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 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

According to the Global Business Guide (GBG, 2017) on Indonesia’s avia-

tion industry has recorded robust growth. Open Sky Policy has been
signed by 10 ASEAN countries.

The aviation sector, offers huge investment opportunities given the

country’s unique geographical conditions coupled with a rising middle-
class and a strengthening domestic as well as international tourism
industry.
ASEAN Aero Academy is IATA Authorized Training Center. The International Air Transport Association
In the airlines, Indonesia currently has 61 commercial airlines. The
(IATA) is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada with an Executive Office in Geneva, Switzerland is an
country is ranked as having the second-fastest growing aviation indus-
try in the world after China in terms of aircraft order and business value. airline association world flights, representing around 82% or 290 of the world’s leading airlines.

Welcome to the Professional in order to sustain standardized

In the airports, Indonesia is home to at least 76 airports to connect international travelers to the country. Aviation Education Program and up-to-date to the latest
Indonesian airports are among the busiest airports in Asia, yet Soekarno-Hatta Int’l Airport has recorded the development of the aviation
most takeoffs and landings in the region, reaching 72 occurrences per hour or 1,200 – 1,700 occurrences per ASEAN AeroAcademy to curriculum and syllabus, the
day. implement and running Accredited academy hire a professional
Diploma Aviation Center of graduated, certified aviation
Excellence Training School lectures with tenure experiences
In the Infrastructure and human resources, the potential of Indonesia’s avia- Ensuring Indonesia future (Ratio 1:8).
tion sector laying ahead, the Indonesian government has strived to improve generations receive quality
new era new way of learning

AVIATION CENTER OF EXCELLENT

the country’s aviation infrastructure by enlarging and modernizing existing training is the bedrock of The IATA Training Diplomas can
airports as well as building new ones, especially in remote areas to ensure help students demonstrate your
equal development and to boost the local economy. success for any company in English classroom I Accredited
expertise and commitment to
courses designed by best aviation
the aviation industry. experts I Internship programs employers across the globe,
The opportunity for 10-15 years to come, according to the Australian Trade at multinational company I especially in a job market that is
and Investment commission (2017), It is generally acknowledged that Indo- International Diploma I Certified growing faster than ever before,
nesia will need an increase qualified aviation people, as demand grows. In aviation professional, national the need to stand out from
license I Future-ready graduate for the crowd is becoming more
terms of human resources, Indonesia still lags behind, is mostly due to the
lack of certified professional aviation education, crucial to compete in the Discover NextGen industry jobs important. IATA Training Diplomas
provide industry-recognized

learning spaces
ASEAN. qualification that can help student
As a full member of the IATA
Authorized Training Center (ATC) stand out from the crowd!
Indonesia’s aviation industry in general is still under capacity and rapid
growth is outpacing the recruitment of an adequately skilled workforce.

ASEAN AeroAcademy designed to be certified professional, accredited avia-

tion training school, in order to fulfil the Indonesia’s rapid growing aviation
industry, with qualified, professional human resources and globally accepted
in the industries be based on IATA advanced and mature aerospace techno-
logical know-how.

The academy to open collaborating and strategic alliance with major airline
and airport training school worldwide, and or mature aviation training center
for our system facilitating supports.

Pieter Canny, MBA., CPA

Chairman.

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 WHAT
CAN I STUDY
leaving the antiquated
methods of learning and
practices
—
making learning collaborative
and interactive. creating im-
mersive lessons that are fun
and engaging for the student.
Capability of bringing the outside
world into the classroom
School of Aviation Studies
DIPLOMA IN:
International Airline Cabin
Crew (ACC)
International Aviation Security
(AvSec)
Airport Ground Operations
(AGO)
School of Logistics Studies
DIPLOMA IN:
Air Cargo Management (ACM)
Cargo Business Intelligence
(CBI)
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Prospective
new student
intake
B2C (Personal Account):
Fresh SMA, or D-1,2,3 graduate, as a personal.
B2B (Corporate Account):
Corporate officers, Central/Provincial, City
and Regency Government Transportation
officer, State owned company officer (Airlines,
Airports, Cargo logistics, Supply chain related
industries), others supporting aviation related
.industries
IATA Training Diplomas provide
industry recognized qualification
that can help student stand out
from the crowd!
bringing the outside world
into the classroom
The academy program comprises 4 key Program of
Internship &
Study, 2 semester/year (Fall Spring Semester), with Internship has been one of the primary pillars in ASEAN
diploma program. AeroAcademy, and as a tool for the students to develop
Career Center
their employability skills and market their competencies to
BOOST YOUR CAREER & EMPLOYABLILTY the potential aviation industry globally. One of the goals of
the programhelp students get hired before they graduate
School of Tourism Studies School of Airline Pilot
DIPLOMA IN: Professional Pilot (PPI)
Digital Travel Operations This is feasible as they will get involved in work
(DTO)
projects for an extensive duration, showcase
their knowledge and skills, and grow professional
Entrepreneur Tourism
Business (ETB) network. The program is also meant to be a linkage
between industry and ASEAN AeroAcademy, that
can benefit both parties
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 INDUSTRY
PARTNERS Leadership
DR. AGUS CANNY, M.A., M.SC.
A management team with
decades of practical
experiences

BUDY ODANG, B.SC., M.SC.

PRESIDENT/CEO DIRECTOR,
PARTNERSHIP &
IATA, the International Air Transport Association
(IATA) is an international trade association for the
STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
world’s airlines, established in 1945 with 57 founding
members. Today, IATA represents more than 290 air-
lines in 117 countries, comprising 83% of scheduled
international air traffic. Its mission is, “to represent,
lead and serve the airline industry.”

PATA Indonesia, the Pacific Asia of Tourism Associa- YANTI HIRLAN DRS. NANANG ABDUL GANI.
tion, founded in 1951, the Pacific Asia Travel Associa- DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, ADMISSION
tion (PATA) is a not-for profit association that is ACADEMIC & CENTER
internationally acclaimed for acting as a catalyst for
LEARNING CENTER
the responsible development of travel and tourism
to, from and within the Asia Pacific region.

ASITA, the Association of Indonesia Travel Agents.

DO THANH TUNG RONALD, B.SC., MBA

REGIONAL VICE

Collaboration and becoming a hub-partnership with worldwide PRESIDENT, VIETNAM

Jeppesen Boeing, Airbus Aviation Training school

and other leading world aviation training school representative

DION DONOVAN, MBA., MAFIS. VALERIE GAGE, MBA., PCM., CPC.

REGIONAL VICE REGIONAL VICE
PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, USA
CANADA

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 Corporate Office
JL. Bintaro-3 Utama No. AC/9, Bintaro Jaya, Sector III,
Jakarta Selatan 12330, INDONESIA| Tel: + 62 21 735 3781
www.asean-aeroacademy.ac.id | Email: info@asean-aeroacademy.ac.id

Aviation Campus:
Prakarya International Education Center | JL. Inhoftank No. 146, Tegalega,
Bandung 40243, INDONESIA | Tel: + 62 22 520 4537

Contact
Budy Odang, B.Sc., M.Sc.
Director, Partnership & Strategic Alliances

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