The Air Transport Economics online course provides a general overview of the fundamentals of the economics in air transport, in such areas as air carrier capacity, tariffs, air cargo, non-scheduled air services, as well as airline commercial and cooperative activities. The course also provides an overview of airport economic and financial management.
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Air Transport Economics ATE
ITP/ATR/062/ATE/051EN
ICAO Course
- Duration
- 6 Hours
- Language
- English
- Delivery mode
- Online (self-paced)
- Level
- Technical
- Certificate
- ICAO's e-Certificate
- Fee
- 400 USD
Objective
Learning objectives
- Explain the economic regulation of air carrier capacity.
- Describe air carrier tariffs different types and characteristics of tariffs, including terms and expressions used by the airline industry.
- Explain methods for establishing tariffs as well as international and national regulatory mechanisms.
- Describe the economic imperatives of air cargo transportation and describe sales methods for air cargo.
- Classify the economic imperatives of air cargo transportation.
- Discuss the four kinds of non-scheduled air services.
- Recognize the regulated commercial aspects of international air transport.
- Outline how various aspects of doing business can potentially impact market access and the effectiveness and profitability of air carriers.
- Describe the impact of internet platforms on airline product distribution and electronic commerce, including computer reservation systems.
- Explain the principles behind best practices of good corporate governance and financial management for airports.
Structure
- Module 0: Course Introduction
- Module 1: Module 1: Air Carrier Capacity (Part I: Capacity regulated by governments; Part II: Capacity as viewed by air carriers)
- Module 2: Module 2: Air Carrier Tariffs (Part I: Tariff regulation; Part II: Types and characteristics of tariffs; Part III: Tariff regulation & key issues)
- Module 3: Module 3: Air Cargo
- Module 4: Module 4: Non-Scheduled Air Services
- Module 5: Module 5: Airline Commercial and Cooperative Activities (Part I: Airline commercial activities; Part II: Airline cooperative activities)
- Module 6: Module 6: Airport Economics and Financial Management
- Module 7: Final Exam
Target audience
This course caters to professionals working in related field of air transport economics within government and civil aviation authorities; air service negotiators; airline and airport officers and managers with the function of government and regulatory affairs; labour representatives; representatives of international organizations; professionals involved in aviation financing, tourism development and trade; academia; communications media practitioner; and air transport consultants.