Students at ILAM get the benefit of insights, experience and knowledge from a team of experts who have contributed substantial content and knowledge to our courses, to provide learners with access to leading-edge and best practices in Logistics & Aviation operations and strategy. ILAM, in its objective to enhance the competitiveness of the Indian industry and all key sectors of the economy, has initiated courses in skill development and knowledge enhancement for Logistics & Aviation professionals in India.

1. What can you do with a
DEGREE IN AVIATION MANAGEMENT

2. An airline manager is responsible for discussing with the Airline personnel who oversees design certification,
installation, test and turn up, maintenance of equipment’s and other activities involved in the airline’s
Maintenance Department. He/she will be assisting in the development and implementation of policies,
procedures and practices, while making sure that operating goals are met.
AIRLINE MANAGER

3. Airport managers handle everything from signing leases with airlines and concessionaires to meeting safety
regulations. They prepare for emergencies and deal with foul weather. They also plan for the future growth of
their airports. Managers must oversee the construction.
AIRPORT MANAGER

4. In these times or uncertainty and terror, security at the airport has become the prime concern. There are
scores of security measure that are in place at an airport, not to mention the security officials. To manage all
of it, there is an airport security manager.
AIRPORT SECURITY MANAGER

5. Air traffic controllers typically do the following: Issue landing and take-off instructions to pilots. Monitor and
direct the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, using radar, computers, or visual references.
Control all ground traffic at airports, including baggage vehicles and airport workers.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER

6. Managing a team of staff including programmers, analysts and support specialists. Evaluating the functionality
of systems. Consulting computer users to ascertain needs and to ensure that facilities meet user or project
requirements. selecting and purchasing appropriate.
SYSTEM MANAGER

7. Airfield operations specialists maintain the entire airfield area of an airport. Their duties include ensuring the
safe take-off and landing of aircraft, maintaining navigational aids, performing inspections, and communicating
with air traffic control.
AIRFIELD OPERATOR

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