4th ed. Industrial Aviation Management
The textbook *Industrial Aviation Management: Technology and Organization of Aviation-Related Businesses* was recently published by Springer Verlag in its 4th, updated edition. The book *Industrial Aviation Management* introduces you to the world of the aviation industry.
The book is primarily intended for practitioners, employees, and managers in industrial aviation management, as well as students of aeronautical engineering and aviation management
The book, which is now regarded as the standard reference work on industrial aviation management, describes the structure and activities of aviation engineering companies. These are companies that develop, manufacture, or maintain parts, components, assemblies, and engines for aircraft, or the aircraft themselves.
The aviation engineering industry has significant unique characteristics, as its activities are largely determined by the regulations of the relevant aviation regulatory authorities. As a result, these authorities exert considerable influence on operational organization, personnel qualifications, quality management systems, and the provision of services itself.
The book examines these specific features, interrelationships, and processes from the perspective of both aviation legislation and operational practice.
Compared to the last revision in 2017, the provisions of the EASA regulations have been updated and the requirements of the new EN 9100:2018 have been incorporated. New illustrations, case studies, and practical boxes enhance the book’s practical relevance. In approximately 360 pages, the author, Prof. Dr. Martin Hinsch, describes the organizational and legal characteristics of the aviation industry.
Contents
- Government Agencies and Organizations
- Regulations and Approvals
- Design
- Maintenance Management
- Fundamentals of Aerospace Production Management
- Manufacturing and Maintenance
- Supply of Materials and Services
- Staff
- Quality management
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