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This course introduces you to the exciting world of aviation. It is the cornerstone for all other aviation courses that you will work on while undertaking your degree in aviation. It will use a brief history of aviation as the foundation stone to then build your knowledge and understanding of the way that the modern aviation industry operates now and how it may operate into the future. You will be exposed to the spectrum of aviation systems and organisations so that you have the best information to base your careers upon.

This course briefly studies the history of the aviation industry and you will investigate and experience the requirements of discipline and professionalism in this industry. The history of the industry will be used to develop an understanding of the modern aviation industry and how the industry is currently managed and governed as well as how airlines, airports, air traffic control and other aviation entities operate and combine to create this exciting and innovative industry. This course uses practical activities and written communication skills to develop professional skill. You will begin your professional development in the industry in this course concomitantly with other first year courses by investigating and experiencing aspects of the industry such as appropriate dress, bearing, professional attitudes and non-technical skills.

On successful completion of this course students should be able to:

1. analyse the global air transport system structure, and its history, including key milestones, and how this development has been influenced by commercial and safety imperatives;
2. apply foundational level research and evaluation skills to analyse global air transport and commercial and safety imperatives:
3. demonstrate written and oral communication skills within the context of a professional aviation environment;
4. identify and explain the principles of future developments and growth in the industry and their impact on safety and climate change,.