Please note that the course numbering system used, is a general system used by Corporate Visions. The courses when taken as a Graduate Diploma Program will carry a different numbering system.

• Airline Management
• Airline Economics
• Airline Finance
• Airline Management
• Transition in the Airline Industry
• Strategic Airline Management
• Airline Marketing Management
• Emergent Commercial Trends in International Aviation

This course examines how changes in the regulatory and competitive airline environment are affecting managerial responses to the industry’s underlying economic realities; the supply side - capacity, growth, unit costs; and the demand side - traffic, yield management, operating performance and market structure.

Progrem Outline

This course describes, explains, and analyses the main areas of airline finance in order to provide a framework for analysis of the central financial performance issues in an airline operating environment: the comparison of newer and more established carriers; the impact of leasing; the funding of the forecast growth in traffic; and performance at industry and regional levels.

This course examines the sociopolitical, economic, technological, and competitive, and corporate cultural changes that are currently taking place within and around the airline industry; their reasons for occurring and their impact on airline management.

This course examines strategic alternatives becoming available to airlines as a result of changes in their external and internal environments; examined also are the ways in which choices amongst these alternatives are realized at the corporate, business, and functional levels.

This course examines the principles of marketing applied to today’s airline industry. Includes examinations of product design and management, pricing and revenue management, distribution channels, and selling and advertising policies.

This course examines emergent commercial trends and liability issues in the international commercial aviation industry. Covered also, is the future of commercial aviation in the various regions of the world.

• Airport Planning and Management
• Airport Project Development
• Airport Administration
• Airport Operations
• Practical Applications of Airport Development and Management
• Airport Business Design

Airport Planning and Management

This course examines the major elements that make up the process of planning and managing of airports. The topics covered are: airport system planning and funding, airport capacity analysis, airport technological improvements, airport financial management, airport organizational structures, airport operations and airport relations.

Airport Project Development

This course examines all of the aspects involved in airport project decision making, while taking a close look at new airport project developments and airport expansion projects in progress around the globe. Covered are topics such as: politics of airport development, airport finance, airport planning, environmental planning, air and land side design, intermodal transport connections, economic impacts, and airport - airline relationships.

Airport Administration

This course examines in detail the aspects of airport management and administration. Covered are topics such as: airport managerial structures and systems, airport development, airport master planning, environmental management, privatization of airports, airport economics, airport operations, public relations, and airport liability.

Airport Operations

This course examines all of the current facets of airport operations. Covered are topics such as: airport peaks and airline rescheduling, airport noise control, aircraft operating characteristics, operational readiness, ground handling, baggage handling, airport security, cargo operations, airport technical services, airport emergency readiness, airport access, operational administration, and the airport operations manual.

Practical Applications of Airport Development and Management

This course examines the development of one of the world’s newest, largest, and most technology advanced airports; Denver International Airport. We will examine the errors and mistakes that hampered this project from day 1; making this project a model of what to do, and what not to do in airport projects around the world

Airport Business Design

This course examines a new strategic framework and market research design that allows improved synchronization of new offerings with changing motivational patterns of customers in the airport industry. Topics covered include: the airport business environment; redefining and redesigning of the airport business; and consumer motivation.

Airport Planning and Management

This course examines the major elements that make up the process of planning and managing of airports. The topics covered are: airport system planning and funding, airport capacity analysis, airport technological improvements, airport financial management, airport organizational structures, airport operations and airport relations.

Airport Project Development Airport Administration

This course examines in detail the aspects of airport management and administration. Covered are topics such as: airport managerial structures and systems, airport development, airport master planning, environmental management, privatization of airports, airport economics, airport operations, public relations, and airport liability.

Airport Operations

This course examines all of the current facets of airport operations. Covered are topics such as: airport peaks and airline rescheduling, airport noise control, aircraft operating characteristics, operational readiness, ground handling, baggage handling, airport security, cargo operations, airport technical services, airport emergency readiness, airport access, operational administration, and the airport operations manual.

Practical Applications of Airport Development and Management

This course examines the development of one of the world’s newest, largest, and most technology advanced airports; Denver International Airport. We will examine the errors and mistakes that hampered this project from day 1; making this project a model of what to do, and what not to do in airport projects around the world.

Airport Business Design

This course examines a new strategic framework and market research design that allows improved synchronization of new offerings with changing motivational patterns of customers in the airport industry. Topics covered include: the airport business environment; redefining and redesigning of the airport business; and consumer motivation. This course examines all of the aspects involved in airport project decision making, while taking a close look at new airport project developments and airport expansion projects in progress around the globe. Covered are topics such as: politics of airport development, airport finance, airport planning, environmental planning, air and land side design, intermodal transport connections, economic impacts, and airport - airline relationships.

