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Abu Dhabi Airports Company
Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) is the operator of Abu Dhabi’s five airports including Abu Dhabi and Al Ain International Airports. With a fast growing dynamic economy, Abu Dhabi is undergoing massive economic transformation and is developing into a leading destination for commerce, industry and leisure, and as a result, registering strong and sustained traffic growth through Abu Dhabi’s airports. As Abu Dhabi will be hosting the 18th World Route Development Forum in 2012, the city looks forward to welcoming the aviation community and showcasing to you all the ambitious plans currently underway.
Aena Aeropuertos
Aena Airports is the world’s leading airport operator, in passenger terms with over 200 million. It manages 47 airports and 2 heliports in Spain and participates in the management of another 27 airports around the world. Aena Airports is a corporate leader in the management of airport services. We offer our clients and users comprehensive, effective and top-quality services, modern and functional airports, that feature the latest technologies, and competitive costs. Do not hesitate to contact the Marketing Team of Aena Aeropuertos, in order to find new opportunities in the Spanish market.
Aeroporti di Roma Contact: Raffaele Pasquini Head of Airport Marketing AEROPORTI DI ROMA SpA Via dell'Aeroporto di Fiumicino, 320 00054 - Fiumicino (Roma) Ph: +39/06/65955345 Mob: +39/334/6506486 Fax: +39/06/65953776 E-mail: [email protected]
Aeroporti di Roma is the managing Company of the most important Italian airport system, including the two complementary airports of Rome FCO “Leonardo da Vinci” & CIA “G.B. Pastine”. During year 2011, FCO and CIA airports have together welcomed more than 42 Million passengers (+4% vs. 2010), recording more than 383.000 aircraft movements: with no doubts, these figures place Rome within the major European airport systems. During last years ADR showed one of the best performance among its European competitors, with a 2010-2011 CAGR of 5%. Rome FCO is the main Italian hub and is primarily dedicated to airlines operating scheduled services on domestic, international and intercontinental
routes: during 2011, more than 100 Carriers chose to fly from FCO airport making available direct connections to more than 190 destinations. The airport results to be the real Italian link between the domestic and the international markets: approximately 400 daily domestic flights connecting 30 Italian destinations make FCO the perfect airport to ensure the best possible “feeding activity” for long haul flights. In year 2011 Aeroporti di Roma celebrated the 50th anniversary of the “Leonardo da Vinci airport”, a story of ongoing successes confirmed by the recent start-up of A380 daily operation by Emirates as well as the new route to Bahrain operated by Gulf Air. During last year, other new intercontinental routes have been launched from FCO by Alitalia to Beijing and Rio de Janeiro and by China Eastern Airlines to Shanghai. Not to forget the development of Qatar Airways that increased its weekly frequencies up to a double daily flight on Rome FCO – Doha. ADR is constantly focused on traffic development: all carriers interested in adding Rome into their own network will find in our airport the ideal environment where to successfully operate and develop the business. Discover more at : www.adr.it > business > route development
Aéroports de Paris Mr. Hugues Potart Head of Network Development Tel.: +33 1 43 35 70 39 Fax: +33 1 43 35 73 20 Email: [email protected] 291 bd Raspail 75675 Paris Cedex 14 France Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport : Mrs. Anne-Cécile Gibault Development & Airline Relations Tel: +33 1 48 62 01 32 Email: [email protected] Mr. Olivier Phalippou Traffic & Capacity Analysis Manager Tel : +33 1 48 62 22 24 Email : [email protected] Paris-Orly Airport : Mrs. Emmanuelle TRITZ Development & Airline Relations Tel: +33 1 70 03 66 35 Email: [email protected]
In 2011, Aeroports de Paris Group had handled 88.1 million passengers : 61 million passengers for Paris-Charles de Gaulle and 27.1 million for Paris-Orly. Aeroports de Paris is the European leader for cargo and mail. Aéroports de Paris builds, develops and manages airports including Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Paris-Orly (ORY) and Paris-Le Bourget (LBG). For the past three years, Aeroports de Paris has been multiplying the innovative initiatives and services to make of Paris the main gateway to Europe. Aéroports de Paris accommodates nearly 189 airlines, including the main carriers of the airline industry.
AIMS Inc.
AIMS Inc. is one of the world's leading Airline Software Suppliers dedicated solely to the development and support of Commercial Planning, Crew Management and Operations Control Systems. With a presence in over 40 countries worldwide, AIMS is a proven and established leader in its field, seamlessly accommodating over 100 airlines with innovative and technologically advanced Airline Information Management Solutions.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
Ancona Airport Aerdorica S.p.A (Management, handling and refuelling agent) Ancona Falconara Airport Piazzale Sordoni 60015 Falconara M.ma (AN) Italy tel. +39 071 2827212 fax. +39 071 2070096 Contact: Monica Bruzzese e mail: [email protected] website: www.aeroportomarche.com
Ancona Airport is on the Italian Adriatic coast and its position provide a perfect location for a centre with multi-transport facilities. Ancona Airport has recently been remodernized making it a modern focus for Marche and neighbouring regions for the development of tourism and industry in Europe. Aerdorica mission is focusing on customers’ needs and security, increasing the development of Airport facilities to offer safe and comfortable transfer to passengers and airlines, achieving improvements in quality processes and services thus promoting the growth of Marche Airport System. Main Aerdorica Management activities are handling services and management of Airport operations.
anna.aero | The Route Shop
Anna.aero is the world’s leading online provider of air service development news and exclusive analyses that is totally free to view and has over 65,000 visitors per month. The Route Shop part of anna.aero is the leading online platform for airports to market route opportunities to the world’s airlines along with the key facts and information to support them! With over 250 airports using the platform it has become a leading source of information for airline route developers worldwide.
