JARE Airline Training Partnership is an educational charity at Bournemouth Airport that trains people for cabin crew and airport jobs rather than for the flight deck. Its base is the B737 Aviation and Training Centre on Commercial Road, built around a Boeing 737 used as a training aircraft, and it has more than 35 years of experience in aviation education.

Most of its work now is with colleges, universities and schools. Groups come in for practical safety and emergency procedures (SEP) training days and airport training days on board the 737 and in the centre. The charity says it isn’t planning to run its own direct courses, such as the three-day Air Cabin Crew and Airport Diploma, in 2026–27, though it may look at that again in future.

JARE also supplies aviation training equipment from its workshop at Cirrus Court on Aviation Park West. That includes mock-up aircraft cabins, cabin emergency evacuation trainers and other cabin trainers, and mock-up check-in, departure and security areas with self check-in and X-ray simulators. The 737 and the training centre can be hired for filming or specialist training, and the charity sells educational products for people planning a career in aviation.

It is a registered charity (no. 1130711) and is ISO 9001:2015 certified. You can get in touch by phone or email.