India’s air travel expected to double in next decade. The Civil aviation industry in India has come up as one of the quickest developing industry in the country. Today, India has arisen as the third biggest domestic Aviation market in the world.

The Government of India launched regional connectivity scheme named UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik) to make flying more affordable for every common man.

Taking into account the extensive growing demand of passenger traffic, Airline operators has been expanding their ability to fly more. This triggers in requirement of more trained professionals.

By pursuing this one year Diploma course in Aviation, Hospitality and Travel and Tourism management, you will be eligible to work for various jobs of Aviation like Airport ground staff, Air Cargo, Airline management, Airport Operations, Cabin Crew ( Air Hostess ) etc. You’ll be involved with overseeing the maintenance of equipment and facilities at Airport ensuring that everyone follows federal, state, and local air regulations. You’ll also need to help manage safety and security procedures and protocols and implement necessary technological changes.

You will also be eligible to work in Hotel industry, Cruise Liners, Travel agents, Tour operations and also can be self employed.

The Aviation Industry serves more than 2.4 million jobs and this number is more expected to grow significantly in the next decade. This shows that there is greater opportunity for seekers to find their place in the field.

Whether you’ve find a career in cockpit or have always been passionate about aviation industry, your career on the ground could be very fruitful in Aviation Management.

Working at Airport would allow you to get involved in the day-to-day operations of airlines, airports, or even aircraft manufacturers. But before you can land in a management position, you will need to know about Aviation management, aviation law, and market planning of the industry.

This certificate course of Aviation, Hospitality and Travel and Tourism Management will help you to start you career in Airport Operations role, where you’ll help to ensure that all operations at the airport run smoothly. If you have keen interest in security side of airport, you could become an airport security manager. In this course you will also study about how Airport Planning is done. If planning and design interests you, this may be the right job for you. Airport planners prepare master plans, collect passenger data to influence the plan before execution as airport traffic changes the airport Layout. You can also oversee baggage and cargo operations, passenger boarding and ticketing, aircraft maintenance, and flight schedules.

In this course students study about Introduction to Hospitality Industry, Communication skills and grooming standards of Hotel staff and their decision making skills, Departmental Organization of a Hotel, Operating and Revenue Producing Departments of Hotels, Attributes for Phone Handling, ratings and hotel law, customer service in hotel industry, complete knowledge of food and beverage, types of Hotel reservations, back of the house operations, Hotel registration and billing process, Safety and security of Hotels and its guests. Types of tourism, World culture and their cuisines, Tourism destinations and their sustainability, VISA , passport and formalities to travel abroad.

This course involves history and scope of Aviation, phonetic codes, Airports and their functions, Airlines operations, planning and strategies of airport for smooth functioning. How airports are designed in accordance of civil Aviation requirement. Different types of airports, Airport names and their codes, ICAO, IATA and other government agencies involved in functioning of Airports and Airlines, Airline audits, Airport inspections, Time zones, Airline route planning, Air Cargo handling, Responsibilities of airport operation. Departmental Organization of a Hotel, Operating and Revenue Producing Departments of Hotels, abbreviations used in Hotels etc.

In this course students are professionally trained to become a cabin crew, They are trained for cabin crew duties, onboard services, handling emergencies like ditching, fire fighting, dealing unruly passengers, decompression on board, coordination with Pilots ( Cockpit Crew) and captains and ground staff, they are trained for aircraft, their parts and its functions, the safety and security of aircraft and passengers, flight documentations, before and after flight briefing, cabin crew rosters, protocols to fly international etc.

This subject involves Need of Standardization of Airport, Airport Master Planning , Sources of revenue generation for Airports. Handling of passengers, baggage and freight. Deicing procedures for aircraft specially in the countries where the build of icing is frequent. Use of ground support equipment’s. Wildlife Hazards at Airports, Airside Safety of flights, Special Flights operations, Protocols to handle VIPs and VVIPs at airports, role of custom and immigration at airport, Civil aviation requirements, Restricted articles not allowed to carry onboard etc.

This module includes Introduction to Hospitality Industry, Rating of Hotels and its classification, Distribution Channel, Hotel ratings and hotel law, customer service in hotel industry, complete knowledge of food and beverage, Hotel housekeeping and its functions, Front office roles and responsibilities, Restaurant and its Classification, Hotel Key and Key Control , Guest Cycle , Safety and Security of Hotel, Designations and their responsibilities at Hotels, Role of Resort Tourism in Expanding Economy, Promoting In-house Sale and Training for Hospitality etc.

Here students are fully trained for handling Cargo . Different types of airports. How Airport Operators Cope with the Current Threat Challenge. Airport inspections. This module involves classification and identification of cargo, its labeling and marking, dangerous goods permitted as air cargo, Symbols and abbreviations, Transport of radio active material safely, regulations for transportation of animals by air, training programs for cargo handling staff, Air bills and documentations, estimated and allowed weight of aircraft and its balancing etc.

Here students are trained for entire Airline operations from the very basic history of Aviation, Freedom of Air , Understanding the airport and its structures, Air transport networks, types of Aircrafts and its manufacturers, study of aircraft each parts and its functions, Roles and responsibilities of Cabin Crew/ Air hostess and Pilot. Handling emergencies., Processing and screening of Passengers, Luggage, and Freight, Airport staff/ Ground staff duties, Weather conditions affecting flight operations, Airline revenue generation and financial management, Flight route planning, Detecting suspected Travelers and with false identity. Airline reservation systems, formalities to travel abroad. How investigations of Air accidents and incidents are carried. Airline catering etc.