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NEXT AUGUST 2009, MIGRATE TO LABACE:THE BEST LATIN AMERICA’S BUSINESS AVIATION EXHIBIT

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A.S. Avionics Ser vices

ABAG

ABC Táxi Aéreo

ABRAPHE

Aerosafety

AGS Group

Agusta Westland

AIR ON LINE

ANAC

Ateq

Atlanta Jet Incorporated

Atlantic Turbines International Inc

AVCARD

Aviação em Revista

Avião Revue

Aviat ion Maintenance

Aviat ion Today

Avio Corp

Banyan Air Ser vice

Bel l Hel icopters

Bizjet International

Blackhawk

Boeing Business Jets

Bombardier

Bose Corporat ion

BR Aviat ion

C>Fly AVIATION

CAE

CENIPA

Cessna Aircraft

Cessna Finance

Cirrus Aircraft

Cisa Trading

CIT Aerospace

CMC Electronics

Colt International

Colt Táxi Aéreo

Comexport

Cotia Trading

DAC International

Dal las Airmotive

Dassault

DEATUR

Diamond do Brasi l

EADS Socata

E-Fly Training

Embraer

Eurocopter

Fl ight

Fl ightSafety

FLY & STYLE

Flyht

Fortune Jet

GE

Global Táxi Aéreo

Goodyear do Brasi l

Grob Aerospace

Gulfstream

Hawker Beechcraft

Hel ibras

Hel ic lub

Hel isolut ions

IBAC

ILS Cargo

International Water-Gard

Japi Aeronaves

Jeppesen

Jet Aviat ion

Jetsul

JP Mart ins

JSSI

Líder Aviação

Linford Aviat ion

Marcia 's Catering

Mooney

Mysky Sistemas

NBAA

Oceanair

Phoenix Aircraft

Pi latus

Piper Aircraft

Pol íc ia Civ i l SP

PPG Aerospace

Pratt & Whitney Canada

Premier Táxi Aéreo

Quick Aviação

Raisbeck

Revista Aeromagazine

Revista Frequência Livre

Revista High

Revista Jet Magazine

Rockwel l Col l ins

Rotor & Wing

Sennheiser

Shel l

SKF do Brasi l

Southern Cross Aviat ion

SRPV-SP Swissport

TAM

Texas Aviat ion Ser vices

TW Metals

Universal Weather & Aviat ion

Vector Aerospace

Viamax Trading

Voar Aviação

Wplex Software

Zigma

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LATIN AMERICAN MARKET SOARS STEADILYBusiness Aviation spreads its wings over the whole Latin America and experiences unprecedented growth rates.Never in history, had the region's countries, such as Mexico, Brazil,Venezuela, Chile and Argentina, enjoyed so strivingdevelopment, which is predicted to continue in years ahead.

As the chosen place for the Latin America Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition, Brazil has plenty of businessopportunities, with well-developed agricultural, mining, manufacturing, and service industries. Benefiting from thisstrong economy, business aviation is also booming in the country, offering profitable opportunities for aircraftmanufacturers. In fact, Brazil is already the Latin America's second-largest market for business aircraft and ranks fifthin the globe, considering turbo-props, jets, and rotorcraft.

Aviation equipment and services, as well as large to small fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters will find no less than a robust market with potential to grow in a steady pace. Offering momentum for business, LABACE has proven to be the most important aviation event in the region. Being a real meeting spot for demand and offer, the show steeplyincreases its participation in Latin America's business aviation, by providing exhibitors with hot prospectiveopportunities and attendees with a wide range of aviation solutions.

I would like to thank the companies that contributed for the notable success of LABACE 2008.The show could havenever been as special without your commitment. Meanwhile, I take the opportunity to invite the ones who thrust – as ABAG does – in Latin America's business potential to join us in the 2009's edition!

