Aviation Management is a great degree! It gives you a broad understanding of aviation and management. In addition, there are more jobs than ever in this field, so finding jobs shouldn't be a problem, unlike some jobs. I am pursuing my second year of the Bachelor of Aviation Management degree program at Massey University in New Zealand.
I go to ERAU and am majoring in Aeronautics. Unfortunately, you don't get the R-ATP with anything outside of Aeronautical Science there (Used to be able to til the flight department became an overcrowded mess) but its a more flexible degree for sure. To be honest, if I were to do college and flight training again, I would have just gone to a regular college and majored in something completely unrelated to aviation and fly at a local Part 61. Airlines really don't care that much what your degree is in and it really gives you a backup to major in something non-aviation.
Bro how's life like at embry riddle? Was it worth it? Am planning to take aviation maintenance science at embry riddle inorder to become an A&p Do u know anything regarding this course??
Thank you for your insightful video. It has greatly assisted me in making an informed decision regarding my career path in the aviation industry. I am now leaning towards aviation management as the most suitable option for me, and I am confident that I can make a positive impact in the field, potentially even establishing my own airline company in the future. I appreciate your valuable guidance.
Choosing an aviation school was hard but what made it harder and a little bit easier to pick was the majors. Aeronautical Science is too specific imo and like you said it doesn’t provide good backups. I want to be an airline pilot but after choosing erau I’ve chosen Air Traffic Management because I get my dispatchers and UAS certificate along with the degree. Not having a backup scares me in case my medical fails so I chose air traffic to give me something to fall on and something that will keep me in aviation even if I might lose my medical. Another great vid!!
Just completed my first year in my BS in Aviation management! At liberty university. So glad i made this choice! Then after i will get my masters in aeronautics avaition leadership!
I am currently a first year logistic management major but I want to do a double major in aviation management,so what do you think? Is it a good idea in your opinion?
Hey im at the age 15, from india and an aspiring pilot but im from a poor family. I cant think of a life without being a pilot, so i am ready to do anything to get there. So i've been thinking alot lately about my career as a pilot and i stumbled upon many options. Finally i decided to get a degree, work for a few years, then save, and persue my dream as a pilot, but i dont know which degree to choose
Hey, great idea.. consider this, every paths can lead you to aviation and thus to become a pilot. To start, I'll consider doing a degree in aerospace engineering (if you good at math/comfortable with STEM in general). Otherwise, an aviation management degree will be a great starting point. Don't stop dreaming and keep learning from anything you can.
@@edmabjr hey thank you for your suggestion, it is interesting. But i have sadly decided drop off my dream, because of some medical complications (not going to get class 1 medical) :/ But really appreciate your message though.
@@noobishmongo8280hello, can you please tell me the about the requirements of medical test ? I want to take aeronautical degree and after graduation I will go for pilot training. But medical issue is really frustrating me because I don’t have any idea of it. I m afraid of it tbh. I think some of your words can help me though ☹️
@@noobishmongo8280Hello, Can you please tell me about the requirements of medical test? Actually I want to take aeronautical degree and after graduation I will go for pilot training but one thing that makes me frustrated is MEDICAL ISSUES because I really don’t have any idea of it. I think some of your words will help me though.
What gets me stressed out is when I finish my instrument rating, I’ll work on my commercial certification, and hopefully get my 250 hours under part 91…and nobody will hire me. They’ll want you to have 300, 500, or even 1000 hours. Meanwhile, there is a pilot shortage.
Collin, I’ve seen a fair number of jobs for low time guys on the part 91 side. All about building those connections now so when you’re ready you have people to reach out to!
