The opinion of our teachers

It is both an honor and a privilege for me to be here today at the graduation ceremony of ITAérea, a center specialized in training the future managerial leaders of the air navigation and air transport sectors.
Today, air transport is undergoing significant paradigm shifts — in service provision, the way we fly, and the increasing need for highly specialized professional profiles — all of which make education a vital element. I believe that initiatives like ITAérea, through the master’s degrees and training it offers, represent an excellent platform and a clear vector for preparing the future managers of air navigation.
At ENAIRE, as an air navigation service provider, we are proud to be part of this “Marca España,” by promoting and contributing to the development of top-level professionals who enable the continued growth of air transport with highly specialized personnel.

I am very proud to be part of the great academic family of ITAérea, and I would like to thank them for the excellence of the training they provide to all future professionals in the world of aviation.

Air transport is expected to grow 2.5 times by the year 2052. That’s why we need to train and prepare people to work in this industry—an industry that drives economic and social development in every region where it operates. We are talking about an industry that not only includes air transportation but also encompasses the entire tourism sector and all the activities that generate income and benefits for many countries, as well as opportunities and hope for countless people in need. We are working with determination to ensure these benefits reach the entire industry, and to inspire more young people to be drawn to this wonderful sector that we are all so passionate about.

Training is essential in aeronautics, because we face challenges that we will hardly be able to overcome unless we have the best professionals. In this regard, ITAérea is a school committed to excellence, and that is why I’m so pleased that institutions like this exist in Spain. It truly makes us proud to be part of a growing community—one that takes pride in air transport and that, without a doubt, I’m confident will continue to train outstanding professionals and the future leaders of aviation.

“Some of these schools are almost as large as the generalist first-level schools. For instance, ITAérea operates through six offices in Spain and other six abroad.”

“One of the most interesting and attractive elements provided without a doubt by the MGDA is the clear intention to bring closer the academic and the corporate spheres.”

“I would highlight the didactical purpose transmitted by ITAérea’s staff and their interest in quality training is perceived from the very first contact.”

“I would have loved if back in the day I could have studied a master like the MGDA, which is a unique opportunity to learn firsthand about the main challenges facing the industry.”