Airport Designer: Creative High

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Posted by: alka singh Posted on: Mon 19 Nov 2012

The two major aspects to planning an airport are air-side development and city-side development. While air-side development consists of technical issues related to runways, taxiways and apron, along with air traffic control tower etc, city-side development connects the aeroplane to the terminal building through the aerobridge. A degree in architecture is a big help. One needs to study various rules and regulations including the International Air Transport Association (IATA) norms while design

What's it about

The lowdown Airports aren’t just portals between destinations. They convey first impressions about places. An airport designer’s career has become very exciting and challenging over the years, owing to advancements in technology.

Pay Off

Starting salary for an airport designer working in an architect’s firm is Rs. 25,000 per month, which can rise up to Rs. 3 lakh to Rs. 5 lakh with 15 to 20 years of experience. As an airport ...

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Clock Work

The average work day of an airport designer:


  • 10am: Start the day. Collect details and documents related to the project. Study various norms, regulations and clients ...

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Skills

  • Thorough knowledge of construction techniques and latest technology
  • A good team player
  • Must be well travelled and well read
  • Since innovation is the mother of in ...

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Pros & Cons

  • Getting projects can be a difficult task
  • There is good scope of employment in this field
  • It’s a highly paid profession

 

How do i get there

Though there is no special course required to be an airport planner, a bachelor’s degree in architecture with airport planning as an elective subject can help in training a person to build su ...

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