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Aviation Management Courses focus on the study of airports, airlines, and businesses related to the aviation industry. Those who want to make it big in the aviation industry can opt for aviation management courses such as Diploma in Aviation Management and Hospitality, BBA in Aviation Operations (undergraduate courses), MBA in Aviation Management (postgraduate course) and successfully climb the steps of success.

Aviation Colleges offer an array of aviation management courses that can enhance your career opportunities further in the aviation industry.

Let us focus on some of the Aviation Management Courses that you can choose from for a promising aviation career

Undergraduate Aviation Management Course (BBA in Aviation Operations):

Diploma in Aviation Hospitality and Aviation Management

Do you want to become an air hostess or a ground staff and soar high with success in the aviation industry? If yes, then opting for this 1-year course will be perfect. A diploma in Aviation Hospitality and Aviation Management provides an in-depth knowledge of Airline Hospitality and Aviation Management. This course will boost your confidence level and will polish your self-grooming skills such as communication skills, problem-solving, decision-making skills, thinking, time management, etc, and help you to provide the best customer service experience to the passengers.
 
To opt for Diploma in Aviation Hospitality and Aviation Management program candidates 

Must clear class 12 board examination in any stream from a recognized board

Must be 18 years and above

But some colleges conduct Entrance Examination such as JEE, AEE and select candidates based on their performance in the Entrance Examination.
 
The average course fee ranges from INR 20,000- INR 3,00,000 ( Approx.) per annum.

 

BBA in Aviation Operations

This is one of the most popular aviation management courses. It is a three-year undergraduate program that provides a good knowledge of airport planning,  passenger forecasting, air transport, airport operations, etc and 

To opt for BBA in Aviation operations program candidates

Must have cleared class 12 board examination in any stream from a recognized board with at least 50% marks 

The admission process for BBA in Aviation Operations may vary from College to college. Some colleges conduct Entrance Examinations such as CET, NPET, etc. and select candidates based on their performances in the Entrance Examination.

The average course fee ranges from INR 50,000 to INR 5,00,000 lakhs (approx.) per annum.

Post Graduate Aviation Management Course

 

MBA in Aviation Management

MBA in Aviation Management is a 2-year postgraduate program that inculcates managerial skills in aspiring candidates. 

To opt for MBA in Aviation Management program candidates 

Must have completed graduation in any stream with 50% marks from a recognized university.

Candidates who have completed BBA in Aviation Operations can also apply

Some colleges conduct Entrance Examinations such as GMAT, CAT, MAT, etc, and select candidates based on marks in the Entrance Examination.

Now, let us focus on the benefits of opting for aviation management courses:

You can get important positions in the aviation industry with competitive salary packages that come with various perks and benefits. The aviation industry is evolving and changing every day creating numerous job opportunities for aviation management students.

You can also establish a global career in the aviation industry after pursuing aviation management courses 

Let us have a close look at some of the popular job profiles after completing Aviation Management Courses:

Air Hostess:
An air hostess ensures that the passengers on board have a safe and pleasant journey. They greet passengers and help them with their seats and guide them about safety measures. They serve food and refreshments to the passengers and are responsible for the evacuation of passengers during an emergency. They also ensure pre-flight that the aircraft is clean and is well stocked up with foods, condiments and the necessary safety equipments are working.  The average salary of an air hostess working for domestic airlines is INR 20,000 TO 45,000 (approx.) per month. An air hostess working for international airlines earns around INR 60,000 TO INR 80,000(approx.) per month.

Airport Operations Manager:
Airport Operations Manager manages airport security, logistics, and airport emergency procedures. The airport managers are responsible for the safety & welfare of all their coworkers including pilots and other regulatory bodies. They are the first point of contact for other administrators, airline officials, and the public. The average salary for this position is INR 5-7 lakhs per annum which increases with experience.

Airport Manager:
They ensure the proper functioning of an airport including overseeing its safety and security of it. The average salary of an airport manager in India is around INR 5 lakhs per annum (approx.) which can go up to 12 lakhs per annum (approx.) after gaining a few years of experience.

Air Traffic Controllers: 
They are an integral part of the aviation industry. The important functions of ATC are to organize and expedite the flow of air traffic, prevent collisions and provide information and other support for pilots. They monitor the locations of their aircraft in their assigned airspace by radar and communicate with the pilots by radio. The average salary of an air traffic controller in India is INR 50,000(approx.) per month.

Aviation Instructors:
They are responsible for preparing aspiring candidates for the aviation industry. They resolve their queries and help the candidate smoothly move forward with their respective courses. They are the guiding star for aviation enthusiasts. The average salary of an aviation instructor is around 5-6 lakhs per annum( approx.).
 
These are the popular aviation management courses that if completed can help you reach the pinnacle of success in the aviation industry.