Aviation

A dual course like BBA in Aviation Management at AAE Bangalore gives you the best of both worlds. Along with the usual BBA subjects, you'll also study aviation-specific subjects. Common BBA subjects include: marketing, HR, finance, etc. Whereas, common aviation related topics are airline operations, airport management, cargo handling, air traffic rules and more.

You can join a cabin crew training course if the academy accepts you, but to work as actual cabin crew you must pass airline medical tests, which require full mobility and fitness for safety duties. If your disability limits these abilities, airlines may not hire you, though related roles in hospitality or ground services may be open.

Yes, the courses for Flight Attendant and Cabin Crew can be different, as most institutes design their own programs with a specialised curriculum and syllabus.

The difference between a Flight Attendant and a Cabin Crew course is that a Cabin Crew course provides vast knowledge, including flight attendant duties, aviation management, ground staff, and so on. Meanwhile, a Flight Attendant course only teaches about the duties of Flight Attendants and Air Hostesses.

I don't think so. The basic qualification requirements for both girls and boys are the same. Though age, height & weight, or physical fitness & health parameters for both genders can differ. Based on the college or course you are choosing, you can check the accurate eligibility requirements from the institute's official website.

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