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How aviation is the future of India

To satisfy the growing demand, by 2038, the country's aircraft fleet is anticipated to grow fourfold to about 2500 aircraft. <br>The government has also pledged to build 100 additional airports by 2024 of the Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (UDAN) scheme. <br>The air fleet number is also expected to increase from 600 to 1200.<br>India is currently the seventh largest civil aviation market in the world and is expected to become the third-largest civil aviation market <br>within the next 10 years.<br>

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How aviation is the future of India

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  1. How aviation is the future of India? To satisfy the growing demand, by 2038, the country's aircraft fleet is anticipated to grow fourfold to about 2500 aircraft. The government has also pledged to build 100 additional airports by 2024 of the Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (UDAN) scheme. The air fleet number is also expected to increase from 600 to 1200. India is currently the seventh largest civil aviation market in the world and is expected to become the third-largest civil aviation market within the next 10 years. Will aviation boom in India? India has become the third-largest domestic aviation market in the world and is expected to overtake the UK to become the third-largest air passenger market by 2024. Indian aviation also contributed 5% of the GDP, creating a total of 4 million jobs. As per Ministry of Civil Aviation Data (www.dgca.gov.in), you can see how Indian Aviation sectors are growing. It’s great to hear that you are pioneers in introducing Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program in Maharashtra. I found some colleges in Maharashtra that offer Aircraft Maintenance Engineering courses approved by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Govt. of India. Some of these colleges have advanced lab facilities, workshop & hangar along with well-trained instructors with vast expertise and knowledge in defense and airline sector. Radio Telephony Restricted RTR License is required for communication system operated between Air Crew Member & Pilots to Air Traffic Control and Ground Station. For airline operators, this communication system is extremely important. What are the job opportunities after B.Sc. Aeronautics? After completing B.Sc. Aeronautics, one can work as an Aerospace Engineer, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, Aircraft Design Engineer, Aircraft Production Manager, Air Traffic Controller, Flight Operations Manager, Technical Writer, etc. Wingsss College of Aviation Technology (WCAT) offers Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and B.Sc. Aeronautics with Mechanical / Avionics Streams. Contact us: +91-99225 08671 To learn more visit the website: https://wcat.in/

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