Norlander Clare Dent (left) helped to train Sky Nanny Sarah Armitage and others after the prestigious Norland college was asked to develop a childcare course for flight attendants of the airline who will be looking after the needs of children flying either unaccompanied or with their families on routes between London, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi and Sydney. Norland principal Kay Crosse said, 'The college worked hand in glove with Gulf Air's in-flight services team on all aspects of this service such as the duties of the Sky Nanny, children's meals and in-flight activities for children of varying ages.'
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