finds the following:
(1) The Federal Aviation Administration requires cabin crew
on board all transport category aircraft (20 seats or more) to
handle aircraft evacuations and other emergency procedures.
(2) Cabin crew are in-flight first responders trained to
handle medical emergencies, fires, and security threats.
(3) As safety-sensitive employees, cabin crew are tested
for drug and alcohol use.
(4) Federal regulations limit cabin crew duty time and
stipulate mandatory rest periods.
(5) A wide disparity in quality and content of training
exists from air carrier to air carrier.
(6) The Federal Aviation Administration certifies other
groups with safety responsibilities under its jurisdiction,
including pilots, mechanics, repairmen, dispatchers, and
parachute packers.
(7) Certification of cabin crew will make the Federal
Aviation Administration responsible for ensuring that cabin
crew are qualified to perform their safety and security duties.

SEC. 3. TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR CABIN CREW.

Section 44935 of chapter 449 of part A of subtitle VII of title 49,
United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following:
''(g) Training Standards for Cabin Crew.--
''(1) In general.--The Administrator shall prescribe
standards for cabin crew training and certification. The
standards shall include the following:
''(A) Mandatory certification.--All new and
existing cabin crew members shall be certified by the
Administrator after successful completion of an air
carrier's training program, which consists of--
''(i) initial, indoctrination, and
emergency training;
''(ii) air carrier specific training
related to aircraft types and operator's
certificate; and
''(iii) submission by the air carrier to
the Administrator confirming such completion.
''(B) Standardized training.--The Administrator
shall be prohibited from granting an air carrier a
waiver of cabin crew training requirements or an
exemption from any part of such requirements.
''(C) Qualifications.--
''(i) In general.--To be qualified to
receive a cabin crew certificate, a cabin crew
member shall--
''(I) successfully complete the
training requirements established by
the Administrator, including all
initial, indoctrination, emergency,
transition, differences, recurrent, and
requalification training as described
in the applicable regulations;
''(II) successfully complete the
cabin security and self-defense
training requirements established by
the Transportation Security
Administrator; and
''(III) successfully perform the
assigned duties of a cabin crew member
and complete the approved proficiency
check, under the supervision of a
certified instructor or supervisor, for
not less than 5 hours of initial
operating experience.
''(ii) Initial operating experience.--
Initial operating experience shall be
conducted:
''(I) on an operating flight;
''(II) without decreasing the
number of required cabin crew
complement on an aircraft; and
''(III) by assigning not more than
2 qualifying cabin crew on a narrow-
body aircraft or not more than 4
qualifying cabin crew on a wide-body
aircraft.
No deviations, exemptions, and waivers from
these requirements shall be permitted.
''(D) Contents.--The cabin crew certificate shall--
''(i) be numbered and recorded by the
Administrator of the Federal Aviation
Administration;
''(ii) contain the name, address, and
description of the individual to whom the
certificate is issued;
''(iii) contain the name of the current air
carrier employer of the certificate holder;
''(iv) contain terms the Administrator
determines are necessary to ensure safety in
air commerce, including terms that the
certificate shall remain valid unless the
Administrator suspends or revokes the
certificate; and
''(v) designate the type and model of
aircraft on which the certificate holder cabin
crew member has successfully completed all
Federal Aviation Administration and
Transportation Security Administration required
training in order to be assigned duties on
board such type and model of aircraft.
''(E) Carrier training approval.--Air carrier
training programs shall require approval by the
Administrator. To assure consistent training and
competency, only a FAA headquarters staff position
shall be authorized to approved training programs.
Principal operations inspectors or other personnel with
responsibilities for a particular air carrier or
carriers shall not be permitted to issue such approval
or permitted to grant exemptions, deviations, or
waivers from any approved training requirements used to
evaluate air carrier training programs or to determine
whether such programs shall be approved.
''(2) Definition.--For purposes of this subsection, the
term 'cabin crew' means individuals working in an aircraft
cabin on board a transport category aircraft with 20 or more
seats.''.
Output:
Flight Attendant Certification Act - Amends Federal taransportation law to require the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration to prescribe standards for cabin crew training and certification for individuals working in an aircraft cabin on board a transport category aircraft with twenty or more seats.

Requires all new and existing cabin crew members to be certified by the Administrator after successful completion of an air carrier's training program consisting of: (1) initial, indoctrination, and emergency training; (2) air carrier specific training related to aircraft types and operator's certificate; and (3) submission by the air carrier to the Administrator confirming such completion.

Declares that the Administrator shall be prohibited from granting an air carrier a waiver of cabin crew training requirements or an exemption from any part of such requirements.

Requires a cabin crew member, to qualify for a cabin crew certificate, to successfully: (1) complete the training requirements established by the Administrator, including all initial, indoctrination, emergency, transition, differences, recurrent, and requalification training; (2) complete the cabin security and self-defense training requirements established by the Transportation Security Administrator; and (3) perform the assigned duties of a cabin crew member and complete the approved proficiency check, under the supervision of a certified instructor or supervisor, for not less than five hours of initial operating experience.

Requires air carrier training programs to receive the Administrator's approval.