4622 Multiengine Flight Instructor. Instruction in the specialized teaching techniques and procedures required of a multiengine flight instructor. At the end of the course, the student will meet the requirements to take the flight test for certification by the FAA as a multiengine flight instructor. This project course builds on the accumulated knowledge from all courses to date. Study of the managerial aspects of the airline industry to include economic and organizational characteristics, marketing, operational scheduling, fleet planning, and labor relations.
Students participate in management simulation as senior executives of a regional domestic carrier.
1 to 4 hours. G5113 Airport Operations and Management. Provides individuals with a comprehensive knowledge of the major facets in the process of planning and managing airports in the dynamic post-deregulation era. Students will focus on operations, safety, security, community relations and development of the airport as a sound enterprise function of the United States government. Discussions will focus on the history of the airport-airway system, planning and funding in the airport, managing growth, and fiscal and administrative management processes.