Aerospace Management (EAS101)

The course serves to provide a general introduction to the different areas of business and organizational management, using the aerospace industry’s specific needs as case studies.

• Airworthiness Principles
• Chicago Convention, Air Nav Act and Singapore Airworthiness Requirements
• Fundamentals of Contract & Tort Law
• Fundamentals of Air commercial law, Montreal & Warsaw Conventions
• Financial Accounting Principles
• Financial Ratios and airline performance metrics
• Human Resources Management
• Aviation Safety and Safety Management System
• Aviation Marketing & Customer Experience
• Leadership
• Aviation Sustainability
• Digitalisation in Aircraft Hangars

• Describe the principles of airworthiness and the global regulatory frameworks that govern aviation operations
• Explain how contract and tort laws, as well as international conventions, apply to airline and airport operations
• Apply basic financial and accounting principles and performance metrics to assess the financial health of aviation-related organisations
• Illustrate the role of human resource strategies in managing personnel, training, and compliance in the aviation industry
• Identify different marketing and customer experience approaches adopted by airlines to gain market advantage
• Interpret leadership behaviours and crisis management techniques relevant to aviation business environments
• Implement Safety Management Systems (SMS), and cybersecurity practices in aviation
• Discuss sustainability challenges and strategies adopted by aviation stakeholders in response to environmental and regulatory pressures
• Comment how digitalisation enables access to data and tools that support Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) operations in sustaining aircraft availability, cost-effectiveness, and regulatory compliance