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Scope of Aviation and Hospitality Science Course in Kerala

Aviation and Hospitality Science courses in Kerala offer a diverse range of career paths, particularly in the growing aviation industry and the tourism sector, which is a major driver of Kerala's economy. These courses can lead to jobs in airlines, airports, and related industries like travel agencies, catering, and hospitality. 

 

Specific Career Paths:

  • Aviation:

    Flight attendants (cabin crew), ground staff, airport management, air cargo handling, and aviation safety roles are all options. 

  • Hospitality:

    Hotel management, food and beverage service, tourism management, and event management are examples of career paths. 

  • Combined:

    Roles in travel agencies, which often combine aviation and hospitality aspects, are also available. 

  • Other:

    Opportunities exist in areas like aviation security, air traffic control, and aircraft maintenance. 

 

Scope in Kerala:

  • Tourism Hub:

    Kerala's strong tourism sector creates numerous opportunities in hospitality and related industries, according to a study by the Directorate of Tourism.

  • Aviation Growth:

    The expansion of airports and airlines in Kerala and the country as a whole, offers more job opportunities for graduates.

  • Diverse Roles:

    The aviation and hospitality sector in Kerala is diverse, encompassing a range of job functions, according to the Directorate of Tourism. 

 

Salary and Earnings:

  • Aviation:

    Salaries can vary significantly based on the role and experience, but entry-level positions like cabin crew can earn around INR 25,000 - 50,000 per month

  • Hospitality:

    Entry-level positions like front office executives might start at around INR 15,000 - 25,000 per month

  • Overall:

    With experience and further qualifications, salaries can increase significantly, according to the Directorate of Tourism. 

 

Conclusion:

Graduates of Aviation and Hospitality Science courses in Kerala have a broad scope of career opportunities, particularly within the tourism and aviation sectors, according to a study by the Directorate of Tourism. The demand for skilled professionals in these fields is expected to continue growing, as reported by the Directorate of Tourism.