About the Journal

Aviation Management Review (AMR) is a journal dedicated to research and informed discussion on aviation management, operations and policy. It provides a forum for connecting academic knowledge with the challenges and opportunities facing the aviation sector.

The journal aims to bring together researchers, educators, aviation professionals and policymakers. Its focus is on work that develops understanding, supports sound decision-making and contributes to the responsible development of aviation.

Aims and Scope

AMR welcomes contributions addressing the management, economic, organisational and policy dimensions of aviation. Relevant areas include:

• Airline management, strategy and business models
• Airport management, planning and service quality
• Aviation operations, logistics and air cargo
• Aviation economics, finance and market development
• Safety management, organisational culture and human factors
• Aviation governance, regulation and public policy
• Sustainability, environmental management and sector resilience
• Digital transformation, innovation and data-informed decision-making
• Aviation education, workforce development and leadership
• Passenger experience, accessibility and stakeholder relationships

The journal encourages interdisciplinary perspectives and welcomes research examining aviation at local, regional and international levels. Contributions should clearly explain their relevance to aviation management, operations or policy.