I got rejected from Purdue's Pro Flight but got into their Aviation Management. Purdue has aircraft for their flight program and another flight school half owned by Purdue for part 61. I committed to aviation management last year and am now going to be a sophomore in a few months and already have my CFI. Pro flight students usually get their CFI in Junior year. I was bummed I got rejected initially but holy crap did I save so much time and money. I'll have the 1500 I need before graduation since I'm working year round so the 1000 hour RATP doesn't affect me since I did all this very early. If you are in high school aspiring to be a pilot, I would highly recommend getting your PPL and IR done in high school then going to college and finish everything at a 61. Plus, I actually really enjoy aviation management at Purdue. It's literally all the pro flight classes but they sub the flying courses with business classes. Very aviation involved.
I recently started majoring in Aeronautical Engineering but also couldn't stop thinking about aviation management. So, Could I go for aviation management for a master's degree in the future? what's your opinion? or should I stay at Engineering?
It’d help you a lot doing an aviation masters in a sense that you could pursue more executive style position within an aviation engineering field as well as non engineering related management
Hi, please I need some help in deciding. I'm currently deciding on which degree to do before I do pilot training and I was wondering if I could do a masters in aeronautical engineering after. The 2 choices would be computer science or Aviation management, is either able to pivot to a master's in aeronautical engineering or what is the optimal choice for me to start with. I would like to be a pilot but also at some point have the options in the industry either in engineering or airport duties so to say.
Hello, I am just concerned I want to work in the development of intelligent systems within planes and aircrafts. What should I study in university or the ways to get there? Actually I'm studying computer science and I want to continue my studies in either data science or Ai What do you recommend
What to you think about Postgraduate- Aviation Management ? I'm about to finish my Masters Degree in English but I was always passionate about aviation.
@@katherine086 If you already have a degree and wanted to pursue an aviation career you can hop right into flight training. Nobody really cares what your degree is in, they just care you have one. But if you’re just interested in doing it and have the means to, by all means go do it!
Im doing IT Diploma now i feel is hard for programing but for degree i was thinking to take these course ( Aviation Management and Piloting - Bachelor (Hons) in my county ).
what if someone gets a aviation management degree in vocational school, would it apply the same? and would they be able to become a pilot? or switch to aeronautical engineering for their majors??
i am an undergraduate Business Management Student. I aspire to get into aviation management field later. How am I able to do that if i did not learn/attain any Physics and Advance Mathematics knowledge in High School? On the other hand i am thinking of taking up Science subjects for High School and undergo 4 years of Applied Physics degree program. That's after completing my current Business Degree Program. All in all to have a fair knowledge and qualifications to qualify me to be part of the AVAITION INDUSTRY. I am currently 19yrs old. I need someone to tell me its possible to do it and its possible to accomplish this aspiration. From a Business Major to Science (Physics) Major.
Hey Luke, great work! 👍 I have done Aircraft Maintenance Engineering diploma and currently working as a Technician in an airline in India. But I don't feel like it's worth and want to upscale somehow. So please guide about the courses and colleges.
meh, if you did an aviation management degree at age 20, worked as a pilot for 25 years and lost your medicals, no one is going to care about which degree title you earned 25 years ago. It's a young and naive perspective that subtleties in degrees make a difference, I did a software engineering degree, the people that did a computer science degree are working the same jobs as me (sometimes the people that do 3 month programming bootcamps do too)
What about if you graduate and can’t get hired as a pilot? Or you lose your medical in the first few years of your career? Your point is very valid… only if you are able to fly for 25 years
@@LukePylypciw What if you graduate and you can't get hired as a (whatever job you plan on doing with the aviation management degree). It's hard for most people to get their first job in any field after college. As for your point about the losing the medicals, I think that if you're not passing your medicals you have bigger problems to deal with. Not everyone can control their health so I don't want to assume it's all within your control, but you need to be prepared to live a healthy lifestyle when becoming a pilot. When I heard it was more expensive to rent the cessna 172 vs 152 for my training and I needed to be under 80kg to be in the 152, I went on a diet. and I got my weight down but I still stuck to my diet and new exercise regime because I can't afford to invest this type of money and have my license taken away. It's not a guarantee that I won't have medical problems, but by avoiding smoking, by not consuming too much sugar and healthy dieting many problems can be avoided. And even if you fail your medicals, you can always retrain for a different career at a later point, take a year off and go back to school become an ATC or learn aviation management, airplane mechanic etc if you want to stay in the field... failing your medicals doesn't mean your life is over it can be a setback but lead to new career choices
I have to disagree, Aeronautical Science is a STEM Degree alot of the government aviation companies take it I work for northrop grumman as a mechanic and now test engineer.
