BA in Airline Global Management — Bachelor at London School of Aviation & Airport Management

BA in Airline Global Management


Course Overview

The BA in Airline Global Management is a three-year LSAAM honours degree delivered on campus, online and by distance learning, with top-up routes available for holders of a Higher Diploma. It is built around the full honours-level study of airline global strategy, alliances and multi-country operations, and is written to sit alongside the guidance published by Airports Council International (ACI), the Airport Operators Association (AOA) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

By graduation you will be able to lead a strategic airline global programme, present at manager level, and enter graduate roles across UK and international airline groups.

Key Features

  • Curriculum aligned with the guidance frameworks of Airports Council International (ACI) and the Airport Operators Association (AOA)
  • Written and delivered by former airline regional directors and alliance strategists
  • Live case studies from full-service carriers, low-cost carriers and UK regional operators
  • Reference to the standards of ICAO, IATA and CILT UK where credible to the subject
  • Placement modules with UK airline groups, London airports and international aviation employers
  • Structured articulation into the LSAAM Master's degrees in Airport Management and Services
  • Careers service coverage on CV, LinkedIn, interview and structured introductions to UK airline groups

What You Will Learn

  • The strategic role of global airline groups in UK aviation
  • How airline alliances, codeshares and joint ventures are shaped at strategy level
  • How UK-based airline groups coordinate with international partners at strategy level
  • How IATA, ICAO and CILT UK guidance shape global airline strategy
  • How to lead cross-country airline projects at strategy level
  • How airline research and analytics inform global strategy
  • How aviation placements shape a graduate-ready global portfolio
  • How to lead a global airline programme through to executive presentation

Who This Course Is For

  • A-level and IB students planning international airline careers
  • Higher Diploma holders topping up to a full honours degree
  • International applicants with strong secondary school results
  • Career changers from international transport or logistics
  • Aspiring airline international strategy professionals

Career Pathways

  • Airline Global Manager
  • Airline Regional Manager
  • Airline Alliance Manager
  • Airline Codeshare Manager
  • Airline International Commercial Manager
  • Airline Global Operations Manager
  • Airline International Service Manager

The LSAAM careers service supports every Bachelor student with CV coaching, LinkedIn optimisation, mock interviews and structured introductions to UK airline groups, London airports, ground handling providers and international aviation employers.

Entry Requirements

  • A-Levels (BBC or above) or IB (26+ points) or equivalent overseas qualifications
  • A completed Higher Diploma or Advanced Diploma for top-up routes
  • IELTS 6.0 overall (no band under 5.5) or equivalent English proficiency
  • Personal statement outlining career objectives in the international airline sector
  • Two academic or professional references

Why Study at LSAAM

LSAAM is the London School of Aviation and Airport Management, a specialist division of Harold International College of London focused entirely on the operational, commercial and strategic disciplines that run modern airlines and airports. Every LSAAM programme is aligned with recognised UK and international aviation bodies including the Royal Aeronautical Society, the UK Civil Aviation Authority, IATA and the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, so graduates step into the sector with credible, industry-referenced study behind them.

Our tutors are former airline regional directors, alliance strategists, codeshare leads and commercial aviation professionals, and delivery is available on campus, online and by distance learning to fit working professionals and international students on any timezone.

Apply for BA in Airline Global Management

The BA in Airline Global Management is your credible, London-referenced honours-level route into leading international airline strategy. Applications are open now for online, on-campus and distance-learning intakes and can be completed with a personal statement and references. Apply for your full LSAAM undergraduate aviation degree and secure your place on the next BA in Airline Global Management cohort. Enrol Now

Frequently asked questions.

Common questions about BA in Airline Global Management.

The BA in Airline Global Management runs across 36 months full honours, with top-up routes available for holders of a Higher Diploma. Flexible pacing is built in so applicants can complete the BA in Airline Global Management around shift work and career commitments.

You can study the BA in Airline Global Management on campus in central London, fully online from anywhere in the world, or by distance learning with tutor support. You may switch mode during your enrolment on the BA in Airline Global Management where career schedules require it.

The BA in Airline Global Management is aligned with the guidance frameworks of ACI, AOA and ICAO, giving international applicants a credible, London-issued honours qualification. The BA in Airline Global Management is designed for graduates working across UK and international airline environments.

Applicants to the BA in Airline Global Management need A-Levels or equivalent qualifications, or a completed Higher Diploma for top-up routes, together with the English proficiency and reference expectations set out on the LSAAM admissions page for the BA in Airline Global Management.

Tuition fees for the BA in Airline Global Management are published on the LSAAM course fees page. Payment plans, early-application discounts and international scholarship routes are available on request from the LSAAM admissions team, so applicants can plan the cost of the BA in Airline Global Management in a way that fits their situation.