Co-curricular Activities


Pilot Training

Aspiring pilots typically undergo rigorous training programs that include both classroom instruction and practical flight training. Flight schools and aviation academies offer courses that cover aviation regulations, navigation, meteorology, aerodynamics, and other relevant topics.


Air Hostess Training (Flight Attendant Training)

Role of a Flight Attendant: Flight attendants, also known as air hostesses or cabin crew, are responsible for ensuring the safety, comfort, and well-being of passengers during flights.
• Training Components:
1. Safety Procedures: Emergency evacuations, first aid, and firefighting.
2. Customer Service: Interpersonal skills, communication, and dealing with diverse passengers.
3. Aircraft Familiarization: Understanding the layout, features, and emergency equipment on different types of aircraft.
4. Regulatory Compliance: Knowledge of aviation regulations and procedures.


Cargo Management

Cargo Handling: Cargo management involves the efficient handling, transportation, and logistics of air cargo.
• Training Components:
1. Cargo Security: Ensuring the safe and secure transportation of goods.
2. Documentation: Understanding and processing shipping documents.
3. Handling Procedures: Loading and unloading of cargo, including special cargo like perishables or hazardous materials.
4. Customs and Regulatory Compliance: Knowledge of international customs regulations and trade laws.


Airport Management

Role of Airport Managers: Airport managers oversee the day-to-day operations of an airport, ensuring smooth functioning and adherence to safety and security standards.
• Training Components:
1. Airport Operations: Runway management, terminal operations, and ground handling.
2. Airport Security: Implementing security protocols and procedures.
3. Airport Planning: Infrastructure development, capacity planning, and expansion.
4. Airline and Airport Economics: Understanding the economic aspects of aviation, including pricing, revenue management, and cost control.
5. Customer Service: Handling passenger services and improving the overall passenger experience.