Aviation Management is a great degree! It gives you a broad understanding of aviation and management. In addition, there are more jobs than ever in this field, so finding jobs shouldn't be a problem, unlike some jobs. I am pursuing my second year of the Bachelor of Aviation Management degree program at Massey University in New Zealand.
I go to ERAU and am majoring in Aeronautics. Unfortunately, you don't get the R-ATP with anything outside of Aeronautical Science there (Used to be able to til the flight department became an overcrowded mess) but its a more flexible degree for sure. To be honest, if I were to do college and flight training again, I would have just gone to a regular college and majored in something completely unrelated to aviation and fly at a local Part 61. Airlines really don't care that much what your degree is in and it really gives you a backup to major in something non-aviation.
Thanks for the input! Valuable info.
Bro how's life like at embry riddle? Was it worth it?
Am planning to take aviation maintenance science at embry riddle inorder to become an A&p
Do u know anything regarding this course??
I earned my Aviation Science degree back in the spring as well as my Commercial sel, now working on CFI and my Aviation Management degree.
Thanks for the comment. Congrats!
this is the only video of guidance to the aviation sector of how to pursue in this career. definitely you delivered it quite well.
I really love your video it really helped me understand the difference between the two courses
Thank you for your insightful video. It has greatly assisted me in making an informed decision regarding my career path in the aviation industry. I am now leaning towards aviation management as the most suitable option for me, and I am confident that I can make a positive impact in the field, potentially even establishing my own airline company in the future. I appreciate your valuable guidance.
Choosing an aviation school was hard but what made it harder and a little bit easier to pick was the majors. Aeronautical Science is too specific imo and like you said it doesn’t provide good backups. I want to be an airline pilot but after choosing erau I’ve chosen Air Traffic Management because I get my dispatchers and UAS certificate along with the degree. Not having a backup scares me in case my medical fails so I chose air traffic to give me something to fall on and something that will keep me in aviation even if I might lose my medical. Another great vid!!
Thanks Zach. I agree with your points! Best of luck.
Just completed my first year in my BS in Aviation management! At liberty university. So glad i made this choice! Then after i will get my masters in aeronautics avaition leadership!
I am currently a first year logistic management major but I want to do a double major in aviation management,so what do you think? Is it a good idea in your opinion?
Hey im at the age 15, from india and an aspiring pilot but im from a poor family. I cant think of a life without being a pilot, so i am ready to do anything to get there. So i've been thinking alot lately about my career as a pilot and i stumbled upon many options. Finally i decided to get a degree, work for a few years, then save, and persue my dream as a pilot, but i dont know which degree to choose
Never give up on your goals, keep working hard! I believe you can do it 😁
Hey, great idea.. consider this, every paths can lead you to aviation and thus to become a pilot. To start, I'll consider doing a degree in aerospace engineering (if you good at math/comfortable with STEM in general). Otherwise, an aviation management degree will be a great starting point. Don't stop dreaming and keep learning from anything you can.
@@edmabjr hey thank you for your suggestion, it is interesting. But i have sadly decided drop off my dream, because of some medical complications (not going to get class 1 medical) :/ But really appreciate your message though.
@@noobishmongo8280hello, can you please tell me the about the requirements of medical test ? I want to take aeronautical degree and after graduation I will go for pilot training. But medical issue is really frustrating me because I don’t have any idea of it. I m afraid of it tbh. I think some of your words can help me though ☹️
@@noobishmongo8280Hello, Can you please tell me about the requirements of medical test? Actually I want to take aeronautical degree and after graduation I will go for pilot training but one thing that makes me frustrated is MEDICAL ISSUES because I really don’t have any idea of it. I think some of your words will help me though.
