Program Outcomes - (HC21)

Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will:

1. Communicate clearly using both oral and written communications.
2. Demonstrate a detailed understanding of the National Airspace System Plan (NASP).
3. Understand and interpret Federal Aviation Regulations (CFR 14) applicable to airport and air transport operations.
4. Demonstrate an understanding of aviation history and aviation law and the role of each in shaping the current aviation industry.
5. Have a thorough understanding of airport management issues including financing, revenue/ expense sources, safety, security, planning, design, and management of airports in the United States.
6. Have a thorough understanding of air transportation and aerospace issues including air transportation/aerospace history, economics of airlines and general aviation, airline management and organization, forecasting methods, pricing/ demand/output determination, airline scheduling, fleet planning, and labor relations.