Airport Planning and Management

This course examines the major elements that make up the process of planning and managing of airports. The topics covered are: airport system planning and funding, airport capacity analysis, airport technological improvements, airport financial management, airport organizational structures, airport operations and airport relations.

Airport Planning and Management

This course examines the major elements that make up the process of planning and managing of airports. The topics covered are: airport system planning and funding, airport capacity analysis, airport technological improvements, airport financial management, airport organizational structures, airport operations and airport relations.

• Aviation Human Factors
• Management of Aviation Safety Programs
• Commercial Aviation Safety
• Commercial Trends and Aviation Safety
• Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Aviation Security
• Air Terrorism and Aviation Security

Aviation Human Factors

This course examines the foundation stone of aviation safety and security; the human factors aspect. Covered is all current applications of human factors to aviation systems and operations.

Management of Aviation Safety Programs

In this course the aviation safety process, its place and contribution to an organization, is examined; along with an examination of the elements that make up an aviation safety program.

Commercial Aviation Safety

This course examines the major elements in the field of aviation safety, namely the man, machine, medium, mission and management factors; and the impact that the study of these elements has on the prevention of accidents and incidents

Commercial Trends and Aviation Safety

This course examines the importance of aviation safety in the backdrop of emergent commercial trends, and the potential impact that these trends may have on the safety of commercial aviation.

Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Aviation Security

This course examines the causative factors which may adversely affect the safety of commercial aviation; while analyzing the regulatory process established by ICAO and regional civil aviation bodies in order to ensure the safety of international civil aviation.

Air Terrorism and Aviation Security

This course examines the changing threats to civil aviation security, including newly emerging threats; while reviewing the effectiveness of major national and international security policies and measures, and consideration of new approaches to preventing and combating aviation terrorism.

• Aviation Computing
• Strategic Airline Operations
• Optimization of Jet Transport Efficiency
• Future Air Navigation System
• Commercial Trends in International Aviation

Aviation Computing Systems

This course examines operational information management, and the ways that airlines can improve efficiency in flight, and ground operations. Examined also are safety-critical information and procedures and operational information standardization.

Strategic Airline Operations

This course examines operational issues relevant to the airline industry; including identifying ways in which the airline operations function can be a source of efficiencies that translate into increased productivity and an enhanced potential for profitability.

Optimization of Jet Transport Efficiency

This course examines the ways in which to plan and operate a jet transport fleet profitably. Establishment of a fleet planning structure as well as market evaluation, aircraft performance & economics, and investment appraisal are examined.

Future Air Navigation System

This course examines the Future Air Navigation System (FANS), and the Communication, Navigation, Surveillance / ATC Management (CNS/ATM) Systems Concept developed under the auspices of ICAO.

Commercial Trends in International Aviation

This course examines emergent commercial trends and liability issues in the international commercial aviation industry. Covered also, is the future of commercial aviation in the various regions of the world.

• Airline MRO Strategy
• Airline Maintenance Resource Management
• Reliability Centered Maintenance Management
• Maintenance Management Strategies
• Maintenance Performance Management

Airline MRO Strategy

This program helps developing a broad-based market assessment and comprehensive business strategy for its Heavy Maintenance and Component Repair & Overhaul operations.

The analysis included :

• Review and assessment of external maintenance/MRO market (key trends, market segments, customer needs, and opportunity areas)
• Assessment of internal capabilities (current base capabilities, gap analysis, key differentiators, competitive advantages)
• Assessment of the market opportunity for the client in the Maintenance/MRO segment
• Definition of client value creation opportunity in Maintenance/MRO
• Documented strategy for establishing/growing Maintenance/MRO business

Airline Maintenance Resource Management

Global Air Training provides a full range of training and development services in support of airline Crew Resource Management and Human Factors training.

We have more than 10 years experience in developing and delivering CRM programmes for airlines and a diverse range of military and government aviation organizations. Clients include over 250 airlines and leading aviation operations based in every continent of the world.

Services available include CRM programme desing, CRM courseware design, research, direct initial and recurrent CRM training for crew, training and development for ground, line and simulator instructors.

All GAT CRM facilitators are experienced commercial and/or military aircrew and are accredited by the UK CAA.

In addition to 10 years experience of airline flight deck CRM training, we have extensive experience of CRM training in the cabin environment, corporate aviation sector and for single crew civil and military operations. We offer a unique Cabin Crew Resource.

The Reliability Centered Maintenance Managers’ Forum is a focused RCM event where maintenance and reliability professionals learn from each other through a series of informative learning sessions, short courses, networking opportunities and optional full day workshops.

Participants will discover exciting new ideas and learn helpful techniques for implementing or improving reliability centered maintenance.