Very informative. I’m currently enrolled in an aviation school
What gets me stressed out is when I finish my instrument rating, I’ll work on my commercial certification, and hopefully get my 250 hours under part 91…and nobody will hire me. They’ll want you to have 300, 500, or even 1000 hours. Meanwhile, there is a pilot shortage.
Collin, I’ve seen a fair number of jobs for low time guys on the part 91 side. All about building those connections now so when you’re ready you have people to reach out to!
@@LukePylypciw
I know. Hearing that gives me relief. Thank you.
Great video! My son is starting FIT in fall Aviation Management with flight. See you on move in day!
Very good explanation of the comparison of the two.
I got rejected from Purdue's Pro Flight but got into their Aviation Management. Purdue has aircraft for their flight program and another flight school half owned by Purdue for part 61. I committed to aviation management last year and am now going to be a sophomore in a few months and already have my CFI. Pro flight students usually get their CFI in Junior year. I was bummed I got rejected initially but holy crap did I save so much time and money. I'll have the 1500 I need before graduation since I'm working year round so the 1000 hour RATP doesn't affect me since I did all this very early. If you are in high school aspiring to be a pilot, I would highly recommend getting your PPL and IR done in high school then going to college and finish everything at a 61. Plus, I actually really enjoy aviation management at Purdue. It's literally all the pro flight classes but they sub the flying courses with business classes. Very aviation involved.
Thanks for the insight, Brian! Happy that it worked out for you.
I recently started majoring in Aeronautical Engineering but also couldn't stop thinking about aviation management. So, Could I go for aviation management for a master's degree in the future? what's your opinion? or should I stay at Engineering?
It’d help you a lot doing an aviation masters in a sense that you could pursue more executive style position within an aviation engineering field as well as non engineering related management
@@velv33ta31 thank you ❤️👍
Wow bro , thanks for the nice vid. 👍 Just on point
Question!!
If you complete one of these two degree the ATP flight hours requirements goes down to 1,000 flight hours?
I would like know about Aviation Management, the course duration, salary after giving passout/ beginning salary, which institute and why.
I also want to know
Hi, please I need some help in deciding. I'm currently deciding on which degree to do before I do pilot training and I was wondering if I could do a masters in aeronautical engineering after. The 2 choices would be computer science or Aviation management, is either able to pivot to a master's in aeronautical engineering or what is the optimal choice for me to start with. I would like to be a pilot but also at some point have the options in the industry either in engineering or airport duties so to say.
Hello,
I am just concerned I want to work in the development of intelligent systems within planes and aircrafts. What should I study in university or the ways to get there?
Actually I'm studying computer science and I want to continue my studies in either data science or Ai
What do you recommend
Yo I’m a senior right now in high school I’m kinda stressed cause idk if I want to go to college or go to a flight schools any recommendations?
I am literally in your boat right now and would love to know what you decided to do. I start my senior year on Monday and I'm stressed about colleges!
@@faithmae3194 do an accelerated program i did that so nice im a cfi rn at will be at the airlines at 21 and i’ll have a degree online from liberty
Hello friend would you recommend going to Embry ridd, i would like your opinion about the school
What about A&P license for aircraft maintenance so if you lose your medical, you can fall back on maintenance
What to you think about Postgraduate- Aviation Management ? I'm about to finish my Masters Degree in English but I was always passionate about aviation.
@@katherine086 If you already have a degree and wanted to pursue an aviation career you can hop right into flight training. Nobody really cares what your degree is in, they just care you have one. But if you’re just interested in doing it and have the means to, by all means go do it!
Im doing IT Diploma now i feel is hard for programing but for degree i was thinking to take these course ( Aviation Management and Piloting - Bachelor (Hons) in my county ).
what if someone gets a aviation management degree in vocational school, would it apply the same? and would they be able to become a pilot? or switch to aeronautical engineering for their majors??
