A-Levels for airline/airport/air traffic management, planning, operations, logistics

Would Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics be enough? I'm mainly looking at Coventry Uni's Aviation Management BSc, which has entry requirements of BBC with no specified required or preferred subjects.
(Incidentally, I don't want to do mathematics, physics, engineering, etc. degrees. Obviously I don't mind the content—just would rather avoid those as degrees)
Initially I was set on doing all of mathematics, further mathematics, physics, geography, and economics, but I reckon I'd be fine self-studying the latter two.
I would be next likeliest to take sociology, history, religious studies, and/or a foreign language or two, but I figured could live with self-studying those as well.
No interest in chemistry, biology, computer science, politics, philosophy, psychology, law, English literature, design technology, art, music, etc.

Do you have gcse predicted grades?
You’ll need at least an 8 to be doing further maths really from what i know and you’ll want to be sure that you can handle the level of maths in these courses if you’re doing double maths and physics with no fourth (which is fine but means if fm is too hard you wont be able to drop it and fall back on a fourth subject).
If these courses allow you to get onto the uni course you’re aiming for and they are subjects you’ll enjoy then they are a great choice. I do both maths and physics (chose to do an epq rather than fm) and would recommend them if you enjoyed the harder topics of gcse maths; you would like to learn more about why methods for questions work; and you’re interested in deepening your understanding of concepts in physics. Happy to answer questions on how im finding those courses if you’d like.
Hope this helps and happy to try and answer any further questions if you have them. Best of luck with your GCSEs!

I can't help much with your decision, but I wouldn't recommend studying 5 A levels, most people do 3 and some do 4. Doing a fifth will require huge amounts of work both teaching yourself and revising the content on top of 4 other subjects. You could really hurt your grades by doing that. I'd advise against doing it, only do it if you've got a really good reason. Sorry I couldn't help you choose which subjects though.

Thank you! Yes, I'm predicted 99 in additional maths and physics, 88888 in Eng lang, history, geography, Spanish, and German, 77 in chemistry and biology, and 6 in Eng lit.
I was thinking of doing an EPQ on a topic surrounding my intended degree, so it's good to hear from someone who's taken that option. I'd like to hear more about your experiences if you don't mind. Incidentally, which degree are you planning on doing?
Good luck on your A-Levels!