Standard 1
Students will be able to track the historical timeline of air transportation.

1. Air transportation is a mode of moving around.
   
2. Air transportation is a major career in aviation.
   

Standard 2
Students will be able to identify the developmental patterns of the airplane through historical markers.

1. Beginning of controlled flight.
   
2. Commercial applications of the airplane.
   
3. Modern era of airlines and air carriers.
   

Standard 1
Students will understand the structure and importance of aviation regulations and their functions.

1. Department of Transportation
   
   • Regulators of general aviation
2. Aviation Safety and the National Transportation Safety board
   
   • Performs investigations of aviation incidents.
3. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
   
   • Improves aviation safety through regulations and oversight.
4. Aviation accident investigation and safety performance.
   

Standard 2
Students will understand air carriers and air carrier economic regulations.

Standard 3
Students will explain international air transportation law.

1. International Civil Aviation Organization (IKAO)
   

Standard 4
Students will understand commercial space transportation.

Performance Skills
Understand and explain regulation and air transportation.

1. The air carrier industry and federal legislation.
   
2. Department of Transportation.
   
3. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
   
4. Aviation safety and the National Transportation Safety board.
   
5. Aviation accident investigation and safety performance.
   
6. Air carrier economic regulations.
   
7. International air transportation law.
   
8. International air transportation organizations.
   
9. Non-US air carriers.
   
10. Commercial space transportation.
    

Standard 1
Students will investigate air carrier management and organization.

Standard 2
Students will critique air carrier marketing.

1. Impact of the Internet on airline marketing strategies.
   

Standard 3
Students will differentiate the business structures of airlines.

1. Air carrier accounting.
   
2. Financial analysis.
   
3. Aviation industry performance.
   
4. Aviation industry forecasts.
   

Performance Skills
Understand and explain administration of air transportation.

1. Air carrier management and organization.
   
2. Air carrier marketing.
   
3. Air carrier accounting and financial analysis.
   
4. Legal aspects of air transportation.
   
5. Aviation industry performance and forecasts.
   

Standard 1
Students will compare the major aviation manufacturers.

1. Boeing Company.
   
2. Airbus Industries.
   
3. Lockheed Martin Corporation.
   

Standard 2
Students will understand general aviation industry.

1. Pilot training processes.
   
2. Recreational aviation.
   
3. Private aircraft ownership
   
4. Non-air carrier career opportunities.
   

Standard 3
Students will explore future aircraft and space vehicles.

1. Development of alternative fuel aircrafts.
   

Performance Skills
Understand and explain aircraft in general.

1. Aircraft performance.
   
2. The Boeing Company.
   
3. The Lockheed Martin Corporation.
   
4. Airbus Industries.
   
5. Future aircraft and space vehicles.
   
6. The general aviation industry.
   

Performance Skills
The following aviation workplace skills should be discussed, taught, re-enforced and modeled throughout the strands and standards of the course.

1. Communication
   
2. Teamwork
   
3. Critical and Creative Thinking
   
4. Problem Solving
   
5. Dependability