What are the topics in aviation?

AVIATION SUBJECTS

• Air Law. The Aviation industry is thoroughly regulated through law.
• General Navigation. This subject takes you through what you need to know to get from A to B.
• Radio Navigation.
• Performance.
• Aircraft General Knowledge.
• Meteorology.
• Human Performance and Limitations.
• Principles of Flight.

What is the aviation management?

Aviation Management is an activity of planning, designing, operating, and maintaining aircrafts and airport. This is an introductory tutorial that provides an overview of how the airports and airlines are managed worldwide.

What is aircraft general knowledge?

The PPL(A) Aircraft General Knowledge course is theoretical and covers the essential components of a modern light aircraft. Learning the basics of an aircraft’s electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems, as well its engine and instrumentation, are all part of the syllabus.

How hard is an aviation management degree?

Curriculum. The curriculum of an aviation concentrated degree can be tough for some international students. This degree is very technical in nature. Aviation administration degrees will have a lot of courses in business, such as Management, Accounting, Corporate Finance and International Business.

What are the principles of flight?

Principles of Flying. (1) Lift, (2) Gravity force or Weight, (3) Thrust, and (4) Drag. Lift and Drag are considered aerodynamics forces because they exist due to the movement of the Airplane through the Air.

Is an example of AI in aviation?

Airbus and EHang, a Chinese company making passenger autonomous aerial vehicles (AV) for urban air mobility (UAM), are both developing AI technology for intelligent navigation. Airbus completed its first taxi, take-off, and landing using vision-based AI this year and EHang uses AI in its autonomous aircraft.

What 3 things have I learned about AI applications in the airline industry?

10 Ways Airlines Use Artificial Intelligence and Data Science to Improve Operations

• Revenue management.
• Air safety and airplane maintenance.
• Feedback analysis.
• Messaging automation.
• Crew management.
• Fuel efficiency optimization.
• In-flight sales and food supply.
• Fraud detection.