Airport
Executive Leadership
Overview
The airline industry operates amid constant challenges that include global security concerns, the implementation of evolving technologies and shifting consumer priorities. The Airport Executive Leadership Program, developed in partnership with Airports Council International (ACI), is designed to equip senior airport professionals with the strategic insight and leadership acumen this complex environment demands. Through a blend of real-world case studies and collaborative learning, you'll engage with seasoned industry experts and join a global network of airport executives committed to shaping the future of aviation.
Details
Format |
In person and online |
Fee |
$7,020 to $7,955 USD |
In-person locations |
ACI World Head Office & the John Molson School of Business |
Language |
English |
Accreditation |
Certificate co-signed by John Molson School of Business and Airports Council International |
Start date |
July 13, 2026 |
Who should attend
- Airport executives preparing for CEO, deputy CEO, or senior leadership roles
- Directors and senior managers overseeing multiple business areas or major strategic initiatives in aviation
- Professionals responsible for airport governance, stakeholder engagement, or long-term development planning
- Aviation leaders looking to deepen their global perspective and expand their decision-making influence
Key takeaways
- Refine your executive leadership capabilities in airport environments
- Explore global best practices in airport governance, planning, and organizational performance
- Strengthen your ability to align airport strategy with political, social, and economic forces
- Enhance stakeholder engagement and lead collaborative, high-impact initiatives
- Join a peer network of senior airport professionals committed to innovation and long-term success
Course structure
The course unfolds over 12 weeks, combining online learning with one week of in-person classes in Montreal, Canada. These sessions are designed to simulate the executive environment and foster high-level peer dialogue. Participants complete applied assignments, case analyses, and interactive discussions to support practical learning.
Dates and fees
Dates
- July 13–September 18, 2026
Includes one week of in-person classes in Montreal (August 9–13, 2026)
Cost
The program fee covers tuition, program materials and the e-certificate.
- Regular fee: $7,955 USD
- Fee for countries that are ACI members or World Business Partners: $7,170 USD
- Fee for members of Least developed countries member price: $7,020 USD
