Sunsea Aviation Services Private Limited
Aviation management would be anything from the flow of a Fixed base operation (airport support area) to the scheduling of planes and pilots. Maintenance of aircraft and the scheduling of AD’s and other required issues would also fall into this grouping.
Prepared to bridge the gap between the industry demand and professionals with the global knowledge of the aviation industry, the core modules of the program are designed to equip the aspiring manager in you with specialized domain specific skills like ground handling, cargo, aviation safety & fleet management, regulatory management, fueling management & other allied issues relevant to the aviation industry.
The Aviation Management program combines business management and flight training in a unique blend designed to prepare graduates for their entry into an aviation career.
The aviation component, delivered by the flight training units, prepares students to obtain private and commercial licenses, including night and single engine instrument ratings. Further electives in the program may provide training in instructor, float, aerobatic, and multi engine instrument ratings. These units will provide comprehensive flight training through the use of flight simulation equipment and a variety of single engine aircraft meeting the approval of Transport Canada standards for flight training.
The management component of the program, delivered by RRC, prepares students for the business elements of the aviation industry through a blend of courses that includes communications, social sciences, computer applications, marketing, human resources and accounting.
Students will be at the College a maximum of three days per week for classroom instruction, and the remainder of the week at the flight training units for flight instruction. Any weather conditions considered too adverse will limit flight instruction.
After successful completion of Aviation Management courses, one is eligible to explore the following career opportunities.
Sunsea underpins the undertaking of the study in an assortment of productive manners.