Rui Aquino

ABAG / President

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“The market continues to grow. The last GAMA (General AviationManufacturers Association) reportcontains extraordinary figures. The number of turbo propsdelivered rose 20% and jets, 40%.We could not be happier.Bombardier manufactures aPremium product whith superiorquality and in 2008 their Brazilianfleet will surpass 100th marks. The same is true for AgustaWestland. In the second year of the partnership there was anincrease of 40%.

LABACE has a very focusedaudience, which visits the show to do business. The event hasalready proven to bring outstandingresults.”

José Eduardo BrandãoOceanair / Director

source: Labacenews, August 2008

LABACE 2008 / HELICOPTERS STATIC DISPLAY / AGUSTA GRAND

José Eduardo Brandão

Luís Carlos Affonso

LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / PHENOM 100

“In 2005 we had only one product.Today we have 6 models and abacklog of US$ 6 billion. Businessaviation went from 5% to 16% ofEmbraer’s total revenue in 2005.We were delivering 11 to 13Legacy’s per year, this year we willdeliver almost 35.

We follow a philosophy ofpositioning all our products as thebest of its category. This is theresult of the strength of theengeneering sector and Embraer’sgreat industrial and financialcapacity, as well as the company’sexperience in developing.”

Luís Carlos AffonsoEmbraer / VP



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LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / GENERAL VIEW LABACE 2008 / Ed Bolen (NBAA), Rui Aquino (ABAG), Nelson Jobim (Defense Minister),Juniti Saito (Brazilian Air Force Commander), Frederico Fleury Curado (Embraer)

NUMBERS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS

LABACE 2009 will continue to be the Latin American's meeting room forbusiness aviation. For years the Latin America Business Aviation Conference& Exhibition has been the main event of the segment in the region. Held inSão Paulo, the show is attended by industry consumers representatives andgovernment leaders.

Every year a new audience record is established and the show's double-digitgrowth speaks for itself. The previous edition, occurred at CongonhasAirport in São Paulo city last August, drew more than 11,130 attendees in three days – astonishingly 83% more than the previous year.Close to 50 aircraft were showcased on the static display and a total of 90 top exhibitors welcomed the public with premium products and services.

Surpassing even the most optimistic expectations, sales and agreementsregistered a 60% increase compared with last year's and summed up over US$ 340 million – not to mention the number of leads and dealsstarted up during LABACE.

The event is organized by Associação Brasileira de Aviação Geral – ABAG – partnered with the NBAA, from U.S., which is also in charge of othermajor business aviation events worldwide.

Now you have learnt where Latin America's business aviation getstransaction, migrate to Labace 2009 and join us for a resounding success!


RULES & REGULATIONSAll Exhibitors must be Members of either ABAG or NBAA.

TYPES OF EXHIBITS IN VASP'S HANGAR AT CONGONHAS AIRPORTExhibits at LABACE 2009 are limited to those products or services directly relatedto the design, operation or servicing of business aircraft. LABACE Managementreserves the right to deny space to any company whose products or services arenot relevant to business aviation.

PRIORITY FOR SPACE ASSIGNMENT:PRIORITY-ONE EXHIBITORS are those companies who exhibited at LABACE 2008,whose Indoor or Chalet Village Exhibit Space is a minimum of 90sqm (968sqf) andwhose applications are received on or before February 18, 2009. Space assignmentsfor Priority-One Exhibitors will be determined by lottery drawing.

PRIORITY-TWO EXHIBITORS are those companies who exhibited at LABACE2008, whose Indoor or Chalet Village Exhibit Space is less than 90sqm (968sqf)and/or have committed at least US$10,000 in sponsorships for LABACE 2009 andwhose applications are received on or before February 18, 2009. Priority-TwoExhibitors will be placed after Priority-One qualifiers have been assigned space.Space assignments for Priority-Two Exhibitors will be determined by lottery drawing.

PRIORITY-THREE EXHIBITORS are those companies not meeting the requirementsestablished for Priority-One or Priority-Two Exhibitors, and whose applications arereceived on or before the February 18, 2009, deadline. Priority-Three Exhibitors willbe placed once Priority-One and Priority-Two Exhibitors have been assigned, spacepermitting. Space assignments for Priority-Three Exhibitors will be determined by lottery drawing.

