Courses & Programs
Pick the career that fits you
Four clear tracks. Every one starts after 12th and ends with placement support. Full details for each course are below.
Ground school, outdoors
Whichever track you pick, classes move to a live airfield
Windsock reading, apron safety and drills at TAAL airfield near Bengaluru.
Cabin Crew Programme
From grooming lab to galley drill — a complete transformation programme for the cabin you dream of working in.
Training in in-flight service, passenger handling, safety & emergency procedures, and airline grooming — built for the cabin you dream of working in.
Roles this track leads to
What you learn
- Aviation fundamentals & airline ecosystem
- In-flight service & passenger handling
- Safety, first-aid & emergency procedures
- Grooming, deportment & confident communication
- Group discussion & airline interview labs
Eligibility
- 10+2 (Class 12) in any stream from a recognised board
- Age 17.5–26 at the time of airline application (international carriers may differ)
- Minimum height 155 cm (women) / 170 cm (men) with proportionate BMI, per airline norms
- Conversational English — our labs build it to airline fluency
- Medically fit with normal/corrected vision; no visible tattoos in uniform
This course, on camera
Questions about this course
Do I need to know swimming?
Most airlines require basic swimming ability for ditching drills. We include orientation sessions and guide non-swimmers to certified coaching before airline assessment.
Can I join while in my final year of 12th?
Yes — you can begin the foundation phase while completing 12th. Your certificate is required before airline applications, not before training.
Is there an age relaxation for international airlines?
Several Gulf and Southeast Asian carriers hire up to 30+. Our counsellors map your age window to the right hiring corridors during enrolment.
What happens if I am not placed immediately?
Placement support runs for 12 months after completion — repeat mock interviews, refreshed grooming checks, and every relevant drive on our calendar.
Airport Ground Operations
Every gate, every terminal, every airline — master the operations that keep an Airport moving.
Training in check-in, boarding-gate operations, baggage handling, ramp coordination, and passenger services — built for every gate, every terminal, every airline.
Roles this track leads to
What you learn
- Check-in & departure control
- Boarding gate & ramp coordination
- Baggage services & lost-and-found
- CUTE / DCS systems familiarisation
- Passenger services & special assistance
Eligibility
- 10+2 (Class 12) in any stream from a recognised board
- Age 18–32 for most ground-handling employers
- Basic English plus one regional language is an advantage
- Comfortable with rotational shifts and Airport environments
- Police verification clearance required for airside ID (AEP)
This course, on camera
Questions about this course
Is ground staff only about check-in counters?
No — the track covers gates, ramp coordination, baggage services, lounges, and special assistance. Many students grow into duty-manager and lounge-executive roles.
Are shifts really 24x7?
Airports run around the clock, so rosters rotate. Most employers run 8–9 hour shifts with weekly offs and shift allowances.
Which employers hire from this track?
Airlines, ground-handling companies such as Air India SATS, lounges, and Airport operators. Bengaluru alone adds hundreds of ground roles each season.
Aviation Logistics
Cargo is the quiet giant of Aviation — run the freight that keeps global supply chains airborne.
Training in cargo operations, supply chain, freight forwarding, and warehousing — built for airline cargo divisions and 3PLs working airside.
Roles this track leads to
What you learn
- Cargo handling & documentation
- Dangerous goods regulations (DGR awareness)
- Supply-chain & warehousing
- Freight forwarding & customs
- ERP & cargo systems exposure
Eligibility
- 10+2 (Class 12) in any stream; commerce/science an advantage
- Age 18 and above — no upper limit for most cargo employers
- Working English and basic numeracy for rating and documentation
- Comfortable with warehouse and airside environments
This course, on camera
Questions about this course
Is logistics a desk job or a field job?
Both tracks exist. Documentation and customer service roles are desk-based; ramp-cargo and warehouse coordination roles are on the floor. We train you for either path.
Where are the international opportunities?
Gulf hubs (Dubai, Doha) and Singapore hire experienced cargo executives aggressively. Several of our alumni route to DHL Aviation and Emirates SkyCargo corridors.
Do I need a full IATA DGR licence?
Entry roles need DGR awareness, which we cover. Category-specific DGR certification is typically sponsored by your employer once you specialise.
Travel & Tourism Management
GDS terminals, tour design, and global itineraries — a career connected to every departure board on earth.
Training in travel-agency operations, GDS ticketing systems, tour packaging, and customer service — built for students who want a career connected to Aviation and global travel.
Roles this track leads to
What you learn
- Travel agency operations
- Amadeus / GDS ticketing fundamentals
- Tour packaging & destination management
- Customer service & sales
- Hospitality cross-training
Eligibility
- 10+2 (Class 12) in any stream from a recognised board
- Age 18 and above — the track suits freshers and career-switchers alike
- Conversational English; an extra language is a strong advantage
- Curiosity for geography, fares, and people
This course, on camera
Questions about this course
Will I get a GDS certificate?
You receive a Brandcrew course certificate covering Amadeus fundamentals, and we guide you to the official Amadeus/IATA certification exams if you want vendor credentials.
Are travel jobs still growing after online booking?
Yes — OTAs, corporate travel desks, airline reservations, and luxury tour design have all grown. Human-handled complex itineraries are the premium end of the trade.
Can this lead to airline jobs?
Absolutely. Reservations, fares, and customer service desks at airlines hire directly from GDS-trained talent, and the track cross-credits toward our ground-staff modules.
Not sure which course?
Answer 3 easy questions and we will suggest your best-fit track.