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Opportunities for Jamaica Becoming an Aviation Skills Training Centre Seminar Civil Aviation Week December 8, 2009 Drs. Meredith Hypolite Derby 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 1 Content Introduction Global Aviation Global Opportunities for Aviation Education Areas of Opportunities for Jamaica to become an Aviation Skills Centre 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 2 Global Aviation 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 3 Estimates on Global Aviation Facts 49000 airports around the world, 836 International airports 320 Airlines Worldwide 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 4 Latin America-Caribbean Region within Central and South America Millions 400 300 200 100 183 million 353 million 0 2001 2008 Passengers 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 5 Flights and Capacity in the LAC 20,888,181 11% 164,285 3% Not to scale 7/16/2015 Frequencies Capacity (flights) (seats) Caribbean Aerospace College 6 Global Economic Impact 32 million jobs depend on global air transport industry 5.5 million people directly employed by aviation industry Over 400,000 people directly employed by airports 4.5 million people work on airport sites Economic impact of global aviation industry at USD 3,560 billion (7.5% of World GDP) 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 7 Economic Impact - Latin America / Caribbean Direct employment by LAC airports (2006): 25,000 On-site airport employment (2006): 200,000 Total employment depending on airports in LAC (2006 estimate): 550,000 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 8 Economics Survey results 2009Latin America/ Caribbean Airport industry revenue in LAC (2008): 4.8 billion USD Capital Expenditure at LAC airports (2008): 1.6 billion USD Estimated Capital Expenditure 2009: 2.4 billion USD Revenue split aeronautical : non aeronautical revenue: 67% : 33% 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 9 Airlines in the World NW, WN, FL, ATA (American Trans Air), AZ, BA, AF, VS, Virgin America, World Airways, SY, CO, South African Airways, DL, B6, F9, UA, AA, YX, G4, JL, KE, KL, ANA, Thai Airways, Vietnam Airlines, KQ, Czech Airlines, EI, BD, US/HP, QF, Qatar Airways, EK, Champion Air, Asiana, LH, Ryan Air, Ryan International, Miami Air, FI, Air Berlin, AC, West Jet, AS, RJ, AM, Varig, Air New Zealand, Corsair. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 10 Global Opportunities for Aviation Education 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 11 Education Available There are over 300 aviation colleges, aviation schools, and two- and four-year colleges with aviation programs in the United States and worldwide that offer various aviation programs (including non-engineering programs) to students interested in pursuing a career in aviation. Many of the aviation programs will allow you to either earn an aviation diploma, certificate or rating, aviation degree, an Associates and/or Bachelors degree (which is dependent on the type of school and their aviation programs). 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 12 Why are the majority of Aviation Schools in the US? Other large aviation Education players: Canada, England Phillipines 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 13 English is Now the Mandated International Language of Aviation The International Civil Aviation Organisation has decreed that from 1 January 2008 all Air Traffic Controllers and Flight Crew Members engaged in or in contact with international flights must be proficient in the English language as a general spoken medium and not simply have a proficiency in standard ICAO Radio Telephony Phraseology. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 14 English Aviation Language Are all Members of the Flight Crew Required to Meet the Language Proficiency Requirements? All pilots shall meet the language proficiency requirements when they fly internationally. The provisions contained in Annex 10 (Chapter 5, former paragraphs 5.2.1.2.3 and 5.2.1.2.4), which were allowing use of interpreters, have been removed. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 15 Opportunities in Aviation for Education The global airline industry continues to undergo changes for the better, however, the one constant is the need for highly trained aviation personnel to satisfy the growth in aircraft fleet and expanded route structure of emerging carriers, and support their needs into the future. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 16 Europe Africa USA L.A.C. 7/16/2015 China Caribbean Aerospace College 17 Analysis of the Global Aviation Industry World Data 836 international airports Jamaica 2 International airports (6 domestic airports) (49000 airports around the world), Worldwide 1770 Aviation training schools USA 300 aviation colleges Aviation Jobs in LAC 550.000 7/16/2015 1 Aviation College 2 Flight Schools Air Wing JDF 4 Airlines Small MRO’s Jobs? Caribbean Aerospace College 18 Areas of Opportunities for Jamaica to become an Aviation Skills Centre Featured Aviation Careers Airport Directors or Managers Fixed Base Operators Flight Dispatchers Air Traffic Control Specialist Scheduling Coordinators Station Managers Air Freight/Cargo Agents Ramp Planners Ramp Service Personnel Aircraft Fuelers Pilots 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 19 European Aviation Industry European Aviation Industry 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 20 Areas of Opportunities for Jamaica to become an Aviation Skills Centre Aircraft Mechanics Cabin Maintenance Mechanics Safety Personnel (Fire and Crash Rescue) Traffic Managers Ticket Agents Reservations Sales Agents Flight Attendants Baggage/Air Cargo Handlers Skycaps Air Freight/Cargo Agents Passenger Service Agents Terminal Concession Workers 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 21 Areas of Opportunities for Jamaica to become an Aviation Skills Centre Medical Flight Physician Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) Aviation Law related careers Aviation Attorneys Sky Marshals Drug Enforcement Agents Customs Agents Security Officers Safety Inspectors Accident Investigators Security Screeners Security Specialist 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 22 Opportunities for Jamaica to become an Aviation Skills Centre 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 23 Opportunities in Aviation Education Why in Jamaica? 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 24 CAC-Aviation Training Survey Results 2009 result Barriers, issues and global developments Absence of contemporary up-date tailor made airport specific training according to international standards Structural training at tertiary level. New standards and requirements by the ICAO 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 25 CAC-Aviation Training Survey Results 2009 result Pilots Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Security Safety 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 26 Comparative Advantage of Jamaica Demand for aviation education of both regional and international market Geographical location Climate and infrastructure English speaking country Category 1 in Aviation Safety Oversight 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 27 Critical success factors for aviation education industry For Jamaica to be able to make use of this Opportuny. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 28 Critical Success Factors Policies to enable growth in the aviation industry Subsidizing the aviation education in Jamaica Partnerships with aviation and aeronautical institutions for joint and dual degree programmes Partnerships for aviation research programmes Cooperation in aviation training that will facilitate the development of joint training courses, the exchange of training information and organisation of conferences to promote safety and higher standards in civil aviation. 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 29 The Impact of this Opportunities Increase number of Aviation professionals to serve the Aviation Industry Export of Services High Tech jobs Increase in Productivity without impacting the energy bill Wages and Salaries between US$10,000 and US$250,000 yearly. Economic Benefits 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 30 THANK YOU! 7/16/2015 Caribbean Aerospace College 31