APM Technologies SA
Athens International Airport
Established leaders in the field of airport marketing and route development. One of the fastest growing large airports in Europe, having attracted more than 55 new airlines during the last 10 years. We view carriers as partners and strive to fulfill the role of “airline consultants”, both in our daily interaction and in our long-term commitment to making their operations successful. Our continuously enhanced range of products and services, signed by the strong brand statement “We Deliver” is based on a customer-oriented approach and designed to cater for each airline’s particular needs. Recognised from airlines with seven consecutive Airport Marketing awards.
Beontra An der RaumFabrik 10 76227 Karlsruhe Germany Phone: +49 (0) 721 4848 60 Fax: +49 (0) 721 4848 611 Contact: Christian Roth E‐mail: [email protected]
Website: www.beontra.com
The brand BEONTRA has been created derived from the terms “be on track” as well as “beyond traffic”. Our vision is to provide integrated corporate planning solutions for infrastructure providers enabling our clients to plan for the future, optimize processes and support operational, tactical and strategic business decision covering all aspects of corporate life. Founded in 2001 and acting as Symbios between 2001 and 2012, BEONTRA’s team and industry knowledge has been continuously expanded. We develop our systems in a close partnership with our clients. Regular system releases guarantee our clients participating in the continuous improvement of our products.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport 12521 Berlin Phone #: +49 30 6091 70711 Fax #: +49 30 6091 70701 Contact: Simon R. Miller E‐mail: [email protected]
Website: www.berlin-airport.de
When Berlin Brandenburg Airport opens on 17 March 2013, all air traffic in Germany’s capital region will be concentrated in the south-east of Berlin. The new airport will be designated the IATA code BER – the three trademark letters of the new airport. As of 2013, BER will secure the air traffic infrastructure for the Berlin-Brandenburg region and thus replace the existing airport system. More than 24 million passengers travelled through the existing facilities in 2011.
Birmingham Airport is the UK’s second largest
Birmingham Airport Birmingham B26 3QJ Phone #: +44 (0) 844 576 6000 Fax #: +44 (0) 121 782 8802 Contact: Martyn Lloyd Email: [email protected] Website: www.birminghamairport.co.uk
airport outside London for international traffic handling 9 million passengers per year. Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK with 10 million people within our catchment. £200 million has been invested in new facilities including a new security area, World Duty Free store, new Air Traffic Control tower and runway extension to 3150m. This will be completed in 2014 allowing direct flights to the Far East and the west coast of the United States. Birmingham Airport is keen to incentivise new services that provide passengers with a wider choice of destination.
Bologna Airport (BLQ) Antonello Bonolis Aviation Business Director Francesco Casciari Network Manager Via Triumvirato 84 40132 Bologna ITALY Tel.: +39 051 647 9693 Fax: +39 051 647 9731 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bologna-airport.it
Booth 60 Bologna Airport had 5.9 million passengers in 2011. BLQ is located in one of the most advanced regions with nearly the highest social/economic standards in Italy. The main features of its location are: » Bologna Airport is in the real centre of the railway and highway system of Italy. » A general welfare due to very high family revenue and the highest standard of life in Italy, (unemployment rate, is one of the lowest in Italy). » The highest concentration of medium size companies in Italy which drive the local economic development and the export. » It is close to the major Italian leisure destinations (Venice, Florence, Milan, Rimini).
Bordeaux Airport
At the heart of Europe’s “laser valley”, Bordeaux is turned towards new technologies and fast-growing
Cidex 40 33700 Mérignac France Tel: +33 5 56 34 50 40 Fax: +33 5 56 34 50 47 Contacts: Catherine Caraglio Routes Manager Email: [email protected] Website: www.bordeaux.aeroport.fr Jean Luc Poiroux Development Manager Email: [email protected]
sectors such as molecular and medical sciences, space research and aeronautics. In a world-renowned wine region and close to a fantastic ocean front, Bordeaux City is also part of UNESCO world heritage Sites. With well-balanced inbound and outbound passenger flows, Bordeaux Airport (BOD) attracts both, legacy and low-cost carriers to the South West of France, a region rich in culture, heritage and business opportunities. Since the opening of its new purpose built low cost terminal billi (abbreviation for “Bordeaux illico” meaning “Bordeaux straightaway”), Bordeaux Airport is even more accessible to a wider range of travellers and can offer Low costs airlines facilities adapted to their specifications. In 2011 and for the second consecutive year, growth at Bordeaux Airport placed it in the lead of the main French airports; In 2010 the global passenger increase was over 10,3%; in 2011 it hit a yearly record growth of 12,4% , reaching 4 117 302 passengers. Both on point to point and via its main connecting Hubs - which also enjoyed tremendous growth- the activity and the results of Bordeaux airport were widely driven by International traffic (+15,20%). In line with these results, outlaying the reactivity of Bordeaux‘s local economy, the number of Business passenger travellers showed an overall increase on all segments of activities, Domestic and international likewise.
