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Cabin crew — also called air hostesses, flight stewards or flight attendants — keep passengers safe and comfortable on every flight. Here is what the job looks like and how far it can take you.
Logistics and supply chain management offers careers at every level, from entry-level execution to analytics and senior leadership, across almost every industry.
Where the demand is heading for logistics and aviation professionals — and the roles our students are being prepared for.
Faster delivery promises keep creating demand for people who can run warehouses, fulfilment centres and last-mile networks.
Manufacturers and consumer-goods brands need planners who keep materials, inventory and distribution flowing.
Temperature-controlled and regulated supply chains call for trained cold-chain and compliance specialists.
Third-party logistics providers, freight forwarders and shipping lines hire for export–import, customs and documentation roles.
As airlines add aircraft and routes, they keep recruiting cabin crew, and experienced crew move up into senior and cabin manager roles.
Airport operators, ground-handling firms, travel agencies and hotels all need customer-facing staff with aviation training.
Indicative ranges only. Actual pay depends on the employer, city, role and your experience.
| Career | Level | Indicative Salary |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin Crew | Domestic airlines | ₹25,000 – ₹45,000 per month |
| Cabin Crew | International airlines | ₹60,000 – ₹1,50,000+ per month |
| Logistics & SCM | Freshers | ₹3 – 6 LPA |
| Logistics & SCM | Mid-career | ₹8 – 18 LPA |
| Logistics & SCM | Senior / Managerial | ₹15 – 35+ LPA |
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