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Fundamentals of : Airport Operations

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Fundamentals of : Airport Operations, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 164 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 452 reviews, and has 1500 subscribers.

You will learn about Define the Airport Environment and Organizations that Operate within the Industry. Identify the differences between the Types of Supporting Subsidiaries within the Sector. Familiarization of Standard Operating Procedures used within the Aviation Environment. Identify the Key Components within the Airport Infrastructure Learn the Differences in Equipment used within the Airport Ground Handling Activities. Identify Airport and Airside Lighting, Signage and Markings. This course is ideal for individuals who are Preparation of future employees to the aviation sector. or Career bridging to take on new roles or current personal who wishes to expand within their job responsibilities. or Students currently studying aviation related courses and on the aviation career path. or Cabin Crew, Customer Service or Ground Handling Agents new into the industry. or Any person who wishes to expand their aviation knowledge of the operating fundamentals in the airport and airline environment. It is particularly useful for Preparation of future employees to the aviation sector. or Career bridging to take on new roles or current personal who wishes to expand within their job responsibilities. or Students currently studying aviation related courses and on the aviation career path. or Cabin Crew, Customer Service or Ground Handling Agents new into the industry. or Any person who wishes to expand their aviation knowledge of the operating fundamentals in the airport and airline environment.

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Summary

Title: Fundamentals of : Airport Operations

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 164

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 164

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 176

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 176

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Define the Airport Environment and Organizations that Operate within the Industry.
  • Identify the differences between the Types of Supporting Subsidiaries within the Sector.
  • Familiarization of Standard Operating Procedures used within the Aviation Environment.
  • Identify the Key Components within the Airport Infrastructure
  • Learn the Differences in Equipment used within the Airport Ground Handling Activities.
  • Identify Airport and Airside Lighting, Signage and Markings.

Who Should Attend

  • Preparation of future employees to the aviation sector.
  • Career bridging to take on new roles or current personal who wishes to expand within their job responsibilities.
  • Students currently studying aviation related courses and on the aviation career path.
  • Cabin Crew, Customer Service or Ground Handling Agents new into the industry.
  • Any person who wishes to expand their aviation knowledge of the operating fundamentals in the airport and airline environment.

Target Audiences

  • Preparation of future employees to the aviation sector.
  • Career bridging to take on new roles or current personal who wishes to expand within their job responsibilities.
  • Students currently studying aviation related courses and on the aviation career path.
  • Cabin Crew, Customer Service or Ground Handling Agents new into the industry.
  • Any person who wishes to expand their aviation knowledge of the operating fundamentals in the airport and airline environment.

The aviation industry encompasses almost all aspects of air travel and the activities of airport personnel help to facilitate it. The environment is impacted daily by technological challenges and brings rapid change internationally to stay ahead in its game. These pressures have significant effects on the way airports do business not only from a financial perspective but also from an operational standpoint.

Airport operations demand the highest standards of safety, reliability, efficiency and comfort. Given a continuously growing demand for air traffic, a high concentration of movements and a limited place available to handle operations, it is required to implement optimized procedures and technologies and a close connection of all stakeholders. For instance: about 90,000 people employed and 140 airlines handled to ensure that up to 90 million passengers are being carried annually at Dubai International Airport in the United Arab Emirates.

Individuals who work within the sector are required to know the roles airports play in the economy in order to discover the various customers and partners which gain profitable to the industry.

The roles of each individual within the industry are essential to the business as is the set of principles that the sectors operate within.

This course highlights the fundamentals of the operations in the airport environment in order to provide key knowledge concepts to the respective learner.

This course is designed to help persons who are starting a career in airport operations positions or all other aviation personnel who want to get a broader introduction to airport operations.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Chapter 2: The Airport Environment

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Types of Airports

Lecture 3: Towered Airports

Lecture 4: Towered Airports – ATC Communication

Lecture 5: Non – Towered Airports

Lecture 6: Passenger Terminal – Landside

Lecture 7: Passenger Terminal – Airside

Lecture 8: Landside and Airside

Lecture 9: Cargo Terminal

Lecture 10: ATC – Air Traffic Control

Lecture 11: Airport Beacon

Lecture 12: Radar

Chapter 3: Airlines and Organisations

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Domestic Airlines

Lecture 3: International Airlines

Lecture 4: Cargo Airlines

Lecture 5: Charter Airlines

Lecture 6: Flight Schools

Lecture 7: Medical and Rescue Operations

Lecture 8: CAA – Civil Aviation Authority

Lecture 9: IATA

Chapter 4: Airport Staff and Support Staff

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Airport Staff

Lecture 3: Airline Staff

Lecture 4: Ground Handling Staff

Lecture 5: Security Staff

Lecture 6: Cleaning

Lecture 7: Customs and Immigration

Lecture 8: Airport Security Permit

Lecture 9: AVOP

Chapter 5: Apron and Vehicles

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Definitions

Lecture 3: Training

Lecture 4: Quality Control System

Lecture 5: Safe Ground Handling Practices

Lecture 6: Hazards to Passengers

Lecture 7: Ground Handling Services

Lecture 8: Types of GSE – Non Powered

Lecture 9: Types of GSE – Powered

Lecture 10: Types of GSE – Powered

Lecture 11: Ground Support Equipment Operators

Lecture 12: Inadequate Lighting, Glare and Confusing Lights

Lecture 13: Night Landing View

Lecture 14: Removal of Obstructions

Lecture 15: Vehicle Striking Aircraft or Person

Lecture 16: Aircraft Parking Safety Issues

Lecture 17: Procedures

Lecture 18: Use of Marker Cones

Lecture 19: Engine Hazards

Lecture 20: Chocking of Aircraft

Lecture 21: Aircraft Equipment

Lecture 22: Load Handling

Lecture 23: Load Handling and Unloading Operations

Lecture 24: Aircraft Refueling

Chapter 6: Vehicle Operating Procedures

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: General Information

Lecture 3: Monitoring Standards

Lecture 4: Performance Management

Lecture 5: Vehicle Accident Reporting

Lecture 6: Radio Telephony

Lecture 7: Radio Telephony Communication

Lecture 8: Driving Airside Rules

Lecture 9: Traffic Rules

Lecture 10: Speed Limits Airside

Lecture 11: Vehicle Corridors

Lecture 12: Vehicle Equipment Lighting

Lecture 13: Operations at Night

Lecture 14: Vehicle Operating Rules

Lecture 15: Vehicle Parking Airside

Chapter 7: Airside Lighting, Signage and Marking

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: General

Lecture 3: Airside Lighting – Visual Aids

Lecture 4: Airside Lighting – AVOP

Lecture 5: Airside Lighting – Colors

Lecture 6: Airside Lighting – Runway

Lecture 7: Airside Signage

Lecture 8: Apron Markings

Lecture 9: Taxiway Markings

Lecture 10: Aircraft Stands

Lecture 11: Passenger Path

Lecture 12: Vehicle Corridor

Lecture 13: Heliport

Chapter 8: Apron Management

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Definitions

Lecture 3: Importance

Instructors

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  • 3 stars: 63 votes
  • 4 stars: 160 votes
  • 5 stars: 214 votes

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