Brussels Airport
Brussels is the Capital of Europe; it is both politically and economically at the Heart of the European Union. In 2011 Brussels Airport welcomed almost 19 million passengers, signifying a growth of close to 10%. 80 airlines operate from the 3 non-congested runways, generating more than 220,000 movements per year. More than 750,000 tonnes of flown and trucked cargo pass through Brussels Airport, making it the 6th largest cargo airport in Europe, (excluding the 3 integrator hubs). Brussels Airport realized a record growth in passenger numbers of 9.3% in 2011, the 3rd highest among our peer group of airports. Especially transfer growth reached new heights with an increase of 30%. In 2011-2012 8 new airlines commence flights to Brussels, while in total 16 new airlines started operations between 2006 and 2010. 20 new destinations are opened in 2011 (11) and 2012 (9 – Cork, Ohrid, Skopje, Ponta Delgada, Larnaca, Fez, Gazipasa, Gdansk & Rabat). With almost 20 million people living within one and a half hour’s drive, the airport has a wide catchment area
incorporating the south of the Netherlands and the north-eastern part of France. Five out of six passengers are O&D, highlighting the strength of the Brussels Airport catchment. Passengers using Brussels Airport have a very broad profile, underpinned by high-yield business travel from political institutions such as the EU and NATO, and major multinationals based in and around the city and the wider catchment. The densely populated catchment, and in particular the large expatriate communities, also provide a significant leisure and VFR market. As the gateway to the Capital of Europe, Brussels Airport is more than pleased to Welcome you to Europe.
Budapest Airport
Budapest Airport handled 8.2 million passengers, served 97 destinations by 33 airlines in 2010 and is on track to receive in excess of 8.7 million passengers during 2011. The first seven months of this year have seen passenger figures increase by an average of 10.5% compared with average European passenger growth of 9.1%. Record passenger numbers were reported in both May and July. In July 2011, Budapest Airport handled over 950,000 passengers making it the strongest ever July on record. In addition to passenger traffic, the number of aircraft movements has also increased. Budapest Airport registered more aircraft in July than in the same period last year with a total of 10,688 takeoffs and landings averaging almost 350 movements per day. In the last 12 months, Budapest Airport has significantly expanded and developed its route network with 13 new air services introduced. Recently voted overall winner of the 2011 Routes Europe Airport Marketing Award, Budapest Airport is now on course to be the most successful airport in Central and Eastern Europe in terms of passenger growth, service quality and operational efficiency.
Catania Airport
Centre for Aviation (CAPA)
Changi Airport Group (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Cologne Bonn Airport Heinrich-Steinmann-Str. 12 51147 Cologne Germany Phone: +49 2203 40 4605 Fax: +49 2203 40 2738 Contact: Kerstin Schweitzer E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.cologne-bonn-airport.de
Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN) is located in the center the most densely populated and most powerful economic region of Continental Europe. In 2011, 9.6 million passengers and 726,000 tons of cargo were handled. The airport’s advantages: - 2nd biggest catchment area in Europe (20 million inhabitants/90 miles) - No slot constraints - 24-hour operation - Own high-speed railway station beneath the terminals - Economic powerhouse of Germany with 24 of 50 top-selling global players based in CGN’s region - Highest air cargo potential in Europe - Tailor-made marketing incentives The Cologne Cathedral is the most visited sight in Germany with more than 6.5 million visitors p.a. For more information, please come and see us at booth 61.
Scandinavia’s Hub, Copenhagen Airport, is the
Copenhagen Airport A/S Ulv Elbirk Senior Route Development Manager Asia, Africa and Middle East P: +45 2960 0527 E: [email protected] Annika Liljenberg Route Development Manager Americas and LCC P: +45 6029 6901 E: Annika [email protected] Majid Khan Route Development Manager STAR Europe and regional partners P: +45 5365 4010 E: [email protected] ScandinaviasHub.com
largest airport in Scandinavia with 21.5 million passengers annually. Add to this the fact that CPH can offer more destinations than any other airport in the northern latitudes, and you’ll appreciate why it’s Copenhagen that provides the fastest connections between Scandinavia and the rest of the world. By choosing Copenhagen as your next destination you choose the point of entry that gives you the best access to the Scandinavian market and to two nations of travelers; Danes and Swedes are among the world’s most enthusiastic travelers and the propensity to travel in the Copenhagen catchment area surpasses that of any other major airport in Europe.
DFW International Airport
D/FW International Airport, with more capacity than any other U.S. airport, is the 4th busiest airport in the world and serves 58 million passengers annually. Easy transfers between the Airport’s five terminals are available on Skylink, DFW’s high-speed train. Take advantage of DFW International Airport, the premier global air transportation gateway. www.dfwairport.com
Dublin Airport Authority (DAA)
Dublin Airport handled for 18.4m passengers in 2010. As the industry starts to recover from the global economic crisis we are seeing passenger traffic slowly recovering. This year we expect to handle over 19.1m passengers. The DAA successfully opened a new terminal and an associated pier in November 2010 with capacity for over 15m passengers. Uniquely within this terminal development we saw the opening of an expanded US Customs and Border Protection facility that offers airlines and their passengers huge advantages in terms of costs and improved levels of comfort and convenience. Also planned over the next 5 years is the construction of a new runway. These urgent developments will see additional capacity of over 30 million passengers being provided on a phased basis.
Düsseldorf International Airport
With 20.3 million passengers in 2011, Düsseldorf International is North-Rhine Westphalia's primary airport and the 3rd largest airport in Germany. North-Rhine Westphalia is one of Europe's most populated and important economic regions with 18 million inhabitants in a catchment area of 100 kilometers. The airport's more than 60 hosted airlines support flights to 180 non-stop-destinations round the world. The airport of Düsseldorf continues its way as Germany’s third largest hub. The airport is the only one in Germany where both airlines, Air Berlin and Lufthansa, have been operating hubs with ever-increasing success since 2008. For more information visit us at www.airlinerlounge.com.
