At the end of this course, learners should be ale to:
Identify the history, community, interface, security and safety of airports and airlines.
Describe airport maintenance and equipment operations, including emergency planning and airport rescue and firefighting.
Explain navigational aids and radio procedures, air terminal development and operations and airport aprons and special aviation events.
Explain airport noise, environment programs, and aviation fueling practices
Outline airport planning, marketing, and accounting essentials
This certificate program includes the following modules:
All Courses, Aviation
In this 30-hour self-directed online course, learners will explore the history of Canadian and American airports, the differences and commonalities between airlines and airports, and how airports are amalgamated by many different organizations.
All Courses, Aviation
In this 30-hour micro-credential, learners will explore the following topics: airport equipment operations, winter operations, airport emergency planning, and airport rescue and fire fighting.
All Courses, Aviation
In this 30-hour micro-credential, learners will explore the following topics: airport planning, airport marketing, airport budget and general accounting procedures followed by an airport.
All Courses, Aviation
In this 30-hour self-directed course, learners will explore various sources of airport noise, strategies to handle noise complaints and reduce noise, and different facets of the airport environment and aviation fueling.
All Courses
In this 30-hour course, participants will explore basic airside facilities such as runways, taxiways, signage etc, navigational aides and radio procedures, airport operations and development, as well as different types of aprons.
