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CAPA AeroParkPeter Harbison, Chairman CAPA
ICAO NGAP Symposium March 2010ICAO NGAP Symposium, March 2010
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CAPA AeroPark: What, Why and HowWhat, Why and How
3/3/2010 CAPA AeroPark Confidential 2
CAPA AeroPark: Wh i i ?What is it?
All types of aviation education & training: one campusyp g pSelf‐contained venue: accommodation, training facilities, simulators, hangars World class, global brand, guaranteed standardsLeading aviation education and training organisations in each specialtyin each specialtyPromotes environmentally‐sensitive principlesScale and scope cost efficienciesScale and scope cost efficienciesClose to major airport, convenient for usersFirst venue will be in India
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CAPA AeroPark: Wh / b d?Why one campus/one brand?
Responds most effectively to fast growing demand espo ds ost e ect e y to ast g o g de a din emerging nations: training and education needs drastically under‐providedProvides top quality education and training, recognised by governments and industryGlobal brand: improves quality control ‐ and therefore industry safety and business healthS l d i ff d blScale and scope economies = more affordableSynergies between disciplines – one‐stop shop for industry and governmentindustry and government
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CAPA AeroPark: How it works
CAPA AeroPark is independently funded but works with p ygovernmentFacilities are turnkey, walk‐in operationsWorld best educators and trainers provide all servicesState of the art equipment and facilitiesE t i d d t i ht b d lit t lExpert, independent oversight body = quality controlWith a “team” of education and training providers, CAPA AeroPark provides a marketing umbrella whichCAPA AeroPark provides a marketing umbrella which helps each of the team to expand its global reach
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CAPA AeroPark: Eminent Council
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CAPA AeroPark:Meeting the full range of needs
Safety & SecurityTechnical Skills
Meeting the full range of needs
Technical Skills
Maintenance Eng’ingAir Traffic MgmntSafety Mgmnt Systems
IT for airports andairlinesAviation Law Safety Mgmnt Systems
Pilot TrainingSecurity trainingAirline/Airport MgmntFBO Mgmnt
Aviation LawAirline Finance & AccountingAircraft LeasingAirport Charges FBO Mgmnt
Executive LeadershipCabin Crew TrainingCustomer ServiceEnglish Language
Airport ChargesFares and TicketingRevenue MgmntMarketing and Sales
Commercial Skills ”Soft Skills”
English Language
Aviation Education & Training covers a wide spectrum of disciplines, in an ever‐changing environment7
India’s rapid aviation market growth will continue ‐ with huge skills shortages
China and Indian GDP and CommercialAviation Growth 2000 2009
CAGR%2000 ‐ 09
• India’s traffic is projected to grow over 9 1% 20
500
600
00)
Aviation Growth 2000 ‐ 2009
10.4% pa
9.9% pa
China RPKChina GDPIndexed
9.1% p.a. over next 20 years
• India will be the 3rd
largest aviation market
300
400
P Re
‐Ind
exed
to 200
gin the world by 2027
• Requirement next 7 years• 575 890 pilots p a
100
200
RPK bn
(GDP
12.8% pa
7.2% pa
India RPK
India GDP
• 575‐890 pilots p.a.• 2,120‐3,260 cabin crew p.a.
• 1,640‐3055
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Indexed maintenance engineers p.a.
• 280‐400 ATCOs p.a.
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Source: Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation Analysis, Boeing, IMF, Indian DGCA
Emerging countries to b b k i 2010bounce back in 2010
Aircraft orders by iregion
Source: CAPA, Ascend
….Airbus and Boeing project over 1,200 aircraft orders annually for the next 20 yearsSource: CAPA and Ascend
Source: CAPA, Ascend
And with all these widebodies, the new hubs will be in Asia and the Middle East
CAPA AeroPark: Design concept and Master Plang p
Thankyou!Thankyou!www.centreforaviation.com
March 3, 2010 CAPA AeroPark Confidential 12