As far as employment is concerned, if you major in civil aviation, the employment prospects of the two schools are not much different, and they are both relatively good.

in terms of professional strength, each has its own advantages. Guanghan, a major in flight technology (that is, training pilots), is far better than Tianjin, and the world-famous cow in Asia is not boasting casually. However, in terms of air traffic management or aviation engineering, Tianjin is slightly better than Guanghan, but there is little difference. As for flight attendants (that is, training flight attendants to be empty), there is nothing to say. It's all the same.

But judging from the living environment, do you want to go to Tianjin Civil Aviation University, which is surrounded by highways and deserted, windy and dusty, or to Sichuan, which is comfortable and has endless beauties and delicious food? There is no comparison.