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Faculty of Aviation Overview

Welcome to the comprehensive guide on the Faculty of Aviation. We pride ourselves on nurturing the next generation of aviation professionals, offering top-notch programs in Pilot Training and Air Hostess/Cabin Crew Training. Our curriculum is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career in the aviation industry. With experienced faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and a commitment to excellence, our programs stand out as a premier choice for aspiring aviators and cabin crew members.

About the Faculty of Aviation

The Faculty of Aviation is esteemed for producing some of the finest professionals in the sky. Our illustrious history and alumni successes bear testimony to our dedication to aviation education excellence. With a sprawling campus and an impressive lineup of experienced instructors, we not only impart knowledge but also inspire innovation and leadership in the field.

Our faculty integrates hands-on experience with rigorous academic training to prepare students for the challenges of aviation. Beyond the classroom, we encourage participation in various extracurricular activities, symposiums, and national competitions, fostering a well-rounded education that extends beyond the controls of an aircraft.

Programs offered in Pilot Training

Our pilot training programs are comprehensive, incorporating both ground school theoretical knowledge as well as extensive flight training. Beginners can enroll in our Private Pilot License (PPL) program, which serves as a stepping stone for all aspiring pilots. For those looking to make flying their career, our Commercial Pilot License (CPL) program is the natural progression after the PPL.

In addition to these, we offer an Instrument Rating (IR) course, a Multi-Engine Rating, and the Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) theory, allowing our students to obtain the most advanced qualifications in the field. Each program is carefully structured to meet and exceed regulatory authority requirements, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the aviation industry.

Requirements for Pilot Training

Prospective pilot trainees must meet a set of requirements to ensure they are ready for the rigors of flight training. Applicants should be at least 17 years old, have completed secondary education, and demonstrate proficiency in English – both written and spoken. A Class 1 Medical Certificate is also mandatory, ensuring that candidates meet the health and fitness standards necessary for flying.

Potential pilots also need to exhibit strong mathematical and physics skills as these are crucial in understanding flight mechanics and navigation. Along with academic and health prerequisites, aspirants must show a deep passion for aviation and the resilience to undergo rigorous training.

Curriculum and Training Facilities

Our curriculum is meticulously crafted to cover all theoretical and practical aspects of flying. Core subjects include Aerodynamics, Meteorology, Navigation, Flight Planning, and Air Law, all taught by experts in each field. Our training facilities are second to none, with modern classrooms, flight simulators, and a wellmaintained fleet of training aircraft.

Our state-of-the-art flight simulators provide an immersive experience that mirrors real-world flying conditions, allowing students to practice maneuvers and procedures in a controlled environment before stepping into an actual aircraft. This blend of cutting-edge technology and hands-on aircraft flying ensures our students are thoroughly prepared for their aviation careers.

Ground School

Theoretical basics and foundational knowledge are established in the ground school phase of pilot training.

Simulator Training

Advanced techniques and scenarios are practiced in our high-fidelity flight simulators.

Live Flying

Actual in-aircraft experience is gained through supervised flights with certified instructors.

Career Opportunities for Pilots

The career opportunities available to our pilot graduates are diverse and promising. Alumni can pursue careers as commercial airline pilots, flying domestic and international routes. Others might opt for corporate aviation, piloting private jets for business entities. Cargo flying is another lucrative career path, with e-commerce driving a significant demand for air freight services.

For those with a love of teaching, becoming a flight instructor is an option, sharing their passion and knowledge with student pilots. Furthermore, pilots can also find opportunities in specialized flight services such as aerial surveying, firefighting, and medical evacuation, to name a few

Airline Pilot

Fly for major commercial airlines on both short and longhaul routes.

Charter Services

Operate private charters, offering personalized experiences to clients.

Flight Instruction

Guide future aviators as a certified flight instructor

Programs offered in Air Hostess/Cabin Crew training

Our Air Hostess/Cabin Crew training programs equip candidates with the skills and knowledge to excel in the fast-paced world of airline services. Our programs cover areas such as in-flight procedures, emergency responses, customer service excellence, and cultural sensitivity training. We prioritize hands-on experience, and therefore our training includes real-life simulations on aircraft mock-ups.

Additionally, we offer specialized courses in grooming and personality development, as well as language proficiency classes to prepare graduates for the global nature of the airline industry. Our goal is to not only meet but surpass the expectations of airlines when it comes to cabin crew readiness.

Requirements for Air Hostess/Cabin Crew training

To embark on training for Air Hostess/Cabin Crew roles, candidates must have completed secondary education and be fluent in English, with additional language skills highly advantageous. They must be at least 18 years old, have a pleasant personality, and possess excellent communication skills.

Candidates should display an ability to handle stressful situations calmly and gracefully. The training also necessitates a medical fitness certificate as well as the flexibility to adapt to irregular working hours and the demands of international travel.

Curriculum and Training Facilities

Our curriculum for cabin crew training offers a rich mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skill-building. Topics include but are not limited to customer service, safety and emergency procedures, cabin service selling techniques, and public speaking. Our training facilities simulate aircraft cabins and galley areas to provide realistic training environments

Furthermore, we use role-playing and video-assisted training to enhance learning experiences. This approach helps candidates to internalize information and rapidly develop the competencies required to serve confidently in an airplane's cabin.

Career Opportunities for Air Hostess/Cabin Crew

Graduates of our Air Hostess/Cabin Crew training program have a wealth of career opportunities awaiting them. Most notably, they may find employment with domestic and international airlines, renowned for their service quality. There is also scope for careers in exclusive charter flight services and on luxury private jets.

Cabin crew members can progress into senior roles such as cabin managers and training instructors after accruing experience. Additionally, with the transferable skills acquired, graduates can branch out into other hospitality and service industries with ease.

Disclaimer

The information provided in this document is for general guidance and is subject to change. While we endeavor to keep the information up-to-date and correct, the Faculty of Aviation makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, or availability regarding the programs or the information contained in this document for any purpose.

Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. We encourage prospective students to confirm the details with admission officials before making any commitments.