Cabin crew
The workPassenger safety, emergency drills and in-flight service.
Usually needed12th pass, clear communication, and the airline's age, fitness and grooming standards.
See Cabin crew jobs
Aviation careers
Compare aviation roles, see what each one needs, and plan your route in.
Find your place in aviation
Three very different working days. Pick the one that suits you and see the open jobs.
Check what you qualify for
Choose your qualification and experience to see the sample jobs that match.
This is a guide based on sample requirements. The employer decides who is eligible.
Choose your qualification to see matching jobs.
Explore each role
Choose a role to see what the work involves and what employers usually ask for.
Pilots
The workFlight planning and operating the aircraft with the flight crew.
Usually needed12th with physics and maths, a Commercial Pilot Licence and a DGCA Class 1 medical.
See Pilots jobsGround staff
The workCheck-in, boarding gates and coordination on the airport floor.
Usually needed12th pass or a degree, comfort with shifts and good spoken communication.
See Ground staff jobsEngineering and maintenance
The workInspecting, servicing and certifying aircraft systems.
Usually neededAn AME course or engineering diploma. Certifying work needs a DGCA licence.
See Engineering and maintenance jobsCargo operations
The workHandling, documenting and tracking air freight.
Usually needed12th pass or a degree. Logistics or dangerous-goods training helps.
See Cargo operations jobsCustomer service
The workHelping passengers with bookings, delays and baggage.
Usually neededA degree or 12th pass, patience and clear English and Hindi.
See Customer service jobsAirport security
The workScreening passengers and bags at checkpoints.
Usually neededA degree in many roles, background verification and AVSEC training.
See Airport security jobsHR and finance
The workHiring, payroll, accounts and budgets for aviation companies.
Usually neededA relevant degree, such as an MBA, B.Com or CA.
See HR and finance jobsIT and corporate
The workRunning airline and airport systems, data and business teams.
Usually neededA degree in computing or business, plus experience with the tools used.
See IT and corporate jobsThese are typical requirements. Always check the exact rules in the job listing and with the employer.
How aviation hiring usually works
Each employer sets its own rounds, but most airline and airport roles follow these four stages.
Check eligibility
Match the qualification, age and licence rules before you apply.
Apply with your resume
Send one PDF resume, written for that specific role.
Screening and tests
Expect document checks, aptitude tests and, for some roles, medicals.
Interview and offer
Selected candidates meet the employer and receive final terms.
Common questions
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Be careful if anyone asks for a registration, training or uniform fee, or offers a job without an interview. Check openings on the employer's official website before sharing documents or paying anything.
Keep it to one or two pages as a PDF. Include your qualifications, licences, experience and contact details, and adjust it for each role.
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The team behind every flight
Cabin crew and ground teams work side by side, and every departure depends on them.