PRIORITY-FOUR EXHIBITORS are those companies whose applications are receivedafter the February 18, 2009, deadline. Priority-Four Exhibitors will be placed oncePriority-One, -Two and -Three Exhibitors have been assigned, space permitting.Priority-Four Exhibitors will be placed in the order in which their applications arereceived. Be assured that LABACE Management will make every effort toaccommodate each applicant's preferred location. If, however, all booth choicesindicated by the applicant have been allocated, LABACE Management will assign the best available Exhibit Space.

INDOOR EXHIBIT SPACE PRICES:RAW BOOTH SPACE PRICE:Cost of Raw Booth Space is US$ 2,800 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Booth Spaceor 9sqm (96.9sqf). Full payment is due by July 15, 2009.

PREMIUM SHELL-SCHEME BOOTH SPACE PRICE:Cost of Premium Shell-Scheme Booth Space is US$ 3,900 for each 3m by 3m(9.8´ by 9.8´) Booth Space or 9 sqm (96.9sqf). Full payment is due by July 15, 2009.

“Latin America corresponds to 6 to 8% four sales and deliveries. Our market share in the region is 28%.

Mexico and Brazil are our largest clients. And the tendency of the Brazilian market is to gain importance due

to its growth. In Brazil we have 92 planes, 86 of them from Learjet family.”

Fábio RebelloBombardier Sales / VP AL


LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / KINGAIR

Fábio RebelloLABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / LEARJETS


The Premium Shell-Scheme Booth package includes the following for each 3m by 3m(9.8´ by 9.8´) Booth Space reserved:

• White fascia board back wall, 3,3m (10.8') high• Vertical side wall on each side of Booth, 3,3m (10.8') high• One stand number• Carpet• Three spot lights (100w) with electrical power• Daily cleaning • One company name header

More detailed information will be provided in the Exhibitor Service Kit scheduled for distribution in late March 2009.

DISCOUNT: LABACE offers a special discount to companies making full payment - on a nonrefundable basis - on or before February 18, 2009.The prepaymentdiscount is US$ 50 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Booth Space booked. Exhibitorsmaking payments after February 18, 2009 are not eligible for this discount.

RAW BOOTH: The price is US$ 2,750 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Raw BoothSpace booked and paid in full by February 18, 2009.

PREMIUM SHELL-SCHEME BOOTH: The price is US$ 3,850 for each 3m by 3m(9.8' by 9.8') Premium Shell-Scheme Booth booked and paid in full by February 18,2009. Exhibitors submitting applications after the February 18, 2009 ARE NOTeligible for this discount.

STATIC DISPLAY / CHALET VILLAGE PRICES:The Static Display of Aircraft will be held on the VASP ramp of Congonhas Airport.The LABACE Chalet Village will be placed along the perimeter of the Static Displayin Space designated by LABACE.

STATIC DISPLAY (RAW RAMP SPACE) PRICE:Cost of Static Display Space Raw Ramp Space is US$ 255 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Static Display Space or 9sqm (96.9sqf).

CHALET VILLAGE PRICE:Cost of Chalet Village Space is $2,800 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Space.The Chalet Village is reserved solely for Exhibitors with aircraft(s) on the Static Display.

If full payment is not received by the July 15, 2008 deadline, LABACE Managementwill assume the Exhibitor has canceled their Static Display Space.

DISCOUNT: LABACE offers a special discount to companies making full payment - on a nonrefundable basis - on or before February 18, 2009.The prepaymentdiscount is US$ 50 for each 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') Chalet Village Space booked.Exhibitors making payments after February 18, 2009 are not eligible for this discount.

CANCELLATION POLICY:LABACE Management has a firm policy of no refunds for cancellations at any time.Exhibitors must strictly follow policies for payment in order to retain Exhibit Space.Reductions in Exhibit Space at LABACE will be considered cancellations.

