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Dr. R. Basibal , Apollo Hospitals Group
Executive President Healthcare
A healthier future for India

Saad Al Qassim, Mohammad Abdul Aziz Al Rajhi and Sons Company
EVP Finance and Administration
The relationship and communications between the board and the CFO

Huseyin Erkan, Istanbul Stock Exchange
Chairman & CEO
Role of the capital markets on fund raising for companies

Dr. Kiran Bedi, Indian Police Service
India's first and highest ranking women, Indian Police Service
An inspirational talk with Dr. Kiran Bedi

Andrew Herdman, Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA)
Director General
Asia Pacific aviation: Brighter skies ahead

2008 - Global Airport Expansion

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Global Airport Expansion 2008, Sheraton Hotel, Warsaw, 27 – 29 April, 2008.

Global Airport Expansion 2008 gathered up to up to 200 senior-level airport executives to source airport solutions, network and attend a cutting-edge conference led by industry specialists.

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Airport Security in a Modern World

Thomas Bonsaint, Director, Airport Security Programs, Raytheon

Keeping a Step Ahead of Dynamic Passenger Traffic Growth – Investment Program vs. Marketing Strategy

Michal Jaworsk, Member of the Board, Krakow Airport

Developing a Major Existing Airport System

Colin Smith, Regional Director EMEASA, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

Expanding Europe’s Crowded Airports – Case Study: Heathrow

David Stewart, Assistant Director Airport Development, IATA, London (Heathrow) Airline Consultative Committee

Intelligent communication in ATC

Morten Gjersoe, Sales and Marketing Manager, JOTRON

LFV Group ABC-model. Business model for small and medium sized Airports

Olle Sundin, Managing Director, LFV Airports

Capacity Crunch - A German View.

Thilo Schmidt, Director General of Civil Aviation, Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing, Germany

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Supply Chain and Logistic Management

New Developments in Supply Chain and Logistics Management in the Aviation Industry

Low Budget Aviation Growth

Global Low Budget Aviation Growth Trends

Airport enlargement a building and new technology approach

The growth in the travel industry demands reengineering aging infrastructure and facilities at airports all over the world. By 2010, the focus will be on airport capacity and to meet this demand carriers are increasing their fleets. Airports in all the major cities of the world have recently finished or are nearing completion of projects involving upgrades and enlargement of their facilities.

Capacity Crunch – Airports

Keeping a step ahead of Dynamic passenger traffic growth - Investment program vs. Marketing strategy

Global Airport Investment

Investment and Infrastructure Analysis on Worldwide Aviation Growth

Top 10 global airports

This paper analyses the best airports in the world based on crucial parameters such as cargo and passenger figures size, infrastructure, security and immigration, airlines they serve as a hub for, business and leisure amenities for travelers.

Green supply chain in aviation industry

Green Supply Chain Best Practices in the Aviation Industry

Raisng Profits: Regional Development through Airport Infrastructure

The global economic downturn may well turn out to be the worst that most people alive today have experienced. But it is likely to prove only a short hiatus in the long-term growth of the airline industry and the next 20 years will see unprecedented opportunities associated with the expansion of the airports that serve that industry and the regions where the airports are build. In an increasing global economy regional integration through airport hub establishment under private management can be key to an increasingly booming industry in the region itself

Airport Privatization and the Economic Crisis

Worldwide, budgetary constraints and rising pressure to finance high-priority public services are leading to increasing concerns related to the funding of airport infrastructure and at the same time airports are now being recognized as potential profit-making enterprises and opportunities offered by the private sector. To guarantee profit making new airport entities or changed airport approaches the key word seems to be privatization.

Airport Privatization: A Customer Centric Approach to Domestic Airports

Worldwide, budgetary constraints and rising pressure to finance high-priority public services are leading to increased concerns related to the funding of airport infrastructure and at the same time airports are now being recognized as potential profit-making enterprises and opportunities offered by the private sector. To guarantee a successful privatization customer - centric development is in short constructing and managing airports on customer demand is key to the success of the privatization process.

Raising Profit for Domestic Airports: A Middle Eastern Case Study

Worldwide, budgetary constraints and rising pressure to finance high-priority public services are leading to increasing concerns related to the funding of airport infrastructure and at the same time airports are now being recognized as potential profit-making enterprises and opportunities offered by the private sector. To guarantee profit making for new airport entities with new airport management approaches, the key word seems to be privatization. The following points will show how the Middle East addresses the arising need for privatization in the aviation industry.