Aviation

Aviation law courses are comparatively new in India. Here I am discussing a few institutes which offer aviation law courses in India. NALSAR University, The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS) and IAAM University are few who offer this course under various titles.
- NUJS offers a distant course in Post Graduate Diploma in Air and Space Law.
- IAAM offers Aviation Law and Air Transport Management.
- NALSAR University has its Centre for Air and Space Law (CASL).
- Jindal Global Law School's Air and Space Law.

The college has its own 3 fully serviceable aircrafts out of which one is a business jet plane (Learjet) and other 2 are conventional reciprocating engine aeroplanes. The college has a no. of practical labs including an aircraft engine lab which has 2 original jet engines. The college has the faculty members with the aviation background. I think this much information is enough for you to get the answer of your own question.

Our passed out students are working in highly reputed aviation companies like Indigo Airlines, Jet Airways, etc.

To become a Commercial Pilot you have to first apply for Student Pilot Licence and join some training institute. After completion of training you can apply for Private Pilot Licence and join any flying club. After attaining 200 flying hours you can apply for CPL.

Government college has less fees as they are funded by government and the private ones have more fees.

Hello,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing BBA in aviation from Bangalore. To assist you in choosing colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information on the colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/colleges/colleges-bangalore?rf=filters&ts=5866417&ct[]=278&bc[]=30&uaf[]=location
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