Ground Handling Management Professional (GHMP)
Build the Skills for the Airport Ground Operations Environment.
Course Overview
The Ground Handling Management Professional (GHMP) programme is designed for students and graduates aspiring to pursue career opportunities across airport ground operations, passenger services and aviation support functions.
The programme develops knowledge and practical awareness across:
Passenger Services • Check-in • Boarding • Baggage • Ramp Operations • Airport Services • Cargo • Aviation Security • Ground Operations • Customer Service
What You Will Learn
- Introduction to Aviation, Airports, Aircraft & Airlines
- Airport Services & Functions
- Ramp Operations
- Aviation Security
- Cargo Operations
- Dangerous Goods Regulations
- Load & Trim
- Aviation Communication
- Customer Service
- Professional Grooming
- Leadership & Teamwork
- Interview & Career Preparation
Eligibility
As per the current FlySky GHMP course regulation:
- Indian national with current Indian passport or latest Police Verification Certificate (PVC)
- PAN Card and Aadhaar Card
- Age: 18–27 years
- Minimum Graduation from a recognised university with 50% marks
- Well-groomed appearance with no visible tattoos in uniform
- Fluent in English
- Vision: 6/6
Training Approach & Practical Exposure
The programme includes practical activities, mock drills, case studies, industry interactions and interview simulations to connect classroom knowledge with real-world airport situations.
The objective is to build a strong foundation for entry-level aviation and airport opportunities rather than providing employer-specific operational certification.
Certification
Course Completion Certificate from FlySky Aviation Academy, endorsed by the Aerospace & Aviation Skill Sector Council (AASSC).
Career Pathway
FlySky supports students with resume preparation, interview training, professional grooming, communication development and career guidance.
However, completing GHMP does not guarantee an airport or airline job. The final recruitment decision belongs to the employer and depends on its current eligibility criteria, vacancies and selection process.
Course Structure
200
Hours
90
Days
3 Hrs
Per Day
5 Days
A Week
Students Can Practise Scenarios Involving
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1
Step 01
Check-in
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2
Step 02
Boarding
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3
Step 03
Passenger Interaction
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4
Step 04
Baggage Handling Awareness
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5
Step 05
Ramp Safety
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6
Step 06
Customer Service
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7
Step 07
Situation Handling
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8
Step 08
Interview Simulation
We don't sell licences. We don't sell job guarantees.
We build the knowledge, skills and confidence required to pursue the opportunity.
— FlySky Aviation Academy — Guiding Aspirants. Building Confidence. Preparing Aviation Professionals.
Frequently Asked Questions
GHMP prepares students for entry-level airport and ground-handling careers through training in passenger services, airport operations, communication, customer service and interview skills.
Not for every position. However, professional training gives freshers a structured understanding of airport operations and workplace expectations.
No. FlySky prepares and supports candidates, but the final recruitment decision belongs to the employer.
Depending on employer requirements, opportunities may include Passenger Services, Check-in, Boarding, Baggage Services, Ground Operations, Ramp Support, Airport Customer Service and other airport-related roles.
Yes. Many entry-level airport positions recruit freshers, subject to the employer's eligibility criteria.
Requirements vary by employer and position and may include 10+2, diploma or graduation, along with communication and other role-specific requirements.
No. Ground handling includes passenger services, check-in, boarding, baggage, ramp support, aircraft turnaround, communication and ground operations.
Students learn the fundamentals of airport operations, passenger handling, check-in, boarding, baggage, ramp awareness, customer service, communication, safety and interview preparation.
FlySky provides the essential foundation for understanding airport operations. After recruitment, the employer provides role-specific operational and systems training.
Yes. The program uses practical activities such as passenger-handling scenarios, check-in and boarding role plays, customer-service situations and interview simulations.
Yes. Good communication is important when interacting with passengers and airport teams. FlySky helps students develop professional English, communication and confidence.
FlySky provides career guidance and placement-support activities, but placement support does not mean guaranteed employment.
No job should be sold as a guaranteed outcome. FlySky's training fee covers the training and educational services provided by the Academy.
Salary varies by employer, role, location, qualification, experience, allowances and employment terms. FlySky does not promise unrealistic salary figures.
FlySky focuses on aviation training, practical preparation, communication, interview readiness and honest career guidance—without promising guaranteed jobs or unrealistic outcomes.