Note: If either Indoor Booth Space or Static Display Space is not occupied by 3:00 PM on Wednesday,August 12, 2009, LABACE Management will consider itcanceled by the Exhibitor, and LABACE Management will use such space as it deemsappropriate.This rule must be strictly enforced, as lateness in setting up causesdifficulties with overnight cleaning crews and jeopardizes the opening of the Exhibits.

If additional time is required for set-up, please contact:

Ricardo Nogueira - LABACE Latin America OfficeTel: + (55) (11) 5032-2727; Fax: + (55) (11) 5031-1900e-mail: [email protected]

Rogério Sautner - Sator EventosTel / Fax: + (55) (11) 3032-5633; Cell: + (55) (11) 7867-9929e-mail: [email protected]

Daniel Wilson - Sator EventosTel / Fax: + (55) (11) 3032-5633; Cell: + (55) (11) 7867-9933e-mail: [email protected]

“In Brazil we are experiencing

a moment of economic growth

and a deficit in infra-structure.

The businessman has to work and

developed new ventures.

It is a necessity. Today, with a

better understanding of executive

aviation, there is also a greater

demand. ABAG’s role is

fundamental so that government

and market recognize the

importance of executive aviation.

Recently, the government

eliminated 50% of the red tape

to import an airplane with the end

of the COTAC. Soon, the Initial

Technical Examination shoul also

be eliminated. With these

measures, 80% of the import

burocracy is eliminated.”

Rui AquinoABAG / President


LABACE 2008 / GENERAL VIEW

Rui Aquino

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INDOOR EXHIBIT CONFIGURATIONS:STANDARD RAW BOOTH, PERIMETER WALL BOOTH, ISLAND BOOTHAND PERIMETER ISLAND BOOTH:

The Standard Raw Booth provided by LABACE Management measures 3m by 3m(9.8' by 9.8').A Standard Raw Booth is one or more 3m by 3m (9.8' by 9.8') standardunits in a straight line with Booths on either side and behind its back wall.

A Perimeter Wall Booth is a Standard Booth located on the outer-perimeter wall of the Exhibit Floor.

An Island Booth is an Exhibit having aisles on all four sides and requiring one ormore display levels. Island Booths requiring hanging signs, materials or components(not including lighting trusses) are permitted around the perimeter of the Hall only.

A Perimeter Island Booth is an Exhibit containing perimeter wall structures that has one or more display levels, is unfinished on any side and/or requires hangingsigns, materials or components (excluding lighting trusses).

Exhibitors occupying Standard Raw Booths, Perimeter Wall Booth, Island Booth and Perimeter Island Booth must adhere to the following regulations below.

Exhibit materials, components and identification signs will be permitted to a height of:Maximum Height Depth

3,3m (10.8') No limit - full use of purchased floor space is permitted.4m (13.1') Objects, materials above 3.3m (10.8') must be 1m (3.3')

from neighboring Exhibits.

All Exhibitors must submit one copy of a scaled Floor Plan (with front and sideelevations) to either one of the following:




IMPORTANT:All floor plans must be received at least 60 days prior (June 11, 2009) to the firstscheduled move-in date. Kindly remember that if the Exhibit floor plan is notsubmitted by this time, LABACE Management will not allow Booth construction to take place and consider it canceled by the Exhibitor and will assume the right touse such space as it deems appropriate.Although LABACE Management provides aisle carpet, Exhibitors are responsible for carpeting their own Booth Space. Exhibitors also are responsible for providingwhite fascia board dividing side and back walls.

MULTILEVEL AND COVERED BOOTHS:LABACE must approve all Multilevel and Covered Booths. Booth plans shouldindicate the name of the event and Booth number, specify maximum number of occupants allowed and have a structural engineer's stamp certifying that the platforms can bear the maximum occupant load. Certain Multilevel and CoveredBooths may require fire watches, smoke detection devices, fire extinguishers, multipleexits, etc., as required by Fire Prevention Officials.

