This course identifies the key stakeholders in the aviation industry who work together to ensure safe, efficient and profitable operations. We outline the factors shaping the global aviation market and identify various types of airlines. We then compare the business models used to adapt strategies in the face of changing market conditions. The course examines the structure of air management organisations. We discuss the processes involved in flight operations and planning to promote profitability and customer satisfaction.

The course then outlines the principles of fleet management and maintenance that ensure airworthiness and compliance with regulatory requirements. We look at revenue management and pricing strategies to improve financial performance and competitive position. We examine the different types of airports and compare various ownership and governance structures. The course also covers airport planning, design and capacity management processes. We discuss ground handling (like refuelling and catering) and passenger services before going over revenue generation and financial management to help you achieve financial sustainability.

Finally, we discuss safety, security and risk management to help you ensure the safety and security of passengers, aircraft and airport facilities. We describe the roles of international and national aviation organisations and regulations in ensuring secure operations. We explain air traffic control and airspace management. We examine sustainability measures and environmental regulations that mitigate the environmental impact of aviation activities. Aviation plays a key role in the global economy and requires effective management to function properly. Sign up to acquire the skills you need to become in aviation management.