Certificate Detail: DB-ALAW - Aviation Law Diploma
About the Program
The Aviation Law Diploma program includes a comprehensive overview of U.S. regulation and legislation and their application to aviation from two of the leading aviation and continuing education trainers across the globe. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Daytona Beach Campus has joined forces with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to offer you a U.S. Aviation Law Diploma.
Through a series of four courses, participants are introduced to administrative law and the role of the Federal Aviation Administration in the rule making process. Complete four courses in a three-year period to earn an IATA-Embry-Riddle US Aviation Law Diploma. Courses may also be completed independently and all participants will receive an Embry-Riddle Certificate of Participation for each ERAU Course as well as Continuing Education Units (CEUs). The ERAU U.S. Aviation Law and Aviation Regulation Courses have previously been approved by The Florida Bar for General Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credits and Aviation Law Certification Credits. The ERAU and IATA short-courses and diploma are not eligible for academic credit toward a degree program, nor do they qualify individuals to practice law or sit for the bar exam.
To learn more about the program, and recent updates to allow for more flexibility in program course selection, please visit IATA-Embry-Riddle US Aviation Law Diploma
Who Should Attend
- Airline, aircraft and aviation lawyers & legal professionals
- U.S. and International legal counselors & advisors
- Government affairs representatives
- Aircraft leasing and finance executives
- Lawyers interested in learning more about the growing field of unmanned aerial system (UAS) law
- Lawyers involved in handling aviation law matters before administrative agencies
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this diploma, you will be able to:
- Understand the legal and regulatory environment as it pertains to the airline industry
- Understand the framework of government regulations which govern Part 121 airline operations
- Demonstrate the creation, drafting and management principles of aviation contracts
- Identify legal factors in purchasing insurance coverage and how hull and liability risks are insured
- Understand how to navigate the complex issues related to aviation litigation
- Identify critical issues to successfully represent certificate holders in FAA enforcement actions
- Identify key issues related to representing clients with unmanned aerial system (UAS) issues
Contact Us
Contact: Daytona Beach Professional Programs
Email: dbproed@erau.edu
Tel: 386.226.2983
CoursesCourses
Four Required Courses for the Diploma:
- Aviation Law in the U.S. (ERAU)
- Aviation Regulation in the U.S. (ERAU)
- Aviation Law and Regulations (IATA Required)
- One Elective Course (IATA):
How to obtain your diploma
- Register for each of the four required courses (in any order)
- Complete four courses in a three year period
- Contact IATA Training Team to request your Diploma
Courses
Course Title | Mandatory | Year Span |
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Aviation Law in the US (Virtual) | Mandatory | 3 |
Aviation Regulation in the U.S. | Mandatory | 3 |