Online Aviation MBA Degree Programs

Online MBA - Aviation Specialization

An MBA specializing in aviation can put you on track to an exciting and fulfilling career managing airlines. Intense international competition has made aviation an extremely complex and nuanced business area, so pursuing an online MBA in aviation is especially important step on the way to a management position in today's aeronautical industry.

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Studying online is one of the most flexible and manageable ways to pursue an MBA in aviation. You will learn general management concepts as well as aviation-specific practices in classes like Accounting for Decision Making, Advanced Aviation Economics, and Strategic Marketing Management in Aviation.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the aviation field is expected to grow steadily in the near future, particularly with budget carriers. While management positions within the aviation industry make up only about 6% of airline-related jobs, they are expected to increase by about 18% over the next decade, which is slightly greater than the national average.

The benefits are often the greatest draw to the aviation industry--employees and their immediate families often receive free or reduced-fare airline transportation. Another draw is the high salaries earned by managers in the aviation industry, with median earnings of over $47,000 per year in 2004.

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