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The desire of economic decision-making units to meet transportation needs between two points in the shortest possible time, the need to ensure the safe transportation of valuable assets, and several critical factors are driving the increasing demand for civil aviation passenger and cargo transport. Companies seeking to meet this growing demand in the civil aviation sector are experiencing intense competition. The rise in competition is prompting efforts to use resources more efficiently, which in turn creates a need for qualified personnel. In light of this, the department's objective is to train the qualified professionals needed by businesses, private organizations, and public institutions operating in the aviation sector in the area of air transport management.
As the needs of economic decision-making units evolve, differentiation occurs in the services offered and the ways in which they are delivered. Closely monitoring these changes and incorporating them into the production process in a timely manner is emerging as a key factor in competitiveness. The civil aviation sector is among those industries whr demand is constantly shifting and competitive pressure is on the rise. Maintaining high service quality in this sector goes hand in hand with ensuring sustainable customer satisfaction. Achieving this depends on the employment of expert and growth-oriented personnel. In this context, the employment of qualified personnel in the civil aviation sector — which holds high growth potential — is a topic that deserves particular attention. Graduates of this department are employed primarily by Turkish Airlines and other private airlines, airports, airport ground handling companies, catering and cargo firms, and other aviation organizations.
The Aviation Management curriculum is composed of courses that provide knowledge applicable at every level of professional life. Key courses in the department include Introduction to Civil Aviation, Air Transportation, Airport Services, Ground Handling Services, Passenger Services, Ramp Services, Aviation Security, Flight Planning, Airport Management, Aviation English, and Civil Air Transport Operations Practices. In addition to these, a wide range of elective courses covering specific topics are also offered to students.
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Head of Department