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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
The Major Career Options (Traditional Career Paths) in the Travel and Tourism Sector are:
1. Holiday/Travel Agent.
2. Tourism Manager.
3. Travel Officer or Travel Agency Co-coordinator.
4. Travel Counselor or Travel Consultant.
5. Airlines Staff.
6. Tourist Guide.
7. Transport Officer
Yes you can pursue the asked courses after B.Tech ECE.
1. Holiday/Travel Agent.
2. Tourism Manager.
3. Travel Officer or Travel Agency Co-coordinator.
4. Travel Counselor or Travel Consultant.
5. Airlines Staff.
6. Tourist Guide.
7. Transport Officer
Yes you can pursue the asked courses after B.Tech ECE.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
If you are asking about Wingsss College of Aviation Technology Pune, than this college offers A.M.E. B.Sc. Aeronautics and A.M.E. With B.Sc. Courses. Hence college does not have BBA in airport management course.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
BBA in Airport Management is a 3- year undergraduate course designed to train enrolled students to assume managerial and administrative roles in the Airport/Aviation sector. The programme primarily aims to train eligible candidates in managing staff, dealing with technical sections such as Air Traffic and Control, maintenance staff, cargo department, and coordinating between them efficiently. Areas of study covered in the courses curriculum are:
1. Functioning of Airport
2. Staff Management
3. Interdepartmental coordination
4. Safety and emergency management
5. Cargo management
6. Airport management
7. Aviation technicalities. Practical sessi
1. Functioning of Airport
2. Staff Management
3. Interdepartmental coordination
4. Safety and emergency management
5. Cargo management
6. Airport management
7. Aviation technicalities. Practical sessi
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
The following colleges can meet yours requirements.
1. Kasturi Institute of Management Studies, Coimbatore (MBA in Airlines & Airport Management)
2. Remo International College of Aviation, Chennai (MBA in Airlines & Airport Management). .
1. Kasturi Institute of Management Studies, Coimbatore (MBA in Airlines & Airport Management)
2. Remo International College of Aviation, Chennai (MBA in Airlines & Airport Management). .
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kuldeep RaikaTouch the SKY with Glory
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Apply for the AFCAT exam it helps to achieve your goals.
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kuldeep RaikaTouch the SKY with Glory
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If you want to join Indian Air force as a fighter pilot. Then you have to complete your graduation and then apply for the AFCAT flying branch exam.
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konatham AbhishekHeLpINg HaNd FiRsT
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Hello Isha
Considering your profile I don't think it is a good idea. An MBA in aviation limits you with the field of aviation only. You can try for general management as well where you get to explore all the options and then specialize in one. It opens a broad spectrum of opportunities for you. Your background does not matter a lot in these cases as you are already changing your domain. You should consider the industry in which you are planning to go. All the best.
Considering your profile I don't think it is a good idea. An MBA in aviation limits you with the field of aviation only. You can try for general management as well where you get to explore all the options and then specialize in one. It opens a broad spectrum of opportunities for you. Your background does not matter a lot in these cases as you are already changing your domain. You should consider the industry in which you are planning to go. All the best.
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