Hey,

The main difference between BBA aviation management and BSC airport and airline management is that in BSC you will learn more theories and in BBA you will gain more of practical experience.

But you should see where your interest lies .

If you want to study more about airport and airline then you should go with BSC in airport and airline management





If you want to do BBA in aviation management then should go with that .

So I think you should go with BBA in aviation management as it will help you to earn INR 2-6 lacs per annum.

It has great job opportunities.

Hello Yamini,

BBA in aviation is mainly covering the administrative level and various posts like ground staff in aviation industry.  Aviation industry is a very fast growing industry now a days. Scopes are vast. It covers the whole aviation part where airport management also comes under.

In airport management you basically have to study things related to airport predominantly.  This is much technical. Both the courses are interrelated to each other. There is no much difference between them two.

In airport management you might get the chance to became Airport manager, assistant airport manager, airport operation manager, test manager, cradit control manager etc. Earning of this section is not quite bad. It varies. It's almost ₹ 80, 000 - 3, 00, 000 per month.

In aviation industry you might become flight attendant. Earning of a air hostess is around 90, 000 to 1 lakh per month.Still there are so many prospects in both the courses.

All the best!

Dear Yamini Singh



Hope you are doing well. Let me give you the details about two courses after that you will be in a position to decide which to choose for your future.

B.B.A. Aviation course in detail:



B.B.A. Aviationcourse is best suited for those who are seeking to shape their career in managerial responsibilities. The program equips them with the knowledge to recognize and deal with problems in an industry like aviation which in ever-expanding.



The program is spread over 3 years which divided into 6 semesters of 6 months each, with the final semester ending with an internship program.



The program has been designed to offer to eligible candidates a strong background of managerial skills in the Aviation management field as well as business and leadership practices.



In the course of three years candidates will learn about airport planning, airport security, passenger forecasting, aerodrome works, fire safety, and many other topics.



Eligibility:



Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to have completed the 10+2 level of education from a recognized educational Board.



Career prospects:



BBA Aviation degree holders work as Credit Control Manager, Airport Manager, Test Manager, Program Manager, Assistant Airport Manager, Airport Operations Manager.



Top Institutes offering BBA (Aviation) are:



IIFA Multimedia.



IIFA Lancaster Degree College.



Institute of Indian Aviation and Allied Management Studies.



Skybird Aviation.



Fledge Institute of Aviation & Hospitality.



B.B.A. Aviation course is a better course for those students who are seeking careers in management and operation in the air side activities of the aviation industry.



B.SC in Airport Management :



The course is beneficial in providing skills for employment in the airport management or other airline-related job jobs.



After B.S.c in Aviation, students can further apply for MBA in Aviation and Post Graduate Diploma.



The course will offer students thorough knowledge about professionalism required in the Air Transport Industry.



This course helps in training candidates in hospitality and helps them to know how to patiently deal with passengers.



B.S.c in Aviation provides jobs and helps increase the tax revenues in the air transportation field, which helps in the fast movement of people and cargo across the world.



I think now you would have got the idea of both the courses. Hope I answered it in detail. If you have any further queries you can comment over here. Please upvote if you liked my answer.



All the very best for your future.