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Airport Development and Environment Conference
Delivered in partnership by ACI EUROPE and ACI Asia-Pacific, Amsterdam RAI, November 26-28th
Sponsored by EC Harris
Conference Theme Announced:
"Airport 2020: Sustainable approaches to achieving the airport of tomorrow"
The Airport Development conference stream will deliver case studies on broad development strategy covering everything from real estate to environment to new facilities, to help our audience effectively plan how it should develop and manage its facilities in the years to come.
Last year Giulio de Metrio, Chief Operating Officer and Deputy CEO, Milan Malpensa gave a fascinating presentation on SEA's development strategy to meet the needs of legacy, LCCs and alliances
Tuesday 27 November 2012
09.00 – 10.00
Keynote Arena
Keynote Addresses in main hall for all conference delegates
Further to the success of its introduction in Abu Dhabi the Keynote Arena will return to Amsterdam, and we have set aside a large conference room at the RAI where over two conference days a number of the air-transport sector's most influential figures will deliver keynote addresses relating to our theme of "Airports 2020", as well as the latest developments, strategies and lessons learned across their businesses.
Welcome Addresses:
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Jos Nijhuis,
CEO,
Schiphol - Eberhard van der Laan,
Mayor of Amsterdam
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Olivier Jankovec,
Director General,
ACI EUROPE -
Patti Chau,
Regional Director,
ACI ASIA-PACIFIC
Putting the consumer first – Understanding the needs of the passenger, and the role of technology in meeting them
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Sean Carney,
Chief Design Officer,
Philips
10.00 - 11.00 - Official Exhibition Opening and Coffee Break
11.00 - 11.30
Opening Session
Welcome Address:
- Morgan Foulkes,
Director of Policy,
ACI EUROPE
Keynote Address
Inspiration from the NGO behind the world's first intercontinental flight in a solar-powered plane.
Bertrand Piccard,
President,
Solar Impulse
11.30 – 13.00
First Working Session
Case Studies on the latest airport developments and future proofing strategies
Chairman:
- Ad Rutten,
EVP & COO,
Schiphol Group
From securing funding to delivery - Getting an airport system ready for the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship in Poland
Michal Marzec,
Chief Executive Officer,
Warsaw Chopin Airport - Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL)
Vision 2020 – Vienna Airport on its way to the future
Julian Jäger,
COO/Member of the management Board,
Vienna International Airport
Experiences from Qatar and plans for the new Doha International Airport
Sunil Gomes,
VP Commercial,
Doha International Airport
13.00 – 14.15 - Networking Lunch on the exhibition floor
14.15 – 15.45
Joint Session
Second Working Session
What should the airport of 2020 look like and how should it be built?
Joint session with the FTE Europe conference
Panel session where after a scene setting presentation each presenter will deliver a ten-minute presentation. After all presentations have been heard the panel will debate the topics raised.
Chairman's Presentation:
Findings from the Fentress Global Challenge 2011: Airport of the Future
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Curtis Fentress,
FAIA,
RIBA Principal-in-Charge of Design,
Fentress Architects
Panellists:
Passenger focused airport facilities and research findings on the sustainable technologies and practices should be employed by airports in future
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Stewart Wingate,
CEO,
London Gatwick Airport
The airport of the future - A futurists perspective
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Rohit Talwar,
Global Futurist, CEO and Founder,
Fast Future Research
Impacts of new technologies on the airport of the future
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John Jarrell,
Head of Airport IT,
Amadeus IT Group S.A
15.45 - 16.30 - Coffee Break on the exhibition floor
16.30 – 17.30
Keynote Arena
Airport Future Planning Leaders Panel
Chairman:
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Declan Collier,
CEO, London City Airport,
and President, ACI EUROPE
Each speaker will give a 15 minute presentation on a specific topic incorporating their approach to forward planning in terms of facilities, operations, technologies investment, staff retention, commercial development etc. before joining a discussion amongst the panel about lessons learned, and recommended strategies for air transport stakeholders forward planning.
Panelists:
Preparing and managing Heathrow for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic Games
Andy Garner,
London 2012 Readiness Director,
BAA
How will the New Doha International Airport achieve its goals of setting new standards in airport and airline efficiency, passenger convenience and service performance?
Patrick Muller,
Executive Vice President,
Doha International Airport
Swedavia's key environmental target is the reduction of swedavia's carbon dioxide emissions to zero by 2020 - can this be achieved?
Torborg Chetkovich,
Group CEO,
Swedavia AB
End of Day
Wednesday 28 November 2012
09.00 – 10.00
Keynote Arena
Keynote Addresses in main hall for all conference delegates
The "new normal" - challenges facing tomorrows airports
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Michael Burns,
Corporate Finance Aviation leader,
PwC
How will Schiphol remain Europe's preferred airport in 2020 for airlines, passengers and stakeholders?
- Jos Nijhuis,
CEO,
Schiphol
10.00 – 10.45 - Coffee Break on the exhibition floor
10.45 - 12.45
Joint session
Third Working Session
Environmental Sustainability through Airport Operations
Joint session with the Airport Operations Conference
Chairman:
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Paul Willis,
Global Head of Aviation,
EC Harris
Delivering extensive airport expansion in Bangalore whilst simultaneously reducing carbon emissions
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Hari Kumar.P,
VP - Engineering & Maintenance,
Bangalore International Airport
SESAR has a local component regarding what ANSP's and airports are responsible for relating to air quality, noise etc. How significant is this and exactly what needs to be achieved? What environmental and business benefits can the airport operations plan bring for airport partners?
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Celia Alves Rodrigues,
Environmental Officer,
SESAR JU
Collaboration - Trials begin in 2013 on an electric green taxiing system (EGTS) powered by the aircraft's Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) which will allow aircraft to taxi without requiring the use of aircraft engines or a tug. Is this a viable long term option to reduce aviation's environmental footprint?
Frédéric Crancée,
VP Sales and Marketing, EGTS,
Messier - Bugatti - Dowty - SAFRAN
Richard Mueller,
Director Product Marketing,
Honeywell Aerospace-
Wido de Wilde,
First Officer B777 Electric Taxi Project Leader,
KLM Air Traffic Management
12.15 – 13.30 - Networking Lunch on the exhibition floor
Fourth Working Session
How will developments by airlines and aircraft manufacturers impact airport planning and what will the airport of the future become – a city in its own right, a shopping mall with runways or a simple walkway to pass through security to the plane?
Panel session where after a scene setting presentation each presenter will deliver a ten-minute presentation. After all presentations have been heard the panel will debate the topics raised.
Chairman:
Rohit Talwar,
Global Futurist, CEO and Founder,
Fast Future Research
Panellists:
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Pieter Cornelisse,
Head of Mainport Strategy,
KLM -
Karen Dix-Colony,
Lead Engineer – Airport Technology,
The Boeing Company - Matt Gorman,
Sustainability Director,
BAA
* Invited
