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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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MBA in Airline and Airport Management is a very good option as the aviation industry in India is rapidly growing which has increased the demand for qualified officers and managers that are specialised in this profession. Also, it is a highly safe option as it is an almost recession free industry. Airline and Airport Management includes courses related to airport planning, airport security, passenger forecasting, fire safety, handling dangerous goods, communication systems etc. It aims at providing the students proficiency in all airline operations. It has tremendous scope in terms of employment with positions such as Manager-Operations
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kanishka Chandra
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Hi,
To become a pilot, you need a Bachelor's degree in aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related field. In order to qualify as a commercial airline pilot then it is required that you hold an ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Licence). In order to begin training as an airline pilot, you'll generally need at least 5 GCSE's from A to C, with English and Maths included. Some airlines also require you to hold some A-Levels.
Regards.
To become a pilot, you need a Bachelor's degree in aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related field. In order to qualify as a commercial airline pilot then it is required that you hold an ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Licence). In order to begin training as an airline pilot, you'll generally need at least 5 GCSE's from A to C, with English and Maths included. Some airlines also require you to hold some A-Levels.
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kanishka Chandra
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Hi Roshan,
As of the now, the last date is not disclosed by the academy. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials to get a better clarification.
Regards.
As of the now, the last date is not disclosed by the academy. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials to get a better clarification.
Regards.
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kanishka Chandra
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Hi,
It's difficult to comment whether the course is good or not as definition may differs from person to person but the course seems average from this particular institute. To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements, you can approach the current students/alumni through social media or in person.
It's difficult to comment whether the course is good or not as definition may differs from person to person but the course seems average from this particular institute. To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements, you can approach the current students/alumni through social media or in person.
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kanishka Chandra
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Hi Hari Haran,
The fee structure has not be disclosed by the Institute for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in Mechanical (Aeroplane). It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials. Please refer the institute website link:
http://www.acaa.co.in/ame.php
The fee structure has not be disclosed by the Institute for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in Mechanical (Aeroplane). It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials. Please refer the institute website link:
http://www.acaa.co.in/ame.php
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
That wouldn't be possible at your budget. If you are really interested in studying this course, I would suggest you to take an education loan.
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Kanksha Mutreja
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Eligibility for the course: The candidate should have passed class 12th/ HSC/ 10+2 (or Equivalent Level of Examination) from any recognized board of education.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear ShivRatna,
Ideally, your eyesight should be perfect. If you don't have 'perfect' eyesight, then the Reighton be more trouble for you. During training, they check your vision power in different whether conditions. If you fail as per their parameter you may disqualify for further.
Ideally, your eyesight should be perfect. If you don't have 'perfect' eyesight, then the Reighton be more trouble for you. During training, they check your vision power in different whether conditions. If you fail as per their parameter you may disqualify for further.
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