Business and Corporate Aviation Management, Second Edition

With 40 years of aviation, I should have obtain a book like this when I started. Excellent documentation and very thorough, Thanks John J. Sheehan.

Great overview for those interested in corporate aviation and the business aspects of managing a corporate flight department.

Bought this for my university class and has some good information for those seeking aviation management. Does not have everything you need to know but it starts off well.

Great book

Excellent resource, very good, near perfect condition...would buy from again. Thank you.

Needed for class

Review of Business and Corporate Aviation Management Business and Corporate Aviation Management is a solid reference for aspiring aviation managers and corporate executives alike. This second edition has been published in a more readable format, text size as well as chapter referencing. The author has updated essential information focused on the principles of business aviation management. This reviewer especially enjoyed Chapter 8, Safety. Emphasis on the principals and essential elements of SMS are clearly outlined and easily understood. Current business aviation managers will find Business and Corporate Aviation Management to be a well-constructed reinforcement of industry best practices and management principles. For the corporate executive seeking validation of the need for professional management of their aviation assets, the book provides a building block approach outlining the business case for the integration of a corporate aviation flight department. Every aspect of this 2nd edition is an enhancement of the 1st, published in 2003 and generally considered to be the "bible" of business aviation management. This reviewer highly recommends Business and Corporate Aviation Management, Second Edition as an addition to any aviation library. Jim Cannon ISBAO Program Director

The book really takes you through the whole flight department and provides excellent guidance and thinking to any flight operations managers. I use it regularly as a reference and have highlighted and tabbed many sections for continuous use. It may be a bit of a dry read, therefore I skimmed some areas and highlighted areas that were of particular importance to me. But I can assure all those interested, that this book will provide excellent perspective and provide valuable future reference.