For tents, awnings and canopies, drawings should include detailed plans showing size,height, location, anchoring areas and certification that the material is flame retardant.Further information on fire and safety regulations will be provided in the ExhibitorService Kit scheduled for distribution in late March 2009.The deadline to submitMultilevel and Covered Booth diagrams to LABACE Management is June 11, 2009.All Exhibitors with a Multilevel and Covered Booth must submit one copy of a scaledFloor Plan (with front and side elevations) to either one of the following:




STATIC DISPLAY CHALET VILLAGE:Exhibitors should not plan for a Chalet that cannot be constructed and dismantled in the apportioned time set forth by LABACE Management.All Chalet Village Exhibitors must submit one copy of a scaled floor plan (with front and side elevations) to either one of the following:




LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY & INDOOREXHIBIT ENTRANCE

LABACE 2008 / ENTRANCE / GREEN EVENT


INSTALLING AND DISMANTLING EXHIBITS:To ensure orderly and efficient installation, operation and removal of Exhibits and to eliminate confusion, LABACE Management has designated SATOR and other firms(listed in the Exhibitor Service Kit scheduled to be distributed in late March, 2009 as Official service contractors. LABACE Management holds these firms responsiblefor quality service and fair prices and will intercede on behalf of an Exhibitor in the event of faulty work or unfair charges. LABACE Management encourages all Exhibitors to place orders with these firms unless a permanent arrangement has been established with display house or outside contractor to set up anddismantle Exhibits.

EXHIBIT HALL MOVE-IN SCHEDULE:Move-in for Indoor Exhibitors begins on Sunday,August 9, 2009, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, on a targeted basis. Move-in continues until Wednesday,August 12, 2009,from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

STATIC DISPLAY MOVE-IN SCHEDULE:Move-in for Static Display Aircraft begins on Tuesday,August 11, 2009, from 8:00 AMto 6:00 PM.All aircraft must arrive before 12:00 PM on Wednesday,August 12, 2009.

CHALET VILLAGE MOVE-IN SCHEDULE:Move-in for the Chalet Village will be determined at a later date and distributed to applicable Exhibitors.

Note: All Exhibits must be set and in place by 3:00 PM on Wednesday,August 12,2009, so that aisle carpeting in the Exhibit Hall and necessary equipment on the Static Display can be installed. Kindly remember that if the Exhibit Space is not occupied by this time, LABACE Management will consider it canceled by the Exhibitor and will assume the right to use such space as it deems appropriate.

MOVE-OUT SCHEDULE:Move-out for Exhibit Hall and Static Display Exhibitors on Congonhas Airport willbegin at 6:00 PM on Saturday,August 15, 2009.All items must be removed from the Airport by 12:00 PM on Monday,August 17, 2009.All aircraft must either departor be returned to its host FBO by 9:00 PM on Saturday,August 15, 2009.

LABACE 2009 SCHEDULETHURSDAY,AUGUST 13, 200912h00 Ribbon Cutting 12h00 - 21h00 Exhibits and Static Display Open19h00 - 21h00 LABACE Networking Reception

FRIDAY,AUGUST 14, 200910h00 - 18h00 Informational Sessions12h00 - 21h00 Exhibits and Static Display Open

SATURDAY,AUGUST 15, 200909h00 to 17h00 Informational Sessions09h00 to 18h00 Exhibits and Static Display Open

Exhibitors requiring additional hours for set up at the Exhibit Hall should contact:Ricardo Nogueira - LABACE Latin America OfficeTel: + (55) (11) 5032-2727; Fax: + (55) (11) 5031-1900e-mail: [email protected]



The Chalet Village move out schedule will be determined at a later date anddistributed to applicable Exhibitors. Booths and Static Display areas must be fullystaffed during official Exhibit hours. Exhibitors will be admitted at 9:00 AM eachExhibit day for early preparation of displays only. No activities except Boothpreparations are to be scheduled in the Exhibit areas at any time other than officialExhibit hours. LABACE Management reserves the right to make changes to theabove schedule.

