Get airport-ready:India's complete AVSEC training.

AVSEC stands for Aviation Security — the set of measures that protect civil aviation from acts of unlawful interference such as hijacking, sabotage and bombing. In India it sits within the BCAS regulatory framework and the global ICAO Annex 17 standard.

It is an online, self-paced Aviation Security awareness course by Wings Institute — 8 modules covering screening, dangerous goods, airport access control and threat response, ending in a 50-question exam and a downloadable Certificate of Completion.

The Wings AVSEC awareness course is ₹12,999 (inclusive of 18% GST) at the current launch price, against a standard fee of ₹29,999. It is a one-time payment — a 30-day course with 90 days of access, no subscription.

Yes. This AVSEC awareness course is fully online and self-paced — learn on any phone or laptop, in about six hours total, and take the final exam online. You get a Certificate of Completion the moment you pass.

Anyone starting or growing an airport career — freshers and students, airline, airport, ground-handling and cargo staff, and security-agency personnel. No prior experience or degree is required; it is 12th-pass friendly, with English and Hindi support.

Yes. The course is beginner-friendly and needs no aviation background, so 12th-pass students can take it to build airport-ready knowledge before applying for screener, ground-staff or security roles.

It is a focused 30-day course — about six hours of self-paced content across 8 modules. Your purchase gives you 90 days of access, so you can learn, revise with the Daily Radar tool, and take the final exam at your own pace.

Eight modules: introduction to AVSEC, threats in aviation, security screening (XBIS, DFMD, HHMD, ETD, the 100 ml rule), the Airport Entry Pass (AEP), security culture, dangerous goods and their 9 classes, DG labelling, and reporting & emergencies.

You receive a Wings Institute Certificate of Completion after passing the final exam. It is BCAS-context and ICAO Annex 17-aligned and demonstrates your AVSEC awareness. It is not a certificate issued by BCAS or any government authority — the statutory BCAS certification is a separate, employer-linked process.

Enrol, complete the 8 modules at your own pace, then pass the final exam (70 out of 100). On passing, you can instantly download your Wings Certificate of Completion, which carries your name, score and date.

The final exam has 50 questions (multiple-choice and true/false) worth 100 marks, drawn across all 8 modules. You need 70 to pass, with up to 3 attempts; if you don't pass within them, your trainer can reset your access.

The course makes you airport-ready — it teaches exactly the aviation-security knowledge employers test in screener, ground-staff and cargo interviews. It does not include job placement or any employment guarantee.

AVSEC awareness supports roles such as airport security screener, ground-staff, cargo and loader roles, and security-agency positions at Indian airports. This course builds the knowledge those roles require; hiring is done by employers and agencies.

The course is delivered in English with Hindi support, so learners across India can follow the material comfortably. Aviation-security terms are taught in plain language with a full glossary.

No — all sales are final, as this is an instantly-delivered digital course. That is exactly why we let you try a free sample lesson and a free AVSEC quiz before you buy, so you know what you are getting.

This is an awareness and interview-preparation course with a Wings Certificate of Completion. The statutory BCAS Basic AVSEC certification is issued through a BCAS-approved process, usually arranged by an employer. Our course builds the foundation that process assumes.

No. The course starts from the basics and needs no aviation experience or specific degree. It is designed for freshers and working staff alike, and is 12th-pass friendly.

Dangerous goods are items that can pose a risk in flight — organised into 9 UN/ICAO classes such as explosives, gases, flammable liquids and corrosives; lithium batteries are a well-known example within Class 9. Two full modules teach how to recognise, label and handle them.

Yes. Each Wings certificate carries the learner's name, score and issue date, so an employer can confirm completion. A verifiable certificate ID is being rolled out for instant online checks.

Yes. Payments are processed through a secure gateway; Wings Institute never stores your card or UPI details. Wings is an established aviation-training institute in Vadodara, Gujarat, operating since 2008.