Aviation and Aerospace Fundamentals - Aviation Ecosystem
This course will give you an insight into the world of aviation and aerospace. The industry is made up of many different sub-sectors, and you’ll learn how all of these different elements, systems, functions, roles and organisations work together to seamlessly deliver and support safe and efficient air transport. It’s a must for anyone wishing to enter the aviation and aerospace industry.
Who should attend?
Anyone wishing to enter the aviation and aerospace industry.
Duration
2 Days
Study modes
Live online
Fees*
$420
(unless stated, Swinburne Professional courses do not attract GST)
Swinburne Live Online Short Courses and Qualifications
Our Live Online training is delivered to you live, providing similar interactions as face to face training with the benefits of remote access. The training is delivered through video conferencing and discussion board platforms. Workshops are broken into interactive video sessions, including presentations and distribution of materials and discussion board based activities.
Our Live Online delivery
Our Live Online delivery is a dynamic, engaging and interactive way to learn remotely. It’s just like face to face but with the added benefits of digital technology. Your facilitator will present in real-time, and you will be able to participate in group discussions and collaborate on exercises and group activities using our interactive platforms.
Course details
- Course delivery, learning objectives and benefits.
Course delivery
The Aviation and Aerospace Fundamentals - Aviation Ecosystem course is delivered Live Online.
Learning objectives
In this Aviation Fundamentals course you will learn:
- Roles and functions across the aviation sector
- The regulatory environment
- The framework including legislation, training and licensing
- Civil and military operations
- Safety, security and environmental systems
- Aerospace operations
- Innovation and technology in aviation
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Training Organisation Identifier (TOID): 3059