MARK YOUR CALENDAR: CAPA invites you to attend Airlines in Transition, 19/20 April 2012
CAPA invites Members and other key industry executives to register for the unique Airlines in Transition (AIT) CEO Summit, to be held in Istanbul from 19-20 April 2012.
Taking place at a former Ottoman palace - The Ciragan Kempinski - this outstanding event will be the largest ever joint gathering of low-cost and full service airline CEOs, meeting in a panel discussion only format, with no presentations.
The purpose: to review the critical issue of how different airline models can work together more effectively, as the lines between them become blurred.
Airline CEOs from around the world will form the panels, with discussion to be led by eminent Thought Leaders Jeffrey Shane, Rigas Doganis, Nawal Taneja, Michael E Levine and Dermot Mannion.
- Airlines in Transition (AIT) CEO Summit to be held in Istanbul from 19-20 April 2012.
- Largest ever joint gathering of low-cost and full-service airline CEOs.
- Panel discussion format with no presentations.
- Focus on how different airline models can work together effectively.
- Eminent Thought Leaders leading the discussions.
- Critical industry issues to be addressed include convergence of airline models, liberalization, IT solutions, roles of airports and travel industry, effectiveness of dual brands and low-cost subsidiaries, and regional variations.
Please visit AirlinesinTransition.com for the agenda and speaker list and to pre-register to attend.
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CEO speakers confirmed to date (more coming shortly!)
Critical industry issues addressed:➔ The convergence of LCC, hybrid and full service models in different regions ➔ The course of liberalisation, mergers and acquisitions and the role of global alliances ➔ How IT solutions are opening up new avenues for operations and cooperation between full service and low-cost airlines ➔ The roles for airports and the travel industry in this environment ➔ The effectiveness of dual brands and low-cost subsidiaries in this process ➔ Regional variations and the impact of the rise of Asia on global aviation Who should attend?Airlines, airports, IT companies, travel distribution providers, OEMs, consultants, airline suppliers. REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SOON! You can pre-register your interest today at AirlinesinTransition.com
For further information Please contact Susan Tran |
