Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management (BAAAM057)
Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management (BAAAM057) at LSTH
The Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management (BAAAM057) is a three-year undergraduate degree for people who want to spend a career inside the aviation industry — at airlines, airports, ground handlers and the regulatory and service organisations that surround them. It covers strategy, operations, service and compliance together, rather than treating them as separate subjects.
At LSTH the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management is studied with a clear tourism and service lens. Aviation is treated as part of the wider travel experience, not as a stand-alone engineering or regulatory subject.
Why an Aviation Management Degree Now
The aviation industry is still recovering, evolving and growing in different ways across regions. Sustainability pressures, fleet renewals, low-cost models and airport privatisations are creating new junior and mid-management roles that did not exist a few years ago. The Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management prepares you for that shifting picture rather than a frozen industry from a textbook.
Who This Bachelor's Degree Is For
- School leavers committed to a career in aviation rather than a generic business degree.
- Front-line aviation staff in cabin, ground or cargo roles seeking management progression.
- Career changers from logistics or operations-heavy industries.
- International students aiming at aviation management roles in global hubs.
What the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management Covers
Over three years, the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management (BAAAM057) builds layered capability. Expect coverage of:
- Airline business models — full service, low-cost, hybrid and charter.
- Airport operations and the wider air transport ecosystem.
- Safety, security and the regulatory environment at a management level.
- Customer experience, brand and service strategy across aviation touchpoints.
- Commercial topics — pricing, distribution, revenue management basics.
- Sustainability, ESG and the future shape of aviation.
Where Graduates Tend to Go
Graduates of the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management typically progress into roles such as airline management trainees, airport operations executives, ground handling junior managers, dispatch and station managers, aviation customer experience analysts and commercial or distribution analysts. Many also pursue postgraduate study or specialist certifications to deepen their profile.
How the Programme Is Delivered
Study modes include on-campus learning in London, online and distance learning. Intake calendar, modules and assessments are confirmed by admissions. Studying in London puts you close to multiple major airports and a wide range of aviation businesses operating in one of the world's most-connected regions.
Entry Requirements
- Completion of secondary education (or equivalent) qualifying for undergraduate study.
- IELTS 5.5–6.0 or equivalent for non-native English speakers.
- Minimum age 17 at enrolment.
- A clear interest in aviation, demonstrated by experience or strong personal statement.
Apply for the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management
If you want a degree that takes aviation seriously as both an operations and a service industry, the Bachelor in Airline, Airport and Aviation Management at LSTH is built for that ambition. Click Enroll Now and admissions will respond within one working day with intake dates, fees and document requirements.