Frankfurt Hahn Airport
Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (HHN) – your 24/7 low cost passenger airport and full freighter cargo gateway for the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main area: Alternative airport to FRA with NO slot restrictions, NO night curfew, unrestricted traffic, 3,800m runway for intercont flights, 3.5 million pax in 2010 to over 40 destinations, 228,000 tons of cargo with over 6,000 full freighter movements such as B747F, MD11F and An124, four warehouse operators. Carriers operating: Aeroflot Cargo, Air Cargo Germany, Air France Cargo (Trucking), Atlas Air, Centurion Cargo, Etihad Crystal Cargo, Evergreen Int. Airlines, Iceland Express, Qatar Airways Cargo, Ryanair, Silkway Cargo, Wizzair, Volga Dnepr Airlines etc
Fraport AG / Frankfurt Airport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide, 60547 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Phone # +49 69 690 61749 Fax # +49 69 690 59702 Contact: Roland Weil E-mail: [email protected] Website: frankfurt-airport.com
Frankfurt Airport welcomed 56,44 million passengers and handled 2,16 million metric tons of cargo in 2011. It offers excellent connections to about 304 destinations in 108 countries worldwide. From here, more than 54% of all passengers transfer to connecting flights. With a minimum connecting time of 45 minutes, it consistently ranks as the most punctual major hub in Europe. Additionally, FRA perfectly connects air traffic with rail and road. Due to the opening of the new runway in October 2011, flight capacity is gradually increasing from 90 up to 126 movements per hour. The building of new concourse A-Plus and Terminal 3 will also help to enlarge current passenger capacity up to 80 million per year.
Gatwick Airport Limited
Geneva International Airport Genève Aéroport PO Box 100 CH-1215 Geneva 15 Tel. +41 22 717 71 11 Contact: Yves-Daniel VIREDAZ, Head of Marketing-Communication E-mail: [email protected]
Genève Aéroport is well known for its high-yield market demand, thanks to an exceptional concentration of diplomatic activities, congress agenda and dynamic business environment. It is also located in one of the most vibrant regions in the world for finance, trading and biotechnology. The airport is implementing a comprehensive refurbishment of its infrastructures. A major terminal expansion finished in 2010 gave passengers more capacity and comfort and enhanced shopping facilities. The next step of the master plan (2012-16) will be a brand-new wide-body “East Wing” designed by one of the world’s top airport architects. Over the years, Genève Aéroport has maintained very reasonable charges, which puts it at the low-end of European airports. These efforts to improve productivity, transparency and financial attractiveness have been acknowledged, among others, by the ATRS Efficiency Award received in 2010 and 2011. www.gva.ch
Halifax International Airport Authority 1 Bell Boulevard Enfield, NS B2T 1K2 Tel # 902 873 3974 Fax # 902 873 1258 Contact: Richard Garson E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.flyhalifax.com
Halifax Stanfield International Airport (HSIA) is the largest airport in Atlantic Canada, offering the highest frequencies and capacities of daily domestic and international flights, with a geographic location that offers a distinct competitive advantage. Situated on the Great Circle Route, HSIA is the closest major North American continental link to Europe – with easy connections to every part of the globe, and the only airport in Atlantic Canada to offer U.S. preclearance, and Canada Customs services on a 24 hour, seven day a week basis. HSIA is a major economic, fiscal and employment generator valued at over $1.25 billion to the Nova Scotia economy, welcomes over 3.6 million passengers annually, and is an internationally recognized leader in customer service, having been rated the Best Airport in the World in its class for seven of the past nine years and certified as Airport Service Quality Assured – an industry benchmark of service excellence.
Hamburg Airport Flughafenstr. 1-3 22335 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 40 5075 3612 Fax: +49 40 5075 1923 Jörgen Kearsley, General Manager Aviation Marketing [email protected] www.ham.airport.de
Hamburg Airport, serving Germany’s second largest city and one of Europe’s wealthiest economic regions, handled 13 million passengers last year. An attractive mix of traditional routes and low-cost destinations has become a defining characteristic of the newly upgraded gateway. There is no slot-restriction so far. We are already serving 115 destinations, but there are still some interesting major off-line-markets. Please contact us at: [email protected]
Hannover Airport
Hannover Airport – Where global players feel at home. Come and meet your perfect business partner in the heart of Europe! The Hannover Airport catchment area is the homeland of numerous global enterprises, such as Volkswagen, Airbus, Continental and Sennheiser. The region has therefore become one of Germany’s strongest business markets. You will benefit from growing markets with an active demand for passenger and freight transport services. With its 24-hour flight operation and top infrastructure – no slot restrictions – Hannover Airport offers you round-the-clock service to guarantee the success of your company. Check us out. We look forward to meeting you.
Heathrow Airport
Heathrow helps more people go to and from more places than any other airport in Europe. We work with 82 airlines, serving more than 70 million passengers each year to 174 destinations. Two-thirds of the UK’s long-haul destinations are accessed via Heathrow. Heathrow is proud to have been designated Host Airport and Official Provider to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Please speak to us for more information. We may be the world leader when it comes to international passenger demand, but we know it’s individuals that matter – talk to us to find out how we are Making Every Journey Better, and how Heathrow can strengthen your business.
