#AviationTraining – Top 10 self-study courses your peers are taking

Strong pent-up demand, the lifting of travel restrictions in most markets and low unemployment in many countries led to a profitable recovery among aviation sectors in 2022. To meet this demand, organizations were looking for new joiners with the necessary skills to hit the ground running.

Air cargo volumes are expected to set a record high of 68+ mil tonnes in 2022, with revenues almost doubling compared to 2019 levels. This growth comes with a need for skilled professionals who can drive success of cargo businesses and know how to handle special cargoes.

In the face of numerous operational challenges for all aviation stakeholders, safety remains the top priority. Whether you are new to the industry or building on prior experience, understanding the safety management systems will ensure you are ready to take the next step in your safety career. Want to know more? Explore how human factors play a significant role in day-to-day flight operations.

Airlines and airports have emerged out of the crisis facing a new reality of rapidly increasing demand: total traffic in October 2022 rose 44.6% compared to October 2021. Customer service and cabin crew as well as airport and ground handling staff are urgently needed to cope with this demand and resulting capacity constraints.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) expects an 18% increase in this sector’s employment in 2022. Travel advice and support will be needed more than ever. Gain essential skills including social media marketing, negotiation, and event planning, required for critical functions in the industry. Where will your travel and tourism career take you?