Airports are stable providers of infrastructure assets, even in the sometimes turbulent aviation industry. While airports and airlines are intrinsically linked and rely on one another to operate efficiently, they are based on different business models. Airlines are able to move quickly and respond to changes in traffic flows by leasing or retiring capacity. Airports, on the other hand, must make long-term planning decisions to safeguard capacity sometimes 50 years into the future. From user charges regulations to non aeronautical revenues, ACI offers different training programs in this area to support its members.
Airport Economics Programs
Airport Finance Diploma
The ACI Airport Finance Diploma aims to provide participants a detailed understanding of the diversity of issues airports face in managing financial resources.
Airport Economics Courses
*AMPAP electives
Upcoming Economics Course Sessions
| 04-06 October 2022 | Airport Concession Management | Virtual Classroom | UTC | 10:00am - 2:00pm |
| 31 October - 04 November 2022 | Airport Financial Management | Virtual Classroom | UTC | 1:00pm - 5:00pm |
| 1-Nov-22 | Financing airports for a sustainable future: Masterclass and workshop | Hotel Okura, Amsterdam | 8:30am - 5:00pm |
| 14-18 November 2022 | ACI-ICAO Airport User Charges* | Virtual Classroom | UTC | 12:00pm - 4:00pm |
| 16-Nov-22 | Passenger Forecasting Fundamentals | Virtual Classroom | UTC | 2:00pm - 6:00pm |