The Air Transport Regulation online course will help participants understand, interpret and apply the basic concepts and institutional considerations of international air transport economic regulation at the national, bilateral and multilateral levels.
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Air Transport Regulation ATR
ITP/ATR/069/ATR/049EN
ICAO Course
- Duration
- 8 Hours
- Language
- English
- Delivery mode
- Online (self-paced)
- Level
- Technical
- Certificate
- ICAO's e-Certificate
- Fee
- 400 USD
Objective
Learning objectives
- Understand the economic regulatory framework applicable to the air transport industry from the perspective of the policy maker, regulator and industry;
- Gain an overview of the major international legal instruments and roles of institutional players in domestic, regional and international aviation regulation;
- Interpret and apply fundamental concepts of the regulation and policy of international air transport;
- Contribute to the development of national air transport regulatory and policy instruments; and
- Ensure adherence to various international policy and regulatory frameworks in operating airlines and airports.
Structure
- Module 0: Course Introduction
- Module 1: Module 1: National Regulation
- Module 2: Module 2: Bilateral Regulation
- Module 3: Module 3: Multilateral Regulation
- Module 4: Module 4: Market Access (Part 1: Market Access; Part 2: Air Cargo)
- Module 5: Module 5: Airline Ownership and Control (Part 1: Airline Ownership and Control; Part 2: Non-Scheduled Air Service)
- Module 6: Module 6: Economic Oversight of Airports
- Module 7: Final Exam
Target audience
This course caters to professionals working in related field of air transport regulation 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.
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