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Old 4th Mar 2019, 17:39
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Genghis the Engineer
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I hope I qualify as both an academic insider, and an aircraft industry insider - but I'm also an engineer and pilot, so business management isn't really my forte: I do flying machine stuff.

I think that an MBA is the route if you want to go into top level strategic / financial business management. I think that the MSc ATM is the route if you want to be a specialist middle to senior manager in the aircraft industry managing stuff that demonstrably involves air transport - aeroplanes, management, business development, etc.

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