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The aviation industry directly provides jobs for over 180,000 people in the UK, and contributes some £10.2 billion to our gross domestic product. With the number of air passengers growing by 5% a year and the air freight market growing by 7%, the aviation industry is an important contributor to the UK economy. The Government is planning a long-term framework for the industry, looking ahead for the next 30 years. The aim is to ensure that the future of UK air transport is a safe and sustainable one. The Government is consulting on a wide range of aviation issues.
Key topics to be addressed include:
Predictions for the future shape of the industry
Airport expansion and terminal planning
Strategies for optimising commercial potential
Competition and liberalisation: challenges and opportunities
Looking towards the future shape of the air transport industry:
Implications for airports
Capacity: planning for the future
The impact of low-cost airlines on airports
The role of regional airports
AIRPORTS EXPANSION AND TERMINAL PLANNING
The challenges of a capital intensive industry in a difficult aviation market
Planning for increased capacity in an uncertain market
Recognising the growth potential of airport infrastructure
Developing and implementing strategies that balance short-terms imperatives with long term goals
Modelling techniques: understanding long-term investment planning
Realising the commercial potential of an airport
Balancing core and non-core revenue streams
Optimising operational efficiencies
A new airport management model: nurturing uniqueness with interdisciplinary skills
COMPETITION AND LIBERALISATION IN THE AIRPORTS SECTOR
What does competition within a liberalised market mean for airports?
Privatisation and liberalisation in Europe
Approaches to airport ownership post privatisation
Creating a beneficial market in airport slots
Previous Delegates to SMi Aviation conferences include;
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad , A B N Amro Corporate Finance Ltd, Pricewaterhousecoopers, Changi International Airport Services, Airports Authority of Thailand, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Worldwide Flight Services, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Beijing Airport Ltd, British Airways, FR Aviation Ltd, Monarch Airlines, Signature Aircraft Engineering
Airport Finance and Infrastructure is currently in production and the full programme will be available shortly. To receive the full programme please select ‘more information’ and this will be sent to you as soon as it is completed. Delegate Bookings are being taken NOW so register your attendance TODAY to guarantee your place at this important event.
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