Aviation

Dear Kiran,
Eligibility Criteria for CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence)
Candidate must be aged at least 18 years.
Able to understand, speak, read and write English for Commercial Pilot License.
Must have acquired Private Pilot License or must fulfill its requirement to obtain it.
200 hours of flying along with PPL 60 hours is required.
Medically fit.
Entrance Exam:
Candidates must have to clear the entrance exam before joining the course. Candidates must passed Bachelor's degree like Engineering with Physics and Maths subject of 55% marks along with 10+2 examination. Pilot aptitude test will be conducted during entrance exam. After clearing that, direct interview will be conducted by an Interview Control Board.

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. With the recent expansion of the airline industry, both domestically and internationally, the number of personnel needed for its smooth operation has increased too, for addressing such areas as airport safety and security, technicalities, finances, etc. Trained professionals are hence required to serve in the industry. 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 curriculum of the course are:
Functioning of Airport
Staff Management
Interdepartmental coordination
Safety and emergency management
Cargo management
Airport management
Aviation technicalities. Practical sessions, project work, as well as industrial training programs also form part of the course. The average fee charged in India for the course ranges between INR 30,000 and 5 lacs for the total duration. The average annual salary offered to successful graduates of the field lie between INR 3 and 10 lacs.