This online training programme offers participants a thorough understanding of the various aviation activities involved in the international air transport system. It aims to inspire individuals as they explore different fields within aviation and consider their professional goals and career paths.

• Describe the origins of aviation and the history of international aviation law

• Describe the general framework of the 1944 Chicago Convention, including its function and key achievements

• Describe the basic process that allows aircraft to fly and be controlled while airborne

• Explain how international regulations impact the design and airworthiness of aircraft

• Describe different types of airlines and how their operations vary,

• Summarize the global economy and other factors impacting supply and demand,

• Explain several categories of aviation operations within the General Aviation sector,

• Describe the international regulations impacting aviation operations,

• Explain why air traffic management is essential in the aviation industry.

• Explain the operational structure of airports, specifically elements of airside and landside operations

• Discuss the types of acts of unlawful interference and other criminal activities that may occur within the aviation industry, including bombings and hijackings, drug smuggling and human trafficking.

• Explain the importance of accurate weather information in aviation and how the global community cooperates to forecast and disseminate weather data.

• Describe the global accident rate and the related costs of an accident.

• Outline several human factors issues that impact all aviation professionals.

• Course Introduction 

• Module 1 - Air Law

• Module 2 - Aircraft 

• Module 3 - Airlines

• Module 4 - General Aviation 

• Module 5 - Navigation

• Module 6 - Airports 

• Module 7 - Security 

• Module 8 - Environment 

• Module 9 - Accidents 

• Module 10 - Safety  

• Final Exam

Primary target audience: 

Aspiring new aviation professionals, as well as professionals transitioning into aviation, Civil Aviation Authorities, Airline Operators, and other aviation industry professionals

Secondary target audience:  

Aviation professionals actively engaged in the aviation sector, including those training organizations, and aviation consultants.