MBA Airline and Airport Management

                          

                MBA - Airline and Airport Management

       Aviation Industry growth in India has seen a huge growth rise of 60% as privatization of Airline Sector show its Impact .Since Its Inception in 1970, We at Kasturi Corporate saw this potential and opted to become GROUND HANDLING AGENTS & GROUND SERVICE AGENTS to Private Fleet Such as VAYUDOOT, EAST WEST AIRLINE Etc at Coimbatore Airport.

            This gave Birth of a Subsidiary Kasturi Travels to handle various operations RAMP HANDLING, BAGGAGE HANDLING, CUSTOMER SERVICE, and LANDSIDE & AIRSIDE OPERATIONS to private airline operator's KINGFISHER, JETAIRWAYS, and On the Domestic Front. On the International Sector SILK AIR , AIR-ARABIA , FLY DUBAI In Coimbatore. With this Knowledge base we brought out a new breed of interested young generation of tomorrow who opted to be future Airline and Airport Mangers.

BBM -Aviation Management

         KIMS MBA (Airline and Airport Management) is already very popular among the Students population as well among the B-Schools of the South. On the heels of successful running of this exclusive MBA Airline and Airport Management. KIMS decided to start BBM Aviation Management .Hence the introduction of this specialization BBM Aviation Management Program for the first time in Bharathiar University.

Aviation Management Programme And Employment Opportunities:

           Airlines and Airport operations are the very dynamic Business fields in the fast moving World Today. Millions of passengers are travelling from one destination to the other, through Thousands of flights every day, touching Hundreds of Airports Worldwide. These Air Travel passages are arranged directly or through Travel Agencies, nearly one lakh numbers spread throughout the World.

      Thus the Aviation World offers thousands of Employment opportunities for the Young Managers. KIMS aims to train and prepare these Young managers through the Exclusive Management Programmes that are being offered today at KIMS.

Excellent employment opportunities in the fields of Aviation Management:

1.Airports under AAI as well as privately managed Airports.

2.AIR INDIA and other Major Airlines like Jet Airways, Kingfisher, Indigo, Spice Jet etc. .etc..

3.All International Airlines operating through India whose offices located in all major cities of the country.

4.All the IATA approved Travel Agencies offices located throughout the country.

5.All the IATA approved Cargo Agencies offices located throughout the country.

6.All Travel Desks operated in all the Star Hotels.

7.In all organizations associated with Travel and Tourism activities in India and Abroad.

8.Partner in Aviation Entrepreneurship.

9.Independent Entrepreneur in Travel and Tourism and Aviation field.

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Neyveli Book Fair begins tomorrow

CUDDALORE: 

        The Neyveli Book Fair-2011, sponsored by the Neyveli Lignite Corporation, a Navratna company, will begin on July 1 and go on till July 10.

       On the occasion, as many as 150 publishers will exhibit thousands of publications/titles on a wide range of topics. Termed as the book-lovers' fete, the fair would further stimulate the intellectual environment and hence would attract the bibliophiles from various parts of the State to Neyveli.

         The salient aspect of the event is that every day one new title would be introduced and one writer and publisher would be honoured. Hence, it has emerged as an attractive business proposition for the publishing trade and the aspiring writers. A statement from the NLC points out that special discount would be offered on every purchase. In connection with the fair, short-story, essay writing and short film competitions would be conducted. There would also be a quiz competition for school students and on-the-spot competitions for the visitors on a daily basis. The evenings would be devoted to cultural programmes, literary discourse, light music, magic show, debate, comedy show and magic show.

            There would be lot of recreational avenues on the fair grounds and a delectable menu to pamper the taste buds. The fair would be open on all days from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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Cuddalore Students participate in campaign for blood donation

A State-wide mobile campaign for blood donation in Cuddalore on Wednesday.

CUDDALORE: 

        Blood is a vital fluid for the living as well as those struggling for life after an emergency such as an accident or a surgery. Its importance will be felt when there is a chronic need for blood and a frantic search for the suitable blood group to save a life, said U.Tamilarasi, a second-year undergraduate student in the Periyar Government Arts College here.

          She reflects the concern shown by the youth in general for those who are in a critical condition to require blood transfusion. Ms. Tamilarasi was one among the group of students who turned up at Anna Stadium on Wednesday to become part of the State-wide campaign for blood donation, launched jointly by the Tamil Nadu AIDS Control Society and the National Blood Transfusion Council in connection with World Blood Donor Day (observed on June 14).

         A National Service Scheme volunteer, Ms. Tamilarasi had come forward to donate blood for the first time. She dismissed the notion that blood donation would sap energy because the body would recoup the requisite quantity of blood within 36 hours. Her classmate S.Krishnaveni too was of the view that by taking nutritious food the donated blood could be replenished. It was a soothing thought for them that the donated blood would save the life of someone, somewhere. They would not mind donating blood whenever called for.

         For S.Muthukumaran, final-year diploma student of Krishnaswamy Polytechnic College, it was the maiden blood donation. Soon after donating blood, he munched biscuits and gulped down the soft drink and a bottle of drinking water supplied by the organisers. Two ultramodern air-conditioned buses equipped with pushback cushioned seats and cold storage facilities are touring the State, in two different directions — south and north — to collect blood from voluntary donors ever since June 14, and the trip would culminate in Chennai on July 2.

         A medical team is being deployed from the district headquarters government hospital to collect the blood from the donors, and at the end of the day, the entire collection would be handed over to the hospital concerned. From men, 350 ml of blood and from women 300 ml of blood each is being extracted. S.Vidyasankar, Medical Officer (Blood Bank), told The Hindu that after the blood swabs were collected by using fresh needle for each candidate, the blood grouping was determined.

        Those in the age group of 18 to 65 years, weighing 45 kg and above, and having Hb count of 12 gm/dl and a blood pressure of 90/60 to 160/100 could donate blood once in three months in the case of male and once in four months in case of female (Because of the menstrual cycle it might require one more month for women to recoup the blood). Dr. Vidyasankar further said that after a thorough screening blood free from the symptoms of five diseases such as HIV, HBsAg and HAC (two types of hepatitis), malaria and VDRL (venereal diseases) would be put to use.

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