Hitit Computer Services
Hitit Computer Services Hitit CS is a provider of fully integrated, functionally advanced and user friendly airline systems, built using highly flexible next generation technologies. Its products and services (Crane Airline Solutions) are preferred by major airlines in all corners of the world. Crane Airline Solutions adhere to industry standards, covering all key areas of airline operations. Crane SP: Schedule Planning Crane SLOTS: Slot Management Crane CREW: Crew Management Crane FCC: Flight Control Centre Crane PAX: Reservations and Ticketing Crane DCS: Departure Control Crane RCA: Revenue Cost and Analysis Crane FF: Loyalty Management Crane 4C: Customer Contact Centre Crane IMP: Intelligent Member Profiles
IATA
IATA’s mission is to represent, lead and serve the airline industry. Its membership comprises some 230 airlines in 125 countries. Flights by IATA members represent 93% of world’s international scheduled traffic. Based on the data generated from its Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) IATA offers the market and business intelligence tools an airport or airline needs to identify and pursue growth opportunities and turn them into reality. Visit us at the IATA booth for a free demonstration or email us at [email protected]. PassengerIS and AirportIS: powerful market intelligence for air travel analysis.
Iberia
Iberia, founded in 1927, is Spain’s largest air transportation group and the market leader on routes between Europe and Latin America as it offers 266 flights a week to 18 Latin American destinations. Together with its subsidiary airline Iberia Express and its franchise partner Iberia Regional / Air Nostrum, it flies to 102 destinations in 42 countries. With a fleet of 149 aircraft, it operates about 700 flights each day. In 2011, Iberia carried more than 22 million passengers. In addition to transporting passengers and freight, Iberia carries out many related activities, such as aircraft maintenance, handling in airports and IT systems. Iberia is a member of the oneworld airline alliance. Since 2011, Iberia is member of the International Airlines Group, following its merger with British Airways.
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Innovata
Innovata specializes in travel content management and distribution solutions and in association with as a partner of IATA, maintains and markets an industry standard flight schedules database with some 900 participating airlines. Innovata licenses its databases to companies engaged in the aviation and related industries; builds, hosts and maintains a range of electronic timetable and route network mapping solutions for its clients; powers several leading online subscription based schedules analysis tools; and offers an affiliate partnership program to airports and a variety of travel related websites through www.QuickTrip.com. For more information on visit www.innovata-LLC.com.
İstanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport
JFK International Air Terminal JFK International Airport Terminal 4, Rm. 161.022 Jamaica, NY 11430 USA Tel: +1 718 751 3817 Fax: +1 718 751 3719 Contact: Karen Schaefer, Manager Airline and Concession Business Email: [email protected] Website: www.jfkiat.com
Terminal 4 at JFK International Airport is one of the most modern, efficient, spacious and unique terminals in the New York area. Home to over 35 international and domestic airlines representing nearly 30 countries, Terminal 4 served over 10 million passengers in 2011. JFKIAT, LLC, the developer of Terminal 4 – the first air terminal in the US built and managed by a private consortium, is a successful paradigm for air terminal management and a model for public/private partnership. Airlines benefit from a dedicated terminal management company that oversees landside, airside and facility operations. With the largest acreage at JFK, Terminal 4 is committed to helping airlines manage their business and is poised to accommodate airline growth now and in the future.
Lisbon Airport, operated by ANA Aeroportos, is
Lisbon Airport
Portugal’s main airport, Europe’s biggest hub to Brazil and one of the most important airports serving Africa. Lisbon’s geographical location, between South America, Asia, North America and Africa, makes it an ideal connecting point between these continents. In 2012, it is expected that Lisbon Airport reaches 15 million passengers with 115 scheduled destinations operated by 34 scheduled airlines. In the last 5 years, Lisbon Airport has been going under a multi-million expansion plan which boosted new retail and commercial areas, check-in desks, new boarding gates, airbridges, a new cargo terminal, a new passengers’ terminal suitable for quick aircraft turnarounds, new taxiways and aprons, enhancing airline efficient operations in order to meet airline and passenger needs and expectations.
London Stansted Airport
London Stansted Airport (STN) is the UK’s 4th largest airport: 18 million passengers per year and 200’000 tonnes of cargo. Just 48km North of Central London with brand new airport trains taking only 45 minutes to serve London's financial district. We also have excellent road & highways connections. Our immediate catchment area has 12 million people living within a 2 hour drive. London Stansted is able to grow to 35 million passengers per year using its existing infrastructure - we have plenty of slots & capacity available to allow growth in the crucial high yielding London market. London Stansted can handle all aircraft types including B747-8 and A380.
Lufthansa Systems AG
Lufthansa Systems provides consulting and IT services for selected industries and has a leading position in the global aviation industry. The portfolio covers the entire range of IT-services, including consulting, development and implementation of industry solutions as well as operations in the company’s own data centers. Lufthansa Systems offers airlines a unique range of products which cover all of an airline’s business processes, including passenger and cargo management, flight operations and aircraft maintenance. The company not only develops individual applications but also provides airlines with integrated platform solutions which optimize their core processes Visit Lufthansa Systems to learn more about the innovative Integrated
Commercial Platform (ICP) which covers all of an airline’s network and revenue management processes.
M.A.G.
