IATA and the Stanford Center of Professional
Development at Stanford University have partnered to launch a new
distance-learning aviation certification program for industry
professionals around the world.
The curriculum will be accessible
on-demand, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in electronic format,
offering participants flexibility to learn at their own pace while
acquiring internationally-recognized academic and professional
credentials.
The aviation component of the program, delivered by
the ITDI, will provide in-depth coverage of the global air
transport system through three courses focused on industry
fundamentals airport operations and the essentials of revenue
management and pricing.
“Constant development of professional management
skills is critical to strengthening the aviation industry today
and to building a sustainable future. This partnership will create
a new globally recognized certification for aviation management
professionals. We are doing this by combining Stanford
University’s globally recognized expertise in management training
with the world’s best aviation curriculum developed by the IATA
Training and Development Institute (ITDI). Effective distance
learning tools will provide the accessibility and flexibility
needed to serve aviation professionals around the world,” said
Giovanni Bisignani, IATA’s Director General and CEO.
The management component of the program,
delivered by California-based Stanford University, includes three
courses on strategic execution, leadership and project management.
This is Stanford's first aviation management program.
“The Stanford Center for Professional
Development-IATA collaboration upholds our mission to extend
faculty research and teaching to industry worldwide while
leveraging both organizations’ leadership in distance learning,”
said James Plummer, Dean of Stanford’s School of Engineering and
head of professional development.
After successful
completion of the six course program, participants will be awarded
a Stanford-IATA Aviation Management Certificate and will
automatically be registered with IATA as a Certified Aviation
Management Professional (AvMP). To demonstrate professionalism and
excellence, the certification holders can use the AvMP designation
after their name. AvMP holders are
required to renew their certification every three years with
additional courses from IATA and Stanford.
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