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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Air cargo and logistics are directly concerned with the understanding of the aviation management field, development of air transportation, airport planning and global airport authorities. It is an area of aviation study that educates on how to manage air cargo and entire aspects of logistics.
Therefore, the subject of air cargo and logistics management occupies an important place in the course contents of various aviation management universities and colleges such as MBA in Airline and Airport Management, MSc in Maritime and Air Transport Management, BBA in Aviation Management, diploma in Airport Operations and postgraduate diplomas in Aviation Management and Crew Resource Management, etc. Therefore, air cargo operations can be very complex, as precision delivery and safety rely on how well air cargo professionals are trained.
This manual is designed to train thousands of air cargo professionals to be at the top of their game. It offers the industry’s most dynamic and innovative training solutions for every aspect of air cargo operations to achieve the on-time performance of warehouse management and shipment of consignments.
Emmy Arsonval Maniriho
Emmy Arsonval Maniriho is currently the lead strategy and planning at the Mastercard Foundation in Africa, based in Accra, Ghana. Prior to joining the Foundation, he was an advisor to the vice-chancellor of the University of Rwanda. He was also a part-time assistant lecturer in the Department of Transport and Logistics at the University of Rwanda, College of Business and Economics, where he taught transport- and aviation-related courses.
With his vivid dream of becoming an expert in the aviation industry and his thirst for knowledge in many fields, he obtained an MBA in Airline and Airport Management, master’s degree in Human Rights, PGD in NGO Management, BA in Journalism and Communication, diploma in Theology and diploma in United Nations and International Understanding. He is also pursuing PhD in Management, and his research focuses on air transport’s contribution to sustainable development.
He was the senior reviewer of ICAO Scientific Review, Analytics and Management Research. He gained experience in the international aviation regulatory framework when he was an air transport intern at the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Air Transport Bureau (ATB), in its Economic Regulatory Framework (ERF) section, and worked closely with Aviation Data and Analysis (ADA) section. He thus has a broad knowledge of ICAO’s Standard and Recommended Practices (SARPs), ICAO’s policies on charges for airports and air navigation services, aviation safety, open sky policies and the liberalization process of the aviation market.
