This 18-month part-time Advanced Master programme is jointly offered by the HKIAA and Ecole Nationale de I’ Aviation Civile (ENAC or National School of Civil Aviation of France) in Hong Kong, preparing executives to meet the real-world challenges of their roles in air transport management. In addition to traditional MBA courses, the programme takes a systematic approach to air transport by examining the subject from various perspectives. Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will receive a recognised qualification equivalent to Level 6 of the Hong Kong Qualifications Framework (QF6).

Join Assistant Professor Seck Tan, Programme Leader, Air Transport Management and learn all about Air Transport Management at SIT. -- Come chat with us with your questions during the interactive live weekends on 16, 17, 23 and 24 January 2021, and stand a chance to win a $20 Grab Voucher! Visit us at https://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/openhouse/ -- All information is accurate at time of broadcast.

A STUDY OF THE ISSUES AND CHALLENGES ON HALAL LOGISTICS IN MALAYSIA AIRLINES Siu Hee Hooi (261350) Chai Zhi Qian (261371)

As of academic year 2015-2016, the University of Antwerp will be offering two unique advanced Masters in transport economics: a management-oriented Master with specialisations in maritime and air transport economics, and a research training programme. Both Master programmes will be taught in English and will be coordinated by C-MAT, the Centre for Maritime and Air Transport Management. www.c-mat.be

The course director and students describe the Air Transport Management MSc at Cranfield University

Find out more about our brand new Executive MSc Air Transport Management programme, which is designed for working professionals and delivered flexibly in blocks: https://www.uwl.ac.uk/course/postgraduate/air-transport-operations-and-management During the session you will experience: - a real-time flight radar tutorial - learn how the aviation system keeps the world moving.

Geared for aspiring aviation professionals as well as professionals transitioning into aviation, this new ICAO/University of Waterloo course contains 9 modules covering air law, aircraft, operations, navigation, airports, security, environment, accidents, and safety. Trainees will have the option to complete the course (with no exam) free of charge, or to pay the exam fee and complete the exam to earn the Course Certificate. Find out more at http://icao.int/fats