World Class Airports 2011

Airports are the most utilised international and regional gateways for many economies, connecting countries and regions for greater economic development. The growing diversification of airports revenue sources is an indicator of the evolving integration between government bodies, airport operators and airlines.

Airports across the world are seeking to limit their reliance on aeronautical revenues and to increase share of non aeronautical revenues. As a result, the market is witnessing greater focus on commercial revenues from retailing, advertisements, and ground transport and property development. Airport operators will need to demonstrate key competencies in core areas such as technical operations, facilities management, safety and security as well as the management of traditional airport activities. Future development of the industry will be determined by an enhanced commercial approach and critical growth of investment expenditure. Airport operators would do well to enhance process efficiencies and working closely with airlines to create a progressive partnership where a win-win situation is achieved.

The World Class Airports 2011 by marcus evans will aim to provide interactive platform to address the key issues faced by airports all over the world. This conference, set to take place along with World Class Airlines will further revolutionise the many changing facets of aviation industry. Seize this opportunity to hear from top aviation experts, discussing and examining various issues of current and future trends of airport management and operations.