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> If (fake name) EconoAir's manager at your local airport did not understand Flight Plans well enough to quickly draw one up - would you want to own EconoAir's
by nwiswell 2y ago
> If (fake name) EconoAir's manager at your local airport did not understand Flight Plans well enough to quickly draw one up - would you want to own EconoAir's stock, or fly on their airplanes?
So since universities obviously do not focus on teaching that material, do you suppose that people in positions of authority at airlines don't understand flight plans?
Universities are institutions of higher learning, you can acquire the industry-specific mundane details on the job.
If you used Scheme in your CS program, you can figure out whatever tech stack your company is using. It's really not any different.
- fishyninja 2y agoThere certainly are both bachelor and master programs for airline management, air traffic control, cargo management, airline safety, etc. https://www.vaughn.edu/degrees-programs/bachelors-degrees/airline-management/ https://www.vaughn.edu/degrees-programs/bachelors-degrees/ai...