Manchester Airports Group (MAG) is the largest UK-owned airport operator, serving nearly 23m passengers and handling half a million tonnes of air freight every year, through its ownership and operation of the airports of Manchester, East Midlands, Bournemouth and Humberside airports. The Manchester Airports Group also includes the commercial property company, MAG Developments. As the largest UK owned airport operator, the Group’s four airports and property business already contribute £3.2bn to the UK economy and support over 130,000 jobs. MAG is privately managed on behalf of its shareholders, the ten local authorities of Greater Manchester. MAG is committed to a sustainable future and to improving the social, economic and environmental well-being of the community and environment through the investment in and development of, renewable energy schemes and reductions in energy usage and waste across the Group. We are striving towards being operationally carbon neutral by 2015 and currently 100% of energy needs are achieved through renewable sources. MAG Developments is responsible for the management and development of all the commercial property and land at Manchester, East Midlands, Humberside and Bournemouth airports. Its £335million portfolio comprises over 200 properties across 5000 acres, serving more than 850 companies across the four UK airports. MAG Developments is also leading the £650million 'Airport City' project at Manchester Airport – a mixed-used development that forms the central core of the newly designated Greater Manchester Enterprise Zone and will deliver nearly five-million square feet of new business accommodation over the next 10-15 years.
Marseille Provence Airport
Marseille Provence Airport (mp airport) has registered a passenger traffic increase of 14%
Véronique LEMEE-ALEXANDRE Head of Network Development Tel : +33 4 42 14 26 30 Email: [email protected] Web : www.mp.aeroport.fr
over the first 4 months of 2012 comparing with the same period last year. The airport recorded, in April alone, a 19% growth, the biggest monthly increase in traffic in 5 years, since terminal mp2 opened and transformed mp airport. The main drivers are the start-up of new Air France destinations and the return, in force, of Ryanair. Together, these two airlines now operate 62 routes out of mp airport compared to the 36 routes operated at the same time last year. During this year, mp airport will be connected to 33 countries and 113 airports. More than 150 direct routes, of which 120 scheduled, are to be operated by 29 carriers. Passenger traffic at mp airport should therefore exceed the 8-million-passenger mark in 2012 for the first time in its history. Marseille-Provence airport is the gateway to France's 2nd biggest city, the main economic basin in South-East France, and to worldwide famous “Provence”.
Milan Airports, Malpensa and Linate
Milan Airports, Malpensa International Airport and Linate City Airport, are operated by SEA . A strategic gateway in the heart of Europe, Malpensa Airport is the international airport of Italy’s economic capital, ranking first nationwide in terms of cargo and second in terms of passengers volume. Malpensa’s value lies in the high potentiality of its catchment area: 62 ml yearly O+D passengers within 2 hours driving as well as 66% of the international air tickets sold in Italy and 74% of Italy’s international air transport turnover. Moreover all the leading Italian business and foreign companies with departments in Italy as well as the largest foreign ethnic communities are located in Milan. Malpensa connects 191 (90 EU + 101 non EU) destinations with 111 scheduled airlines and it handled 19 ml passengers and 450 thousand tons of cargo in 2011. MXP can offer an outstanding mix of opportunities, such as relevant point-to-point flows in & out of all the main world regions, high yield traffic, regular passenger distribution all over the year, huge and balanced cargo streams to all
major extra EU destinations and 80% of the Italian outgoing touristic flow. Moreover, in order to better serve the Expo 2015, recently awarded to the city of Milan, Malpensa connectivity is undergoing some dramatic improvements such as the recent road & rail system upgrading and the brand new self-hubbing program, flyviaMilano.eu, meant to exploit MXP huge feeding potential. Linate Airport, the regulated city airport of Italy's economic capital, handled 9 ml pax in 2011. LIN is the city airport of Milan for point to point connections to central-southern Italy and to EU capital cities.
Milan/Bergamo Airport (BGY) Via Aeroporto, 13 – 24050 Orio al Serio (BG) – Italy Phone #: +39 035 326385 Fax #: +39 035 326384 Contact: Giacomo Cattaneo E‐mail: [email protected]
Website: www.orioaeroporto.it
Milan/Bergamo airport (BGY) is located in a premium catchment area of over 10 million people, characterized by business and tourist points of strength. It is in the hearth of the most industrialized and wealthiest area in Northern Italy, between Milan (Lombardy's capital) and Veneto, in the middle of Garda, Como and Maggiore lakes, very attractive particularly in the Summer season, and close to the Alps Ski Resorts, making it attractive in the Winter period. Milan/BGY airport grants very quick turnaround times, thanks to the easy structure of its airside area and to its modern terminal layout. The new enlarged airside terminal is only two years old. Being quick is one the main features of BGY airport. The accessibility of BGY airport is very good, in particular to/from Milan city thanks to frequent bus service: one every 15 minutes, taking only 45 minutes to the city centre
Morten Beyer & Agnew
Moscow Domodedovo International Airport
Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport
Mumbai International Airport
Munich Airport Flughafen München GmbH Alfons Wittl P.O. Box 23 17 55 D-85326 Munich GERMANY Tel: +49 89 975 33501 Fax: +49 89 975 33106 Email: [email protected]
With 37,8 million passengers and around 286000 tons of air cargo in 2011, MUC is among Europe´s busiest airports. To keep pace with the growth, cargo-handling facilities are being expanded and the 3rd runway will become operational in the next years. Home to both, the Star Alliance in Terminal 2 and legacy, low cost and leisure carriers in Terminal 1, Munich´s traffic strategy to cover all market segments is proving to be successful. Could you please confirm me the receipt of the Company Directory Listing & Logo. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask me. Thank you in advance
Narita Airport
Narita International Airport Corporation (NAA) owns, manages and operates Tokyo’s Narita International Airport, Japan’s premier international gateway. 7 months on since the Great East Japan Earthquake struck, the passenger traffic at Narita is now showing encouraging signs of recovery. To meet the region’s vigorous demand growth in traffic, Narita International Airport is in the process of expanding its capacity from the current 220,000 movements p.a. to 270,000 p.a. in preparation for the full-fledged open-skies arrangement due to take effect in 2013. Narita will further expand its capacity up to 30,000 annual movements by 2014 at the earliest.
