Airport And Aviation Management

About this course

Airport and aviation management sits at the intersection of transport infrastructure, commercial operations, safety regulation, and customer experience, making it one of the most operationally complex management disciplines there is. Airports are among the largest and most intricate businesses in any national economy, managing everything from aircraft ground handling and air traffic flow coordination to retail concessions, baggage systems, security operations, and environmental compliance. Airlines, meanwhile, face the continuous challenge of optimising routes, managing fleets, pricing seats in competitive markets, and maintaining safety standards across global operations. Understanding how both sides of this industry work, and how to manage within it, is the focus of this degree. At University College Birmingham you will study this four-year full-time programme, which includes a sandwi

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