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*  Can computer students enter aviation management?

 Ans : yes !  Computer students can Enter into aviation Job.  

they can apply here in aviation with different different course programme.  

Airport ground staff / reservation / ticketing and so on  

Apply in the Link and  apply here   -  

link of Apply given below -  

https://forms.gle/GWkbCS5AmUcbve9X6

*   What is a conditional MDA in aviation?

Ans -  Minimum Descent Altitude (M.D.A) :   is a specified altitude ||  Circling Approach below which descent must not be made without the required visual reference or height in a Non-Precision Approach 

M.D.A			M.D.H
referenced to mean sea level			referenced to the aerodrome elevation
FULL name - referenced to the aerodrome elevation			FULL name - Minimum Descent Height

*  Diploma in aviation student can apply for aviation security

Ans -  yes ,  They can apply.  

AVIATION SECURITIES   :   

WIDE SPREADING OF GLOBALISATION TRADE , CIVIL AVIATION ORGANISATION , BECOME THE CORE OF TRADE.  

Its connects all the countries in globe.  its plays a big role in gateways or border of the country.  

its operation everyday tightening  and giving the security in spite of  reliability.  

Items forbidden for air transportation.

Prohibition to carry light firearms and other projectile-launching

devices.

a) Toy guns, replicas and imitation

firearms that can be mistaken for

real weapons;

b) Parts of firearms (excluding

telescopic sights);

c) Air guns and CO2, including pistols,

pellet guns, rifles and weapons of

spherical pellets;

d) Pistols for sparklers and flares;

(e)Bows, crossbows and arrows;

e) Harpoons and spears;

f) Slingshots and catapults or similar

 Prohibition to carry knives, sharp objects or sharp edges.

a) Objects to cut and shred, such as

axes, hatchets and knives;

b) Knives with a blade longer than 6

cm long;

c) Multipurpose blades;

d) Scissors with blades more than 6

cm long;

e) Equipment for martial arts with

sharp objects or sharp edges; and

f) Swords and sabres;

g) Corkscrews              

BANNED BLADES:

• The blade is greater than 2.36

inches or 6 centimetres long.

• The width of the blade is 1/2 inch

at its widest point.

• The knife has a fixed blade or firm

saw during use.

• The knife has a moulded grip that looks like a weapon of attack

• Razor blades, stiletto or blades are not allowed

Any tool that can eventually be used as a weapon,is prohibited in the passenger cabin of an aircraft and the security-restricted areas of airports being carried by passengers, or anyone else, such as:  

a) Crowbars;

b) Drills and drill bits, including portable electric

drills;

c) Tools with blades of more than 6 cm that can be

used as weapons, such as screwdrivers,

chisels, etc.;

d) Saws, including portable electric saws;

e) Torches;

f) Tools for tightening tire nuts and pneumatic 

Prohibition to carry blunt instruments.

Any element or blunt instrument that could eventually be used as a weapon to cause serious injury by hitting, are prohibited in the passenger cabin of an aircraft and the security-restricted areas of airports, being carried by passengers, or any one, can be:

a) Baseball and softball bats;

b) Batons and sticks, such as batons, truncheons

and calves;

c) Equipment for martial arts. 

Prohibition to transport explosives, flammable substances and devices. 

Flares and Ammunition can be:

a) Ammunition;

b) Primers;

c) Detonators and fuses;

d) Replica or imitation explosive devices;

e) Mines, grenades, and other explosive military

equipment;

f) Material for pyrotechnics, including fireworks;

g) Cartridges, fumigants, or other containers;

h) Dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives;

i) Matches and lighters.