Airport and Aviation Management

About this course

Airport and aviation management is the study of how airports and airlines are operated, governed, and developed as commercial enterprises within one of the world's most safety-critical and internationally regulated industries. Airports are complex logistical environments handling millions of passengers, tonnes of freight, hundreds of aircraft movements, and thousands of employees every year, while airlines must optimise routes, manage fleets, price seats in dynamic markets, and maintain safety standards across global operations. The management of these organisations demands commercial acumen, operational precision, and a thorough understanding of the regulatory and safety frameworks that govern civil aviation. At University College Birmingham you will study this two-year full-time programme with a typical entry tariff of 32 points. The two-year format delivers the essential content of a

Where its graduates go

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