Aviation

* Eligibility Criteria for an Air-hostess-training programme :
-One needs to pass plus two/ or a graduate degree with a diploma/degree in Hotel Management or Tourism Management.
-The aspirant must be eligible to hold an Indian Passport and should be below twenty-five years of age with a minimum height of 157.5 centimeters. The weight should be in proportion to height.
-One must be unmarried, with normal eyesight of 6/6 uncorrected vision in each eye.
-Fluency in English, Hindi and knowledge of an international language is an added advantage.
* Personal Attributes :
Common sense, sense of responsibility, initiative, friendly outgoing personality, politeness, physical stamina and the capacity to work for long hours on one's feet, ability to react quickly in times of emergency and a presence of mind, systematic approach, unruffled appearance, a well-modulated pleasant voice, and a proportionate figure with a graceful carriage.
For further help, below is the list of courses you may consider :
-Advance Diploma in Airline Cabin Crew and Hospitality
-Air hostess/ Flight Steward Training
-Cabin Crew Training
-Diploma in Air hostess and ground handling
-Diploma in Airline Cabin Crew
-Certified Professional in Cabin Crew Services
Some of the institutes offering the course are :
-Virgin Paradise Airlines Training Private Limited
-Marks Aviation Academy Pvt. Ltd
-Cloud9 Air Hostess Training Institute
-IIFLY Aviation Training Centre
-Career Guidance Institute
-Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training (F.I.A.T.)
-Jettwings Institute of Air Hostess Training and Management

If I talk about the current scenario than the only promising field for the budding and aspiring candidates is Aviation. There are multiple reasons to support the fact starting from number of record aircraft orders from the scheduled operators like 400+ Airbus 320 aircrafts by Indigo airlines and recently 200+ Boeing 737s ordered by Spicejet which within itself is a world record for any career placing such a mammoth order at one go.
The recent policies of the Central govt to woo the Aviation sector commences with the declaration of Civil Aviation Policy 2016. Its highlighted points include making India 3rd largest aviation market by 2020 and largest in the world by 2030. The cargo volume and sheer traffic growth in the last 2 years have dwarfed newly developed airports in size which has led to further extension and development of these existing terminals at metro as well as small cities.