349 CIVIL AIR TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

The transport services sector has a high share in the country's economy. It is possible to gain advantage from competitive conditions and to accelerate the flow of products and information by improving logistics. It is seen that the logistics sector in our country needs trained intermediate personnel. Providing logistics training under the field of transportation services will be an important initiative in meeting the training needs of the sector. Education is important for the understanding of logistics.The aim of the Civil Air Transport Management program is to train executive candidates who can successfully work in national and international aviation, terminal management and ground handling companies in the rapidly developing aviation sector, and who are equipped with advanced foreign language, business administration and basic aviation knowledge. It is a four-semester higher education program that aims to train qualified intermediate manpower, equipped with the necessary aviation safety and operational knowledge, to perform the operational operation of the aircraft within the framework of national and international safety standards within the framework of national and international safety standards in airports, airline and ground handling companies. During the four-semester education and training, it is aimed to teach the students technical and theoretical knowledge of aircraft and air transportation system as well as the knowledge and skills of the business discipline.

Objective
It is aimed to train professionals who can adapt to civilian consumer fast-moving consumer products, technological developments, and changes in the nature and content of works in Turkey.


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