Airport jobs after 12^th: ground staff questions answered

Ground staff work at check-in, the boarding gate, arrivals and the baggage area. They check passengers in, handle baggage, issue tickets and boarding passes, and help passengers through the airport.

For our course you need a 12^th pass, and you must be 18 or above. Airlines and ground handling companies set their own rules for hiring, and we explain the current ones at counselling.

Six months.

Ground handling, cargo and ramp roles hire in far larger numbers than cabin crew, and take less time to train for. No job is certain, and the employer decides who to hire.

Two of our courses are open at 10^th pass: Ramp Equipment Operator, if you hold an LMV licence a year old and HMV, and GSE Maintenance, if you have an ITI in mechanical or electrical.

Airports run day and night, so most ground roles work in rotating shifts, including early mornings, nights, weekends and holidays.

Starting pay at metro airports runs ₹20,000 to ₹30,000 a month, the range published by IESP. Pay differs by employer, city and shift. The figures shown are indicative entry-level salaries, not guaranteed earnings.

The ground staff course trains you for check-in, boarding, baggage and ticketing. The airport management course covers how the whole airport operates across the terminal, land side and curb side.

No. It is a six-month certificate course. We ask for a 12^th pass and prefer graduates. It is not a degree.

There are ground jobs at an airport that ask for a 12^th pass, such as check-in, baggage, ticketing, ramp and cargo work. The employer decides who to hire, and each sets its own requirements.

Apply through the recruitment channels published by the employer: the airport operator, the airlines and their authorised service partners. Confirm the recruiting company, role, eligibility and application process before you share documents or make any payment.

CIDCO, with a state skills agency, has offered short free aviation courses for people affected by the airport project. If you qualify, check CIDCO's own notice.

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No. Admission to a course does not guarantee an offer of employment. The admissions team can explain the assistance available for the selected course.