Airspace, Air Traffic Control and Airports

Providing domain and technical expertise and analysis for airport, airspace and air traffic control systems programs, plans, policies and procedures.

Flight Standards, Regulation and Certification

Assisting airports, airlines, business aviation, aviation manufacturers and others in meeting government regulatory requirements.

Engineering and Development

Helping in product and capabilities development for companies and universities interested in opportunities in aviation safety, management, communication, navigation, surveillance, and physical and logical security.

Facilities and Equipment, Operations and Maintenance

Guiding corporate marketing and technical efforts in developing aviation and aerospace business opportunities.

Research

Guiding Research activities for companies and universities interested in opportunities in aviation safety, airspace management, communications, navigation, surveillance and  information technology.

Winning Ways!

Select Winning Ways! to view a new comprehensive cooperative approach to help companies grow their business base while developing a complete self-sustaining business development process and organization.

Airspace Obstruction & Evaluation

Select Airspace Obstruction & Evaluation to access details of how to meet the Federal Aviation Administration and Federal Communication Commission filing requirements for buildings, towers, catenaries, cranes that may be classified as an obstruction or hazard to air navigation.

Six Sigma

Select Six Sigma to learn about Six Sigma, Design for Six Sigma and and Lean Six Sigma that represent sound and proven management approaches to optimize performance and minimize costs. The keys to six sigma success are: (1) to identify the customer and their wants, needs and desires; (2) properly define requirements in terms of performance; and (3) continually measure and react to minimize variability throughout the process or production cycle.

Federal Enterprise Architecture

The three core principles of FEA are: (1) Business-driven:  The FEA is most useful when it is closely aligned with government strategic plans and executive level direction.  Agency mission statements, presidential management directives and agency business owners give direction to each agency’s EA and to the FEA;

(2) Proactive and collaborative across the Federal government:  Adoption of the FEA is achieved through active participation by the EA community in its development and use. The FEA community is responsible for the development, evolution and adoption of the FEA;

(3) Architecture improves the effectiveness and efficiency of government information resources:  Architecture development is an integral part of the capital investment process. No IT investment should be made without a business-approved architecture.

Earned Value Management

Earned value management is a tool that allows both government and contractor program managers to have visibility into technical, cost, and schedule progress on their contracts. The implementation of an earned value management system is a recognized function of program management. It ensures that cost, schedule and technical aspects of the contract are truly integrated.

Employment Opportunities

Although Aviation Management is a small consulting firm, it receives and forwards hundreds of resumes to AMA’s client and contact database each year from students graduating in aviation related fields, to senior aviation managers and executives who are seeking other employment. In  addition, Aviation Management often receives inquiries from aviation and aerospace companies seeking qualified personnel.

In an effort to bring together companies and job-seekers, Aviation Management refers both to ISSI and TKO professional employment organizations that specializes in placing aviation professional in rewarding and well compensated positions.

Please click on the ISSI link to be redirected to submit employment information to seek or place qualified aviation students or professionals.

Consortium Representation

Aviation Management has the knowledge, skill, experience and resources to build an effective management core to support multiple organizations with common interests in key domains of transportation, security, research and weather. This means working with domain stakeholders, including Congress, Federal and State Agencies on behalf of client interests to meet collective business objectives within the government infrastructure.