How is the BA in Airline Revenue Management delivered?

The BA in Airline Revenue Management is delivered across on-campus and online routes. Students on the BA in Airline Revenue Management choose the mode that fits their location, work commitments and study preferences, and can combine both where practical.

Is the BA in Airline Revenue Management recognised internationally?

The BA in Airline Revenue Management is aligned with recognised UK and international hospitality bodies including the Institute of Travel and Tourism and IATA. Graduates of the BA in Airline Revenue Management step into the sector with credible, industry-referenced study behind them.

What are the entry requirements for the BA in Airline Revenue Management?

Entry to the BA in Airline Revenue Management follows the standard LSILHHM BA/BSc requirements set out on this page. Applicants who are unsure whether their background fits the BA in Airline Revenue Management are welcome to contact LSILHHM admissions.

How can I fund my study on the BA in Airline Revenue Management?

Tuition-fee guidance and available payment plans for the BA in Airline Revenue Management are shared during the application process. LSILHHM admissions will confirm the current fee structure for the BA in Airline Revenue Management in writing before you commit to enrol.

BA in Airline Revenue Management | LSILHHM | Harold International College of London

Course Overview

The BA in Airline Revenue Management sits within the LSILHHM portfolio as a full BA/BSc honours programme for students preparing to work across tourism, travel agency, airline and airport settings. Delivered across on-campus and online routes, the programme runs across a duration band of three-year full honours (with top-up routes for Higher Diploma holders), with rolling intakes across the year and alignment with Institute of Travel and Tourism standards where relevant to the subject.

The end point of the programme is a candidate who can operate in full-service carriers and cruise lines environments and articulate their contribution using recognised industry language.

Key Features

A structured articulation into the next LSILHHM level for students planning long study routes
Alignment with IATA standards where relevant to the subject and level
Case material drawn from cruise lines and destination management companies to keep applied content current
A mentor system that pairs students with practitioners in full-service carriers and adjacent employers
Weekly live tuition sessions with recorded catch-up for international time zones
Access to industry-referenced reading drawn from Institute of Travel and Tourism and IATA publications
A module map that mirrors real travel and tourism operating environments rather than generic textbook chapters

What You Will Learn

Managing revenue during disruption and demand shocks
Working with distribution, GDS and OTA partners
Coordinating fare categories, restrictions and distribution decisions
Producing structured revenue MI packs for airline commercial teams
Applying IATA and CAA commercial frameworks
Referencing Chartered Institute of Marketing and CMI guidance
Reading load-factor, yield and RASK/CASK data at practitioner-to-manager level

Who This Course Is For

International applicants seeking a London degree with placement exposure
Career-progression candidates with strong practical experience but no first degree
Higher Diploma holders topping up to a full BA/BSc
Students planning to progress to postgraduate LSILHHM Master routes
A-Level and IB school leavers targeting a full honours degree in travel and tourism

Career Pathways

Airline Customer Experience Manager
Airport Operations Manager
Tour Operator
Destination Marketing Manager
Global Tourism Strategist
Airline Revenue Manager
Airline Operations Manager
Tourism Manager

LSILHHM's careers service supports every student with CV, LinkedIn and interview preparation, alongside structured introductions to full-service carriers and other travel and tourism employers active in the UK and international market.

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 travel and tourism or luxury sector
Two academic or professional references

Applicants who are unsure whether their profile fits the BA in Airline Revenue Management are welcome to contact the LSILHHM admissions team for an informal pre-application conversation.

Why Study at LSILHHM

LSILHHM is the London School of International Luxury Hospitality and Hotel Management, a specialist division of Harold International College of London that concentrates on the applied, service and commercial disciplines running modern hotel, resort and travel operations.

Every LSILHHM programme is written by practitioners drawn from luxury hotel general management, resort operations, concierge and butler services, spa and wellness leadership, luxury food and beverage, and international travel, and is aligned with recognised UK and international bodies including the Institute of Hospitality, UKHospitality, the Confederation of Tourism and Hospitality, the Chartered Management Institute and the Global Wellness Institute. Students on the BA in Airline Revenue Management join a wider LSILHHM community that also includes on-campus, online and distance learners across all four LSILHHM departments, supported by careers introductions to full-service carriers, cruise lines and other UK and international employers.

Applied assessment across the BA in Airline Revenue Management keeps the workload realistic for students balancing study with employment or family responsibilities.

Weekly tutor contact on the BA in Airline Revenue Management keeps students on pace and supported throughout the programme.

The BA in Airline Revenue Management is built around applied briefs, so students leave with tangible portfolio evidence rather than abstract lecture notes.

Content on the BA in Airline Revenue Management draws on live case material from UK and international travel and tourism employers rather than generic textbook examples.

Learning material for the BA in Airline Revenue Management is refreshed at each intake to reflect current travel and tourism practice in the UK and internationally.

Progression conversations are held throughout the BA in Airline Revenue Management so students can plan their next LSILHHM step early.

Students on the BA in Airline Revenue Management join a cohort drawn from across the UK and a wide range of international markets, which enriches classroom discussion.

The BA in Airline Revenue Management is designed to be accessible to students who are new to formal study, and rigorous enough to satisfy applicants already working in the sector.

Applied projects on the BA in Airline Revenue Management are chosen to build a portfolio a graduate can show at interview.

Tuition on the BA in Airline Revenue Management balances directed learning with independent reading and applied practice.

The BA in Airline Revenue Management operates on rolling intakes so applicants can start at a time that suits their availability.

Feedback from previous BA in Airline Revenue Management cohorts is used to refine module design at each intake.

Applied briefs on the BA in Airline Revenue Management are graded on evidence, clarity and professional voice rather than academic jargon.

Apply for BA in Airline Revenue Management

Applications for the BA in Airline Revenue Management are reviewed on a rolling basis, with intakes across the year for on-campus and online students. Support your application with a short statement referencing your interest in travel and tourism and your intended direction. Apply for your full LSILHHM undergraduate hospitality degree. Enrol Now.