Nuremberg Airport
OAG
OAG, a UBM Aviation brand, is the trusted source for aviation intelligence, providing the aviation industry with the most accurate and essential future and historic aviation data, analytics and marketing services from its comprehensive airline Schedules, Flight Status, and Cargo Logistics databases. Strengthened by its data management expertise, OAG is best known for its airline schedules database of over 1,000 airlines and 4,000 airports. This aggregated data feeds the world’s global distribution systems and travel portals, and drives the internal systems of many airlines, airports, air traffic control systems, aircraft manufacturers, and government agencies around the world.
Talk to OAG now about how you can harness the strength, depth and accuracy of our databases to power your business. See us on stand 56 or visit www.oag.com
Omni Air 3303 North Sheridan Road, Hangar 19 Tulsa, OK, USA 74115 Phone # 1+918 831 3000 Fax # 1+918 834 4850 Contact: Pablo Aguirre E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.oai.aero
Omni Air International is a U.S. FAA 121 Certificated Carrier with Flag Authority and IOSA Registration. As a premier Charter Airline we specialize in the wet lease market. Our fleet of modern fuel efficient aircraft covers the gamut of wide-body long haul lift requirements. Our fleet is comprised of B767-200ER’s, B767-300ER’s, and B777-200ER’s. Our dynamic team can respond to last minute ACMI needs or support long term wet lease programs. We pride ourselves on our 19 years of worldwide know-how to bring you the best product for your passengers.
Prague Airport Stanislav Zeman K LETISTI 6/1019, PRAGUE 6, CZECH REPUBLIC, 160 08 Phone No.: +420 220 111 136 Fax No.: +420 220 116 849 Email: [email protected] Website: www.prg.aero
Prague Airport is one of the major hubs in Central and Eastern Europe. 53 airlines offer direct scheduled connections from Prague Airport to over 130 worldwide destinations. 11.6 million passengers passed through Prague Airport in 2010. The total volume of cargo amounted to 79,000 tons. Prague Airport provides an extended incentive programme and marketing support for airlines launching new destinations, adding services on existing routes or using off-peak times. Prague Airport was awarded the 2011 IATA Eagle Award for the world’s most deserving airport, the 2009 Best Airport in Eastern Europe in the Skytrax survey and highly commended in the 2011 Routes Europe Airport Marketing Awards.
Prolog Development Center
PDC provides planning and scheduling systems for airlines, airport coordinators and airports. Deploying innovation and commitment in corporation with our customers has resulted in many successful and innovative solutions, including:
, AppCal, facilitating the IATA Schedules Conference
coordination software, currently used at more than 200 airports in 27 countries.
for airport slot coordination (www.online-coordination.com)
-alone, airline slot management (PDC
SlotMonitor)
Scheduling (PDC FlightTime) Operations Control (PDC FlightOps) Crew Management (PDC Crew) Airport Resource Management (PDC StaffPlan)
RDC Aviation
RDC Aviation supplies software, consultancy and data to the global air transport industry. Our software services include the class-leading routepro.net, which enables users to analyse and forecast route and network operating economics and profitability; whilst our consulting division offers a range of services around new route development, market planning, demand forecasting and airline operating economics. In addition, our online data services include airportcharges.com, the world’s largest source of airport charges information; and capstats.com, a quick reference guide to SRS schedules data with view and download capability for monthly flight frequency and capacity data.
Sabre Airline Solutions Yusuf Mauladad Senior Principal 3150 Sabre Drive Southlake, Texas 76092 +1 682 605 4394 [email protected]
Sabre Airline Solutions is the global leader in transforming travel through innovative, integrated and cost-efficient solutions. With headquarters in Southlake, Texas, and with regional offices worldwide, Sabre Airline Solutions (a Sabre Holdings company) is the world’s largest provider of software products, reservation and departure control systems, and consulting services that help airlines simplify operations and lower costs. In the Planning and Scheduling area, Sabre Airline Solutions continues to build on its history, offering a comprehensive portfolio of technologically advanced decision-support tools that continue to help many of the world’s leading airlines enhance their profitability. The Sabre® AirVisionTM planning and scheduling solutions combine core flight scheduling functions such as scheduling, profitability forecasting and analysis, fleet assignment, codeshare management and slot management in an integrated package with shared interfaces and a common database. This integration improves system performance and accuracy and reduces development efforts, resulting in a flexible, stable and efficient tool that runs on multiple platforms. Sabre Airline Solutions is pleased to announce Version 2011.2 of the AirVision Planning and
Scheduling suite. Based on the latest software technology, this is the most recent release of our industry leading product and capitalizes on more than 19 years of experience with our popular flight scheduling systems.
SRS
Stuttgart Airport Mr. Thomas Helten Head of Traffic Development P.O. Box 23 04 61 70624 Stuttgart Germany Phone: +49 711 948 3726 Fax: +49 711 948 3765 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stuttgart-airport.com Mrs. Karin Froehlich Director Marketing Aviation P.O. Box 23 04 61 70624 Stuttgart Germany Phone: +49 711 948 3767 Fax: +49 711 948 3765 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stuttgart-airport.com
Stuttgart Airport reflects the gateway to a unique region full of bustling activities and nearby tourist attractions. Within the 3rd largest catchment area in Germany you can reach more than 400,000 SME’s as well as companies like Daimler AG, Porsche, Bosch, IBM, Hugo Boss and Hewlett Packard. This is your footing for solid and promising business opportunities - please contact our marketing team to find out more about STRong Stuttgart.
