Training

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:

• Understand the airport main components and facilities
•  Identify how to manage airport stakeholder relations and committees
• Generate and use the checklists to conduct the inspection process on the airside facilities
• Use modern techniques to improve their operational practices and solve problems
• Identify areas for improvement in airport operations and facilitation processes
• Set a plan for the aircraft stand allocation process
• Apply both National and international regulation on the airside standard operation procedures
• Understand how to determine the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) category and its requirements
• Implement IATA recommendation for Airport Level of Service "LoS"
• Evaluate privatization and re-structuring options
• Analyze the needed managerial skills needed to manage airport
• Understand the concept and main components of A-CDM

• Airport and Airline Operations managers and staff
• Civil Aviation inspectors, specialists, and managers
• Safety managers, specialists and inspectors
• Corporate management professionals

• Airports and airport systems
• Airport Inspections procedures and techniques
• Adverse Weather Conditions
• Control of Work in Progress (WIP) on the Movement Area
• Bird Hazard Reduction
• Airport Zoning and Obstacle Clearance
• Rescue and Fire Fighting and Medical Service
• Airport Certification process
• Airport Terminal Operations
• Aircraft Accidents and Incidents investigation
• Safety Management System (SMS)
• Emergency Planning and Crisis Management
• Planning and development of Airport Resources
• Operational and managerial requirements for Airside and Landside
• Airport Customer service evaluation (LoS)
• Analysis and Management of Airport-Airline Relationship
• Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) and the future of airports
• Managing the Airport Capacity-Demand different levels