Note: The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Aviation course is offered at the Sha-Shib College, Bengaluru. Sha-Shib Aviation Academy, Cochin serves as an information centre for all these institutes if you want to join Sha-Shib Group and take your career to the next level!
To be eligible for admission to the Sha-Shib Group's undergraduate BBA in Aviation programme, applicants must have completed their 10+2 coursework from a recognised board or institution with a minimum required percentage of 50%.
BBA Aviation is a dynamic programme that has been carefully designed to educate students for a variety of professions in the aviation industry. This comprehensive programme provides a unique blend of specialised aviation knowledge and business management concepts, giving graduates a strong foundation to succeed in the rapidly changing aviation industry. A wide range of topics, such as airline management, airport operations, aviation safety, and aviation marketing, will be covered in-depth for students. Incorporating experiential learning opportunities and internships provides students with practical insights, developing their critical thinking abilities and leadership potential. After completing this programme, students will be well-prepared for fulfilling professions guiding the future of the aviation sector in areas such as airline marketing, airport operations, and management.
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Aviation is a comprehensive undergraduate program tailored for those aspiring to lead and manage in the fast-evolving aviation and airline industries. This course delivers a robust grounding in business principles while offering specialized insight into aviation-specific areas such as airport operations, aviation safety protocols, airport infrastructure planning, passenger traffic forecasting, and emergency response strategies like fire safety. Through this industry-aligned curriculum, students gain the practical knowledge and strategic mindset needed to thrive in a dynamic and highly regulated global sector.
Upon completion, graduates unlock diverse career paths across aviation-related domains, including but not limited to airline companies, airports, aviation training centers, aircraft insurance firms, and government regulatory bodies. Typical roles span across operational leadership and administrative functions such as airport operations manager, flight scheduling coordinator, airline finance officer, ground services supervisor, and aviation program executive. The program’s curriculum is enriched with modules in areas like financial and managerial accounting, business communication, aviation law, airport and airline marketing, cargo handling fundamentals, and strategic airline management—ensuring students develop well-rounded managerial capabilities.
Beyond academic and technical competencies, the program emphasizes the development of soft skills vital to the aviation sector. These include superior customer service, effective interpersonal communication, teamwork, and crisis management. Ultimately, this BBA in Aviation course equips students not just with theoretical and practical proficiency, but with the confidence and adaptability to excel in leadership roles within one of the world’s most complex and globally connected industries.
Graduates of the BBA in Aviation programme are well-suited to pursue employment possibilities abroad in addition to becoming successful in their own country. Because of the program's focus on sustainability and innovation, our graduates will be at the forefront of promoting beneficial changes in the aviation industry. They will be crucial in determining how aviation develops in the future, adopting cutting-edge technology, and tackling environmental issues.
Contract managers negotiate many kinds of business-to-business contracts in a range of sectors. Contracts for the aviation sector are specifically negotiated by airline contracting managers.
They will oversee emergency protocols, logistics, and airport security. They will be in charge of the security and well-being of supervisors, pilots, workers at airports, and authorities. For other administrators, airline representatives, and the general public, they will serve as the initial point of contact.
They support the management in doing administrative duties. They are in charge of any maintenance about workers, airport property, tenant relations, or other airport-related tasks.
By keeping an eye out for and recording any outstanding payments, they assist companies in managing their financial affairs.