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Yes, if you have good communication skills, leadership skills and organizational skills which are important in the aviation industry. Employment opportunities for ground crew managers increase by pursuing courses in aviation management. The career opportunities in pursuing aviation management courses include aviation planner, senior staff analyst for airlines, operations analyst for airlines, financial analyst for airlines and purchasing managers.

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According to me, no. BBA in Aviation is not enough to become a pilot or to pursue a pilot training course, For the pilot training course, you must be a science student. Once you do pilot training course then BBA in Aviation or Diploma in Aviation would be an additional qualification for your promotion and all. http://www.distanceknowledge.com/2018/01/27/bba-in-aviation-operations/

University of Petroleum Energy Studies is the best university for logistics and aviation course. You can go with PGD in logistics and supply chain course or PGD in aviation management course from UPES. http://www.distanceknowledge.com/2018/06/30/pgpaviationmanagement/