HOST 216 - Taking Flight: Airline and Airport Operations
Class Number: 29387
Career: Undergraduate
Session: Regular Academic Session
Units: 5 units
Grading: Graded
Description:
This course is tailored to provide students with an operational understanding of the aviation industry, covering both airline and airport operations. The curriculum explores customer service specific to aviation, security protocols, federal regulations, and operational strategies critical to managing airline operations or an airport effectively. The course delves into supply chain management, examining key performance indicators such as load factors. Furthermore, the course unpacks operational elements such as hub and spoke systems and fuel hedging. With Highline College's proximity to SeaTac Airport, a major international hub, students have an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical environment.
Class Attributes:
ISP Student Friendly
PLA Eligible Courses
Professional Technical Course
Restricted Elective - Max 15 credits for transfer
Shared Learning Environment
Open Educational Resources: No Textbook to Purchase
Class Notes:
Academic Technology Fee $40.00
ISP Student Friendly