A five-month professional program for product, technology, and business professionals who want to build a career in aviation product management.
The program combines product-management fundamentals with aviation-domain knowledge and hands-on project experience.
Build a strong foundation in product management and learn how digital products are planned, built, launched, and improved.
Understand how airlines, cargo businesses, airports, and technology providers work together across the aviation ecosystem.
Apply what you learn through six capstone projects covering the key stages of an aviation product lifecycle.
The curriculum moves from core product-management concepts to aviation-specific knowledge and practical delivery skills.
Learn how to identify customer and business problems, conduct research, define product opportunities, and create a clear product strategy.
Understand Agile delivery practices, backlog management, user stories, acceptance criteria, release planning, and collaboration with engineering and design teams.
Explore passenger journeys, airline operations, cargo workflows, ground handling, freight forwarding, and the digital systems that connect them.
Gain practical exposure to air waybill processes, electronic AWB, IATA ONE Record, cargo data exchange, and CargoiQ.
Learn how product managers work with aviation regulations, industry standards, security requirements, data privacy, and operational risk.
Understand how to define user experiences, quality expectations, adoption metrics, and the business value of aviation product decisions.
Participants complete six capstone projects that demonstrate their ability to manage an aviation product from discovery through delivery and business impact.
Identify an aviation business or customer problem, conduct discovery, define user personas, and validate the opportunity.
Create a product vision, business case, success metrics, release roadmap, and stakeholder alignment plan.
Develop a prioritised product backlog, user stories, sprint plan, and delivery approach using Agile practices.
Define technical requirements, integration needs, data flows, API considerations, and scalability requirements.
Design user journeys, identify usability improvements, and define acceptance criteria and quality expectations.
Prepare a go-to-market approach, pricing considerations, adoption metrics, and a business-impact presentation.
Aviation product roles are available across airline groups, cargo platforms, aerospace companies, travel-technology providers, and aviation software businesses.
| Market | Opportunity | Indicative compensation | Representative organisations |
|---|---|---|---|
| United StatesSeattle, Dallas, Denver, Austin | One of the largest markets for aviation software, airline technology, and aerospace product roles. | $107,000–$214,000 per year | Boeing, American Airlines, JetBlue, ForeFlight |
| United Arab EmiratesDubai and Abu Dhabi | A rapidly growing aviation technology market with technology-visa pathways for eligible professionals. | AED 15,000–30,000 per month, tax-free | Emirates Group, Etihad |
| QatarDoha | Opportunities in digital booking, ancillary revenue, loyalty, and airline digital products. | Role-specific | Qatar Airways |
| GermanyHamburg and Munich | Strong aerospace and aviation-technology ecosystem, with EU Blue Card and long-term settlement pathways for eligible candidates. | €60,000–€120,000 per year | Airbus, Lufthansa Technik |
| United KingdomLondon and regional hubs | An active aviation hiring market, with 646 aviation roles reported over a six-month period. | £47,000–£83,000 | BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, easyJet Labs |
| SingaporeSingapore | Growing opportunities across airline technology, aerospace engineering, and aviation services. | SGD 82,000–146,000 per year | Boeing, Singapore Airlines ecosystem, ST Engineering |
| IndiaBengaluru, Delhi NCR, Mumbai | A large market for digital aviation, airline technology, cargo platforms, and travel-technology roles. | ₹15 lakh–₹50 lakh per year | IndiGo Digital, Air India, IBS, Amadeus, SITA |
| Other marketsFinland, Canada, South Korea | Emerging opportunities in sustainable aviation fuel, aerospace manufacturing, and simulation technology. | Market- and role-specific | Neste SAF, Bombardier, CAE |
Compensation figures and organisation names are indicative market references provided in the program brochure. Actual salaries and hiring requirements vary based on experience, location, employer, role level, and market conditions.
This program is suitable for product managers, business analysts, engineers, consultants, and aviation professionals who want to move into product roles within the aviation industry.
Develop both product-management capability and practical knowledge of aviation operations and technology.
Build a portfolio through six capstone projects that reflect real product-management work.
Learn about IATA, ONE Record, e-AWB, CargoiQ, and data-privacy considerations relevant to aviation products.
Understand hiring demand and role expectations across major aviation and technology markets.
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