Swedavia Swedavia AB, SE - 190 45
A sustainable airport group Swedavia is a State-owned group that owns, operates and develops eleven airports across Sweden. Swedavia also owns Göteborg City
Stockholm-Arlanda, Sweden Phone #: +46-8-7976000 Contact: 1. Brett Weihart E‐mail: 1.
[email protected] Contact: 2. Micke Bayart E‐mail: 2. [email protected] Contact: 3. Björn Ragnebrink E‐mail: 3.
Airport and is a minority owner in the company that operates the airport. Our role is to create the access Sweden needs to facilitate travel, business and meetings – in Sweden, in Europe and around the world. Safe, satisfied passengers are the foundation of our business. Swedavia is a world leader in developing airports with the least possible environmental impact. The Group has revenue of almost 4.7 billion Swedish kronor and some 2,500 employees. Website: http://www.swedavia.com/
TAV Airports Holding Istanbul Ataturk Airport International Terminal TAV Airports Holding Headquarters 34149 Yesilkoy / Istanbul / Turkey Phone :+90 212 463 30 00 Fax :+90 212 465 36 75 Contact : Ms. Aslihan Cortuk E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.tav.aero
TAV Airports is an international brand with its ever increasing business volume in three continents. Serving more than 450,000 flights by +300 airline companies and 53 million passengers each year, TAV Airports is becoming a leading operator in Middle East North Africa region. TAV airports is responsible for the management, operation and development of the airports listed below: Turkey • Istanbul Atatürk (IST) • Ankara Esenboğa (ESB) • Izmir Adnan Menderes (ADB) • Alanya Gazipaşa (GZP) Tunisia • Monastir (MIR) • Enfidha - Hammamet (NBE) Georgia • Tbilisi (TBS) • Batumi (BUS) Macedonia • Skopje (SKP) • Ohrid (OHD)
UBM Aviation – Routes
Routes is a UBM Aviation brand, the Routes business is focused entirely on aviation route development, with the company’s portfolio
including events, media and online businesses. Routes organises and operates world-renowned airline and airport networking events through its regional and world Route Development Forums. They are held in key markets throughout the year in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas and the CIS. These events are supported by an online route development forum hosted on our website, Routesonline. The site provides airports with the ability to promote their market opportunities and acts as the airline industry’s central source of market data and route development information. Integrated into Routesonline is the Route Exchange area which is the online trading zone for airline capacity. Airlines can actively campaign their target airports through this unique platform. Routes also has other key industry media including an online weekly newsletter, The HUB and the world air service development magazine, Routes News. The 18th World Routes is hosted by Abu Dhabi Airports Company and held in Abu Dhabi, 30 September -2 October 2012. Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, is one of the most forward-looking, centrally located and easily accessible cities on the Earth.
Vancouver Airport Authority
The Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is the second busiest airport in Canada with an expected volume of 17.3 million passengers in 2011. YVR also has a 50% share in YVR Airport Services which operates 19 airports on 3 continents. In February 2010, 3.5 billion people worldwide saw the beauty of Vancouver through the Winter Olympic games. For the fifth year in a row, Vancouver was ranked by the Economist as the world’s most livable city in 2010. In July 2011, Fortune Magazine rated Vancouver as one of the best new cities in the world for doing business. Inbound visitation is being fueled by the new Convention Centre which is estimated to draw on an average of 100,000 delegates annually. Over the last several years, outbound travel has been strong as a result of an appreciating Canadian dollar. The city is also home to over 700 mining companies and the local economy is strongly tied to demand for commodities from emerging markets. As a preeminent gateway from the Americas to Asia, YVR has the most number of nonstop flights between any point in North America to China.
Verona & Brescia Airports 37066 Caselle di Sommacampagna (Verona) Phone +39-045 8095626 Fax +39-045 8095917 Contact: Claudio Faustini E-mail: [email protected] Website:www.aeroportidelgarda.it
Verona and Brescia Airports serve an extensive and attractive catchment area in the very heart of northern Italy, boasting a traffic of 3.4 million passengers per year. Verona is the second Italian hub for charter flights, covering an area of more than 15.000.000 inhabitants and 1.300.000 firms. Verona Airport, besides charter flights, planned a strategy expecting a growth regarding both scheduled and low cost . Within the Garda Airports, Brescia focuses on mail and cargo traffic, thanks to its geographic position and proximity to the main motorway infrastructure, which ensures a rapid link within northern Italy and direct accessibility to central Europe. Verona and Brescia Airports will strongly support Airline Companies for the starting of new routes by providing competitive incentive schemes to promote a profitable business, based on traffic figures and passengers profile. The airport also works closely with handlers and other essential partners in the supply chain to maximise valuable competitive advantages for airlines.
Zurich Airport P.O. Box 8058 Zurich-Airport Switzerland +41 (0)43 816 29 72 +41 (0)43 816 47 21 Contact Peter Grünig (Head of Aviation Marketing) E‐mail
[email protected] www.zurich-airport.com
Zurich Airport – your best choice Zurich Airport is located in the middle of the Greater Zurich Area, Switzerland’s economic center. The wealthy catchment area, highest buying power, attractive yields and a strong leisure and business travel demand make Zurich irresistible for your business. Passengers profit from a high-quality airport ranking among the world’s best airports, and its facilities and services are designed to meet the highest expectations. Additional and detailed information is available on our website www.zurich-airport.com/aviationmarketing
