Aviation

Below mentioned are some of the top colleges offering aviation in Kerala:
1. Frankfinn.
2. Avalon.
3. KIIT.
4. Skywings Academy.
5. Aimfill International, etc.

You need 12th standard with PCM to pursue a course in pilot.

Hi,
Diploma in airport ground handling, Diploma in airport ground staff training, certificate course in airfares and ticketing, etc. are some of the courses with 6 months training.
All the best!

After 12th from science, you have to pursue graduation in physics or related subjects, then you can join any aviation academy to learn how to fly an aircraft and you have to earn 500 or 600 flying hours to apply for CPL and then you can apply for co-pilot position in airlines.

Your question in not clear. Do you want to become a Pilot in Indian Air Force or a Commercial Pilot in Civil Airlines? Please clarify for an appropriate answer.

You can do B.Com through correspondence or BBA, I would strongly recommend you to do the same in correspondence if you want to do MBA further.

For a graduate, the job options are limited. When you do a PG course such as MBA or other certification such as IATA, this helps you to get a place in related job and for higher education.

BBA in airport management trains students to take on managerial and administrative posts at airport.
The course material covers subjects like:
1. Introduction to airport management.
2. Human resource management.
3. Accounting.
4. Financial management.
5. Marketing.
6. Safety management.
Important subjects covered for Diploma in airport management course are:
1. Airport strategy and functioning.
2. Cargo management and handling.
3. Staff management.
4. Safety and security management.

Aviation has a lot of scope in India and abroad.
The various careers possible in this sector can be explored at the following link:
http://www.vidyavision.com/careers/aviationindustry.asp

No, it is not necessary. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) with its Headquarters in Montreal – Canada is the trade association for the world's airlines. It is representing some 250 airlines or 84% of total air traffic. IATA supports many areas of aviation activity and formulates industry policies and guidelines on critical aviation issues which are implemented worldwide.
IATA offers training in aviation services:
1. Cabin crew training.
2. Airport operations.
3. Cargo operations.
4. Travel and tourism and so on.
The course will be helpful for those who wish to associate their work with airline industry.