How the aviation industry works
What how the aviation industry works means
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The aviation industry consists mainly of:
- Airlines, airports, air navigation services, regulators and support services
- Only pilots
- Only aircraft factories
- Only travel bloggers
Working: Aviation is an ecosystem: airlines operate flights, airports provide infrastructure, air navigation services manage traffic, regulators set safety rules, and ground handling, catering and maintenance support it all.
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Other Aviation Fundamentals skills in Aviation Management, at the same point in the course.
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