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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Various courses and entrance exams: This is the issue that is faced by almost all students. The fact is that entrance examinations are conducted, whenever there is mismatch between what is offered and what is sought. IIT or IIM seats are in limited numbers, but admission seekers are in multiple times the availability of seats. Hence, entrance exam is conducted. This is the reason for NEET also. In many states, thousands of seats in engineering colleges are not getting filled, then there is no use of any entrance exam. This is because of the abundance, students want only a particular college hence to have merit based admission, an
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
For becoming a pilot, one needs to join a flying school. Out of the two options given above, only one gives training to become Pilot and that is Flytech Aviation Academy of Secunderabad. With the shifting of commercial air operations to the newly constructed Shamsabad airport, Begumpet airfield is now available for training purpose and Flytech is fully taking advantage of it. Also, due to this here budding pilots can expect to complete their required and mandatory flying of 200 hours without any issues. Thus, the time required for getting the liscence is reduced to the minimum. This enables the student to get employment with an a
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
You stated rightly that despite the Aviation sectors in India is at the rising stage, still there are many people who have obtained their pilot degree and unfortunately didn't get the job. Following may be the reasons:
(#) Understand this from the economic point of view. The rate at which the number of airlines are increasing (or the rate at which the aviation sector is ascending) is much slower and shorter than the rate at which the academy are producing pilots. Hence, extra pilots were unemployed.
(#) Pilot's students generally think that after obtaining CPL license, the work is done. But, it's not true. Real job start afterward
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Avalon Aviation Academy is into training since long. It is a part of Aptech which is a very well-known name in the sphere of imparting skill based training. They have their own centers or franchisee in almost every major cities of India. In fact it can be said that this institution is one if the pioneers in this type of training. Their aviation related courses cover almost entire gamut of skills required in this field.
On the other hand, Skylark Institute of Travel is also an old hand in this field. It's a Delhi based skill level training institute operating since more than 30 years. They boast of good faculty and also placements
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Pilots with ATPL license are in demand for the position of commanders, ICAO licenses are acceptable at most of the places. Whereas airlines which operate in West look for FAA or JAAR licenses.
It depends on the work location and the role that the airline is recruiting for. In case of Captains the requirements may go up to 5000 hrs and 2500 hrs on type. On the other hand when it comes to selection for the position of First Officers the amount of ho
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Most ground services are not directly related to the actual flying of the aircraft, and instead involve other tasks. The major categories of ground handling services are described below:
Cabin service-
The primary aim of this service offering is to ensure passenger's comfort. While cabin cleaning comprises the bulk of effort, it also includes tasks such as replenishing onboard consumables (soap, tissues, and toilet paper, reading materials) and washable items like pillows and blankets.
Catering-
Catering includes the unloading of unused food and drink from an aircraft, and the loadi
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
The BBA Aviation Operations program aims to create skilled professionals for the aviation sector and allied fields of travel and tourism. Delivered under the aegis of Center for Aviation Studies, the program has a unique advantage of a built-in IATA/UFTAA foundation course within the main curriculum, thus increasing the application relevance of the program with respect to addressing the business requirements of the aviation sector and enabling students with an entrepreneurial bent to acquire
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Scholar-Level 17
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Guide-Level 13
In case of airlines “No-Frills " hence means those airlines that are dedicated to just business, business of transportation of passengers or cargo. They operate as low cost airlines because each additional item added for your service is charged and the passengers are made to pay that amount.
A low-cost career or low-cost airline (also known as no-frills, discount or budget career or airline, or LCC) is an airline without most of the traditional services provided in the fare, resulting in lower fares and fewer co
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