When comparing graduate (masters) degrees, would you say the same about aeronautics vs. aviation management?
i am an undergraduate Business Management Student. I aspire to get into aviation management field later. How am I able to do that if i did not learn/attain any Physics and Advance Mathematics knowledge in High School?
On the other hand i am thinking of taking up Science subjects for High School and undergo 4 years of Applied Physics degree program. That's after completing my current Business Degree Program. All in all to have a fair knowledge and qualifications to qualify me to be part of the AVAITION INDUSTRY.
I am currently 19yrs old. I need someone to tell me its possible to do it and its possible to accomplish this aspiration. From a Business Major to Science (Physics) Major.
Hi Luke Pylypciw: Thank you for your sharing !!!!
Which University is good for aviation (Pilot, PPL, CPL ATPL) ? Thanks
Bro i have completed my Aeronautical engineering now i am planning to pursue Msc Aviation management .. is that a good decision?
Nice video, can BSc.Aviation management student go into MSC.Aeronautical engineering? Is it possible
If I got a bachelors degree in mechanical engineering, would airlines still want to hire me just as much as if I had a degree in aviation science?
Absolutely. WHAT degree you have doesn’t matter. As long as you HAVE a degree
Can I be a pilot after completing bachelor in Aviation Management
Hey Luke, great work! 👍
I have done Aircraft Maintenance Engineering diploma and currently working as a Technician in an airline in India. But I don't feel like it's worth and want to upscale somehow. So please guide about the courses and colleges.
How much salary??
Can you Air trafficking jobs with aviation management?
meh, if you did an aviation management degree at age 20, worked as a pilot for 25 years and lost your medicals, no one is going to care about which degree title you earned 25 years ago. It's a young and naive perspective that subtleties in degrees make a difference, I did a software engineering degree, the people that did a computer science degree are working the same jobs as me (sometimes the people that do 3 month programming bootcamps do too)
What about if you graduate and can’t get hired as a pilot? Or you lose your medical in the first few years of your career? Your point is very valid… only if you are able to fly for 25 years
@@LukePylypciw What if you graduate and you can't get hired as a (whatever job you plan on doing with the aviation management degree). It's hard for most people to get their first job in any field after college.
As for your point about the losing the medicals, I think that if you're not passing your medicals you have bigger problems to deal with. Not everyone can control their health so I don't want to assume it's all within your control, but you need to be prepared to live a healthy lifestyle when becoming a pilot. When I heard it was more expensive to rent the cessna 172 vs 152 for my training and I needed to be under 80kg to be in the 152, I went on a diet. and I got my weight down but I still stuck to my diet and new exercise regime because I can't afford to invest this type of money and have my license taken away. It's not a guarantee that I won't have medical problems, but by avoiding smoking, by not consuming too much sugar and healthy dieting many problems can be avoided.
And even if you fail your medicals, you can always retrain for a different career at a later point, take a year off and go back to school become an ATC or learn aviation management, airplane mechanic etc if you want to stay in the field... failing your medicals doesn't mean your life is over it can be a setback but lead to new career choices
@@yaakovhassoun8965thank you, this helps relive the stress as I’m about to make this choice
Is there any online degrees for Aviation management?
What’s your height?
What subject you have to be good if you want to be a pilot
I have to disagree, Aeronautical Science is a STEM Degree alot of the government aviation companies take it I work for northrop grumman as a mechanic and now test engineer.
And were you able to do that with just the aeronautical science degree or do you have a masters or other bachelors degree?
Have you started looking at colleges yet? If so which ones do you like and for what reasons?
I have! I will be making a video in detail about all the schools I considered and why I made the choice I did once I decide which I will be attending.
Will you go to FSC for your degree?
Nope’
Hi bro BA aviation and airport is good degree especially for careers. Kindly assist me
Where can I make an aviation management bachelor degree ?
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