Aviation

Hi Proverb,
An aircraft inspector is responsible for determining the airworthiness of an aircraft and knowing what remedies must be applied if the aircraft isn't ready to leave the ground. Aircraft inspectors also do regular maintenance inspections and maintain inspection logs. For this, you need to have a degree in avionics, aviation technology or aviation maintenance management
If your question is related to aircraft maintenance engineering professional, in that case, one must possess a maintenance engineer license issued by the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation). To obtain this license, one must successfully go through the AME training from a DGCA approved institute. AME training course can be divided into two main streams-Mechanical and Avionics.
Mechanical stream focuses on engine, body and other mechanical systems. Avionics stream focuses on electrical and electronic systems, instruments, radio system etc. One may choose a particular stream during the training and specialize in it.
For more detail, please follow the link:
http://dgca.nic.in/ftppub/D2F-F8.pdf

Hi Proverb,
An aircraft inspector is responsible for determining the airworthiness of an aircraft and knowing what remedies must be applied if the aircraft isn't ready to leave the ground. Aircraft inspectors also do regular maintenance inspections and maintain inspection logs. For this, you need to have a degree in avionics, aviation technology or aviation maintenance management
If your question is related to aircraft maintenance engineering professional, in that case, one must possess a maintenance engineer license issued by the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation). To obtain this license, one must successfully go through the AME training from a DGCA approved institute. AME training course can be divided into two main streams-Mechanical and Avionics.
Mechanical stream focuses on engine, body and other mechanical systems. Avionics stream focuses on electrical and electronic systems, instruments, radio system etc. One may choose a particular stream during the training and specialize in it.
For more detail, please follow the link:
http://dgca.nic.in/ftppub/D2F-F8.pdf

Hi Sameer,
Air Hostess/Flight Steward is a professional who welcomes passengers on board, performing all the safety procedures prior to take off and ensuring that passengers are made comfortable during the flight.
Some basic requirements:
1. Air Hostess Qualifications: To be eligible for becoming an Air Hostess/Flight Steward in India, one should be 10+2/Graduate with a diploma/degree in Tourism Management or Hotel Management. Fluency in English, Hindi and knowledge of an international language is an added advantage in this field.
2. Age: A male aspirant should be below 26 years of age and should hold an Indian Passport.
3. Physical Standards: A male aspirant should have at least 163cm of height. The weight should be in proportion to height. One must be unmarried, with normal eyesight of 6/6 uncorrected vision in each eye.
To be a steward one has to follow the mentioned steps:
Step 1: As and when advertised in the national newspapers or other electronic/ digital media, the aspirants have to apply in various airlines for the required post with demanded certificates.
Step 2: Once shortlisted after the initial screening airline company calls the most eligible candidates for a written examination, usually an objective type multiple choice one. The successful candidates in this written test are called for a group discussion followed by a personal interview.
Step 3: The candidates who clear the written test and interview are further trained for 2 to 3 months in various fields in which they learn about service etiquettes, grooming, safety and first aid etc. After successful training in the technical and non-technical aspects and grooming in the required field the prospective stewards are put on trainee flights before assigning duties on to full-fledged commercial planes.