Airport Operations Training at Small Airports (2020) / Chapter Skim
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1 Managers of airports of all sizes face a perennial dilemma: how to efficiently train operations personnel to meet Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 139 (Part 139) requirements and ensure a safe and secure airport environment.
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2 Airport Operations Training at Small Airports experience and different employees' learning styles, for example, in uniquely tailoring training for each employee. • In an effort to create flexibility in training and in recognition of differences among employees in the level of comprehension, skill development, and so on, it is important to establish a training timeline, with a minimum amount of training required.
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Summary 3 of a nationwide curriculum for airport operations training programs. Considering both Part 139 and the numerous skills, knowledge, and abilities required of airport operations personnel, a properly designed curriculum, in the form of a Guidebook for Airport Operations Training Curriculum, would benefit airports nationwide.
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