Fee of pilot training course and the ROI (Return On Investment)
An expensive course to pursue, but are the returns fruitful. Placements and salaries of the growing industry
Started by Monisha Barua
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Kindly, refer the link to check the list of colleges and institutes offering aviation courses in India :
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=aviation+&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=2&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId= - See more at: https://ask.shiksha.com/pilot-training-how-where-dscns-3348678#sthash.QN5nidyY.dpuf -
Careers in the aviation industry are much sought after as they are very well paid.
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@Ravi : thank you for joining this discussion! Indeed you have made a valid point.
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There is no doubt about pilots being paid highly but the real question here is the job security that every employee considers before working. Considering the recent incident of 650 Air India pilots being sacked by the Civil Aviation Ministry of GOI, under the Industrial Disputes Act, seems to have planted a sufficient seed of doubt in every aspirants aspiring to become a pilot.
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I would request NehaAg and Prateek66345 to share their valuable inputs as well
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There have been a lot of initiatives taken to improvise the operating system in airlines. There was economic meltdown but now things are changing, a lot of m-oney is being pumped in the industry so that we can tap investors as well.
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@Rishi - I second your opinion
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@Aanchal : Thank you for the information shared!
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In my opinion the recent problem faced by Kingfisher airlines is not going to last for too long, at the same time we cannot deny the fact that aviation sector is one of the most booming sectors in terms of employment opportunities.
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Yes, As we know most of the aviation industry facing financial meltdown, Hike in fuel price may be the primary issue followed by many other environmental issues, and it will be larger in coming years and feel it will create a negative impact not only in students but on investors as well as, we need to wait and watch. In one of the strangest stories in airline history, passengers were forced to pass around a hat to collect money for fuel if they wanted to get to their destination. Comtel Air passengers say they had to come up with 20 thousand pounds or about $31,500 to purchase fuel while on a stop-over in Vienna en route to the UK from...more -
@Rahul : very true, in fact you took away the point i wanted to make.Aviation definitely is a demanding career sector but then with the recent news of kingfisher airlines, definitely there shall be a lot of adverse effects caused to the entire Aviation industry of India. -
Aviation Industry is certainly a growing Industry but one should be aware of Disasters faced by Kingfisher Airlines -
Nice discussion started, Aviation sector will surely be a boon for next generation as we all know with the increase in public income now more and more people prefer to travel by Air, there by creating a large number air travellers, so as more and more number of people prefer to travel by air the aviation sector need more people to manage it. - See more at: https://ask.shiksha.com/aviation-sector-a-boon-or-a-bane-for-generation-next-dscns-1874740#sthash.S1QpCb9Z.dpuf -
I am interested in aviation as a course but unable to decide, whether this is flourishing industry. A boon or Bane?
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With the hike in aviation fuel prices and a meltdown in financial sector and Already with the fall of Kingfisher Airlines, one of the finest domestic players, traffic has come to a halt.The pilots are getting salaries either late or after deductions. This is creating a negative image in the minds of students aspiring to make their career in aviation industry.
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