Aviation management programs combine aspects of business, law, ethics, interpersonal relations and technical skills related to the aviation industry. In undergraduate programs, you’ll learn aviation regulations, economic principles of aviation, personal and professional management, and safety regulations. Some undergraduate programs may even offer work-study or internship opportunities with affiliated airports.
The course focuses on the issues such as types of Aviation Management, enterprises in airlines and their relationships. The Aviation Management industry is being analyzed from marketing, planning and policy perspectives at national and international levels. Therefore, the program will provide students a strong background in the Aviation Management field as well as business and leadership practices. In this course, candidates learn about airport planning, airport security, passenger forecasting, aerodrome works, fire safety, dangerous goods, and many other related topics. The duration of the course is three years and is conducted under the semester system.
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