Program · AM

Aviation Management

For students who want to build a career on the ground side of aviation. Aviation management develops the leadership skills needed to run airport operations and airline business units.

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Eligibility, medicals and recognition

Before applying

Academic level, prior qualifications and English requirements are institution-specific. Confirm the exact awarding body, accreditation, campus, course level and entry criteria in an official offer. No specific institution or current intake has been verified here.

Medical planning

A pilot Class 1 medical is not a general requirement for an aviation management degree. Check course, placement, employer and immigration health requirements separately.

Using the qualification in India

An aviation management qualification does not grant pilot or aircraft maintenance certification privileges. Verify academic recognition for the intended career and country; DGCA pilot conversion does not apply to a management degree.

What the training covers

1
Airport operations
How terminals, ground handling and airside operations are planned and managed.
2
Safety management
The systems and culture behind safe aviation operations.
3
Logistics
Cargo, scheduling and the supply chains that keep aircraft moving.

Who it suits

Students interested in aviation careers outside the cockpit
Graduates aiming for airport or airline operations roles
Professionals moving into the aviation industry

How GSA Aviation helps

Identifying suitable courses and institutions
Application and documentation support
Student visa guidance

Please note: requirements, costs and timelines vary by country and institution and change over time. Pilot licensing, AME licensing and academic recognition are different processes. The country links are research guides, not confirmation that this program has a current intake there. No program guarantees employment.