Aviation Management (1 Year Duration)

The vocational training, and training program, entitled “Airline Specialist” or  ‘”Aviation Management” was created to meet the growing needs of the aviation industry and airlines.

This need, for continuous training and certification of the professional skills of those employed in the dynamic sector of aviation, has led the Omega Aviation Academy to design innovative Air Training Programs and Learning-Based Combinations, interfacing theory with practice, whilst developing the applied dimension of science in the respective professional aviation fields.

The courses offered by the academy are approved by the Hellenic Ministry of Education (Accredit Level 5 for the 2 year course, and Level 3 for the 1 year course), as well as by the HCAA for an aviation course license.

The development of the program was based upon:

• The extensive, over 50 years, experience of the Academy in the rapidly developing field of aviation,
• The Knowledge and Experience of its instructors, but also the ever-increasing needs of the aviation organizations.

In addition, the aviation academy’s curriculum is constantly updated according to the standards and rules of the EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) and the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization), which are the certified airline training organizations of EASA by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority).

Duration & Modules

1 Year Course

1. Tourism and Air Transport Industry
2. Travel and Aviation Marketing and Management
3. Human factors in Aviation
4. Airlines Organization and Operation
5. Customer Service(Handling)
6. Aviation Law and International Relations(EASA-IATA-UFTAA-ICAO-BSP)
7. Airport Operation
8. Air Fares – Ticketing
   
   
   
9. The Specialist of Airlines, after completing his/her studies, possesses the required skills and knowledge for:

   -The monitoring and implementation of the regulations, as well as its constant updating on issues of goods transport procedures and passenger air travel.

   -The care for passenger service and V.I.P. (Very Important Persons), P.R.M. (Passengers with reduced Mobility) and C.I.P. (Commercially Important Persons)

   – For the promotion of the company’s sales and its promotion.
   – The provision of airport support services (Ground operation, passenger handling).
   – The provision of administrative support services.
   – The coordination and monitoring of flight schedules.
   – Information on pricing policy, sales, as well as the achievements of other competing companies.