I had taken commerce group can I study airport management courses? then what is the salary will be given?
Which course I want to take in degree
Aviation industry is popular and growing industry of recent times. The most attractive part about it is that it is field separated from the rest, unless you're a airplane technician which is a job rooted to Engineering, hence people from all courses enter for this job.
Work: The job of Airport management involves handling flights at the airport, these people are generally known as 'Ground Staff'. Regardless to say, a ground staff has no place inside the place, but their job is prominent outside one.
What they do: Supervise personnel, devise and implement operating procedures, monitor airport expenditure, enforce FAA rules®ulations and negotiate leases, etc.
Difficulties: Because of their level of responsibility, airport managers tend to be on-call so at the time of emergencies or other unexpected issues, things get resolved quickly; as the result, this job involve off shifts; challenging, involves facing head-on difficulties at the site.
Skills needed: excellent communication, eye for details, good at time management, know multiple languages (asset), good personality.
Certification required to become an airport manager:
- BBA in Airport Management
- B.Sc in Airport Management
- Bachelors in Hospitality Management
- Diploma in Airport Management
- Diploma in Airport Ground Handling Training
- MBA in Airport Management
Eligibility:
Bachelor's degree: the candidate should hold a bachelor's degree in Engineering, Aviation or Business Administration, or post graduation in maths, computer or physics with 60%. Candidates who don't have a bachelor's degree must have at least eight years of airport management experience.
- Since you've taken commerce group, you can surely opt for BBA and then do MBA to get good opportunities in the field. Or you can do BBA + diploma/training courses which will save you a year. There's another option in which you can take AAI's examination conducted to select candidates for managerial positions in the airports, after your graduation.
Job Experience: It is mandatory if the college graduate wants to become an airport manager. S/he may need several years of airport administrative and supervisory experience before being qualified for work as airport managers. Experience can be gained through progressively advancing in departmental management within the airport.
- Although years are expected from a airport manager, however with more certificates at hand, you'd be spared this condition.
Career Requirements: Degree, experience, certification and Communication Skills.
Here you can find the colleges offering the courses
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Now, for your question about salary:
- The salary of an airport manager depends on:
- The type of Port: domestic or international,
- The location of Port: small city or metropolitan city,
- The field one is handling
Average starting salary: 2-6LPA
More courses and their scope/salary
Long story short: you can definitely take up airport management course even if you're from commerce stream.
Hope it helps!