Careers in Aviation after 12th

If you don’t know where you are going you will end up someplace you didn’t want to be. Navigator in life must be. If you want to end your journey on the right destination. And to know your right destination, career selection plays an important role.

If you are planning to make your career in aviation but confused about which aviation job suits you, congratulations you are in the right place. To accomplish any job required teamwork. So in aviation from CHECK-IN TO CHECK-OUT so many team players play an important role to make your journey hassle-free.

Now I will talk about different divisions of aviation where you find your future roles.

PILOT–  “DREAM TO FLY IN SKY LIKE A BIRD” growing with this dream a person wants to be CAPTAIN of flight but it’s not easy as everyone expects. Below is the following things, keeps in mind when selecting this field…

COST OF PILOT TRAINING–  it’s a high pay job field, but getting a job is tough that’s a bitter truth. 

So now you can calculate the cost of Pilot Training till the job get, will be approx. over 50 lacs and its non-secure training means it’s not confirmed after completion of your pilot training, the candidate will get a job immediately, yes you will get a job this is sure but it’s a time taking. So before joining this course concern with your parents. and make a good financial backup. 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATION TO BE PILOT– Passed 10+2 with physics and math category. with a minimum of 50%. and if you have a strong base in physics.  So you will not find any difficulties to clear the exam of the pilot.

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER (AME) –  WRITER of the blockbuster movie didn’t get an identical phase in public as compared to other casts. Same as a writer most of the people don’t know,  behind every successful flight hand of AME. An aircraft maintenance engineer plays an important role in the completion of every flight. 

DUTY & RESPONSIBILITIES  OF AME–  An aircraft maintenance engineer ensures an aircraft operates properly and safely. A maintenance engineer may make repairs, troubleshoot problems, conduct inspections, and make upgrades to aircraft. Daily duties may include keeping records of and performing scheduled maintenance, making emergency repairs, or preparing for regulatory (DGCA/EASA/FAA, etc.) inspection.

Repairing and maintaining a jet engine.

An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer works with specialized aviation and power tools, computers, diagnostic equipment, and Borescope tools. While working, he or she may climb ladders, manage other maintenance staff, or spend long hours on emergency repairs. Maintenance engineers must carefully observe all Regulatory rules and regulations when performing any job duty.

COST OF AME TRAINING-  AME is a 3-year course program, where you will get a 24-month theory class in the institute and one-year apprenticeship training in Airlines or MRO.  To take good pay, keep patience in this job role. Till the AME, you will work as an Aircraft Technician and in this job role, you will get normal pay. The cost of training compared to other’s engineering here is a little high.

WHAT DO I NEED TO BECOME  AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER–  10+2 passed with PCM  (Physics+ Chemistry+ Math) stream. The percentage should be above 50%. keep in mind one thing before taking admission, a well-disciplined study required to be AME.

Friendly flight attendant gesturing in an airplane.

CABIN CREW–  From passenger boarding to passenger off-board Cabin crew role is very important. Cabin crew trained to manage in an emergency and normal situation.  Because of most revenue generated by the cabin crew for an airline that makes airlines profitable. vice versa airlines also give a high priority to take care of the cabin crew department. safety is one of the finest sectors of aviation and the cabin crew plays a vital role to maintain safety during flight. Taking care of passengers, briefing of passengers about safety, serving perishable and nonperishable items in a cabin during the flight to generate revenue. With these all hard qualities making cabin crew jobs exceptional and valuable for any airlines.

What do I need to do to become an Air Cabin Crew?

Entry requirements for air cabin crew vary between airlines. Air Cabin Crew to be between 5FT TO 6FT  with weight restrictions varying.  You will need to swim well and have a good level of physical fitness. You will need to be over the age of 18 to become a member of the air cabin crew. The ability to speak a second language is highly desirable. Airlines will usually require a good standard of education, Previous experience in a customer service role will also be useful.

ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR BRIGHT  FUTURE

Penned by:-

Mr. Ashutosh Gupta

Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.