The Air Transport Regulations Issues online course provides a general overview of the fundamentals and complexities of regulatory regimes that are applicable to international air transport in such areas as competition, taxation of air transport operations and management of airports.
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Air Transport Regulations Issues ATRI
ITP/ATR/069/ATRI/050EN
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
- Explore issues related to the regulatory content of competition, including: the aim and purpose of competition law; context and conditions of unfair competitive behaviours; regulatory challenges related to air transportation and competition law; ICAO Guidelines regarding competition.
- Explore consumer concerns and passenger rights and the protocols that are set in place for consumer protection.
- Discuss the resolutions and recommendations on taxation of the operations of international air transport.
- Examine the limitations of each on the efficient management of airports, and discuss potential solutions, including: Ground Handling; Slots Allocation; Night Curfew; Airport Privatization.
- Outline the liberalization principles and modes of supply in the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS).
Structure
- Module 0: Course Introduction
- Module 1: Module 1: Competition
- Module 2: Module 2: Passenger Rights
- Module 3: Module 3: Taxes
- Module 4: Module 4: Airport Operations (Ground Handling; Slots Allocation; Night Curfew; Airport Privatization)
- Module 5: Module 5: Trade in Services
- Module 6: Final Exam
Target audience
This course caters to professionals working in a 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.