Aviation in British Columbia Canada

Aviation in B.C
Outline
Introduction
A. Aviation ( Definition, relevance of aviation to geography)
B. Major sectors affiliated with Aviation
C. Aviation in B.C
D. Impact of Aviation on the economy of B.C
E. Effect of Aviation on the climate of B.C
F. Discussion
G. Conclusion
H. References
A. Aviation
i) Definition
ii) aviation to geography

B. Major sectors affiliated with Aviation
i) Tourism
ii) Business
iii) Social
iv) Education

C. Aviation in B.C
i) An aviation strategy for British Columbia
ii) B.C. Air Access Program

D. Impact of Aviation on the economy of B.C

E. Effect of Aviation on the climate of B.C
i) Basics of Meteorology
ii) Weather Hazards to Aviation
iii) Weather Patterns of British Columbia
iv) Seasonal Weather and Local Effects

F. Discussion
i) Future of Aviation in B.C
ii) Impact on Climate Change
iii) Recommendation for Future Research

G. Conclusion
(i) Restate topic
(ii) Summarize three main points

H. References
For the Intro, you need to set the scene – which it looks like you’re doing. BC and its geography and demographics, what is involved in the aviation industry (why is it needed and growing in BC), and then the ‘however, climate change may affect the future of aviation in BC’ type statement to help introduce the other main component of the paper. Some stats can be presented in the intro but not too many – just enough to help the reader understand and appreciate the importance of your topic.
Further stats and depth can come in during the background and other sections in the main body. Make sure to include the main drivers for aviation (i.e. what enables aviation, what are the reasons for aviation use and expansion) – this could be population, expansive geographic extents in Canada that require a plane, infrastructural preferences for aviation (instead of a car, boat, or rail), and more if needed.
Your outline looks really good and I’m excited to read more! Good work, and please let me know if you want to discuss your paper further.