Aviation, explained for people starting out.
InternAVIA teaches how airports and airlines work through short online courses, and helps learners who want to go further find internships and entry-level jobs.
What we do
Learning first, careers alongside
Aviation is hard to see into from outside. People choose expensive courses or apply for roles without knowing what an airport actually does all day, who employs whom, or what a job involves.
Our courses start from the very beginning. Aviation Foundations is free: 18 lessons, 6 practice quizzes, a final assessment and a certificate of completion. More subject courses are being prepared.
For learners who then want to work in aviation, InternAVIA also lists internships and jobs and runs a Placement Desk. Today these are at airports in India; the courses are open to learners in every country. The two are separate.
What we are
- A provider of introductory aviation education, online and self-paced, open to learners worldwide.
- An issuer of certificates of completion that anyone can verify.
- A listing and placement service for aviation internships and entry-level jobs, currently at airports in India.
What we are not
- Not an approved training organisation of any aviation authority.
- Not a university, and our courses carry no academic credit.
- Not endorsed by DGCA, BCAS, ICAO, IATA, ACI or any airline.
- Not able to guarantee anyone a job or an internship.
Who is behind it
The company and how to reach it
Operator
- Company
- Elite World Services Limited
- Company number (CIN)
- U71100DL2020PLC359702
- Registered office
- Elite Tower, 1st Floor, G-364/B, Raj Nagar-II, Palam Colony, New Delhi 110077, India
Contact
- aviation@ews.aero
- +91-72900-00696
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm IST (India Standard Time, UTC+5:30)
How courses are made
Written carefully, checked, and open to correction
Sources are listed
Each lesson names the public references it draws on, including ICAO and national aviation authorities.
Lessons are reviewed
Lessons are reviewed before learners see a “reviewed” mark, and any later edit puts a lesson back into review.
Mistakes get fixed
If you think a lesson or a question is wrong, tell us through support. Appeals on assessment questions are looked at by a person.