Aviation Legislation
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Aviation Legislation is a critical component of the aviation industry, providing the framework for safe and efficient air transportation. This module delves into the complex web of national and international laws, regulations, and standards governing all aspects of aviation.
Key areas of focus typically include:
- Regulatory Framework: Understanding the roles of international organizations like ICAO, regional bodies like EASA or FAA, and national aviation authorities.
- Aircraft Certification: The process of certifying aircraft, components, and airworthiness standards.
- Air Operations: Regulations governing commercial and private flight operations, including air operator certificates, crew licensing, and flight operations rules.
- Maintenance and Repair: Legal requirements for aircraft maintenance, repair organizations, and personnel certification.
- Aviation Security: Laws and regulations related to aviation security, including passenger screening, cargo security, and airport security.
- Environmental Protection: Aviation’s impact on the environment and the regulatory measures to mitigate it.
- Accident and Incident Investigation: Legal frameworks for investigating aviation accidents and incidents.
- Economic Regulation: Economic aspects of aviation, including air services agreements, competition, and consumer protection.
Learning objectives typically aim to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of aviation law, enabling them to:
- Analyze and interpret aviation regulations
- Apply legal principles to practical aviation scenarios
- Identify compliance requirements and potential legal risks
- Contribute to the development and implementation of aviation policies
- Understand the role of aviation law in ensuring safety, security, and efficiency.
What You Will Learn Under This Course.
- Regulatory framework
- Certifying staff – Maintenance
- Part 145 – Approved maintenance organisations
- EU-OPS
- Aircraft certification
- Applicable national and international requirements
What is the target audience?
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The target audience for an aviation legislation module can vary depending on the depth and focus of the course. Generally, it caters to individuals involved in the aviation industry who require a solid understanding of the legal framework governing air transport.
Primary Target Audience:
- Aviation professionals:
- Pilots
- Air traffic controllers
- Aircraft maintenance engineers
- Cabin crew
- Airport managers
- Flight operations officers
- Legal professionals:
- Aviation lawyers
- Regulatory compliance officers
- Government officials:
- Aviation authority personnel
- Policy makers
Secondary Target Audience:
- Aviation students: Those pursuing degrees in aviation management, aeronautical engineering, or related fields.
- Insurance professionals: Involved in aviation insurance.
- Consultants: Working in the aviation industry.
Specific Target Audience based on Module Focus:
- For a module focused on airworthiness: Aircraft maintenance engineers, aviation authorities, and aircraft manufacturers.
- For a module focused on air operations: Pilots, air traffic controllers, flight operations officers, and aviation authorities.
- For a module focused on aviation security: Security personnel, airport managers, and government officials.
- For a module focused on economic regulation: Airline executives, airport managers, and government economists.
By understanding the specific needs and roles of the target audience, the module can be tailored to provide relevant and valuable knowledge.
- Aviation professionals:
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Schedule and Cost
Weekly
Evenings Mon to Fri 6-8.30 pm
Ghc1000 per module (2 months)
Weekends,
Saturday 9 to 4 pm; Sunday 2-6 pm
Ghc1000 per module
Types of Programmes
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Evening and weekend
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Block release
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Pre-employment
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Special requests from formal and informal sectors and short courses for industry/commerce
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Coursework/project support for those enrolled in tertiary education