Note: Exhibits in either the Exhibit Hall or on the Static Display must not bedismantled before 6:00 PM on Saturday,August 15, 2009 (this includes movement of Display aircraft). Exhibitors found in violation of this rule will be ineligible for the indoor and outdoor Priority-One, Priority-Two or Priority-Three Lotteries in 2009. SATOR reserves the right to ship (freight collect) packages, cartons, crates,etc., left in the Exhibit Hall or Static Display beyond the days and times of dismantlingat the expense of the exhibitor, unless special contract arrangements are enteredinto by the Exhibitor and SATOR.

“The brazilian wide cabin markethas been very active the last fiveyears. We are the leaders of thissegment in the country, withalmost 70% market share. In fact, our fleet is just under 20 aircraft in the country (Brazil)but this should double in the next 5 years.”

John Rosanvallon Dassault Falcon CEO


LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / FALCON 900EX

John Rosanvallon

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STATIC DISPLAY:All Static Display aircraft must arrive at Congonhas Airport no later than 12:00 PMon Wednesday,August 12, 2009. For safety reasons, LABACE Management reservesthe right to deny placement of aircraft not arriving by the stated deadline. Pleaseunderstand that all aircraft can not be placed into the Static Display at this time.However, LABACE Management requires sufficient time to coordinate Static Displayaircraft with Congonhas Airport. Static Display Exhibits must not be dismantledbefore 6:00 PM on Saturday,August 15, 2009, and aircraft movements should not begin until 6:30 PM. Exhibitors in violation of this rule will jeopardize placementin future LABACE Shows.

Aircraft information must be filled out online (wing number, ETA) by July 31, 2009,those aircrafts that do not supply the proper information will risk losing itsparticipation at LABACE.

Running aircraft auxiliary power units (APUs) in the Static Display area during Show days (August 13, 14 and 15, 2009) is not permitted for any reason. No supportvehicles of any kind may access the Static Display area during Show days.

Chalet Village set-up times will be distributed to Exhibitors at a later date and must be strictly adhered to. Chalets must be constructed and disassembled withinthe timeframe outlined by LABACE Management.

All Exhibiting Companies must submit to-scale diagrams of their proposed Display to LABACE for approval. Layouts should be sending to either one of the following:




Approved layouts will be returned by e-mail to Exhibitors. Please do not plan for a Display that is not approved.Other regulations will be identified by Congonhas Airport management andLABACE. Exhibitors will be notified of these through the Exhibitor Service Kit,e-mail communications and in person, on-site as the situation warrants.

RULES & REGULATIONSEXHIBITS CONTAINED WITHIN PURCHASED SPACE:All display material and demonstrations must be confined to the limits of theExhibitor's purchased display space both indoors and on the Static Display of Aircrafton Congonhas Airport.Therefore, please plan the size of Exhibits and Static Displaysappropriately. If many people are expected to congregate at one time, demonstrationareas should not be placed on the aisle line of the Exhibit. Normal aisle traffic cannotbe interfered with at any time. Exhibits should be installed so that they do notproject beyond the allotted space.

NOISE LEVELS:LABACE Management reserves the right to restrict Exhibits that, because of noise,method of operation or any other reason, become objectionable.

SUBLETTING OR SHARING EXHIBIT SPACE:No Exhibitor will assign, sublet or share the whole or any part of Exhibit Spacepurchased without the knowledge and consent of LABACE Management. Failure to advise LABACE Management in advance of shared Exhibit Space (includingdisplaying the advertising of another Company's products or services) may result in an additional minimum Exhibiting charge of US$ 2,800 per Company, per Booth or US$ 255 per Static Display Space.Advertising material of any description may be displayed and distributed only within the Display Space(s) assigned to theExhibitor presenting such material. No Exhibitor is to distribute materials outside of their assigned Exhibit Space without written approval from LABACE Management.

DIRECT SELLING:Direct selling on the Exhibit Floor and at the Static Display of Aircraft is prohibited.Canvassing by Exhibitors outside their assigned Booth Space and/or Static DisplaySpace is prohibited. Canvassing and solicitation, except by Exhibiting Firms, areprohibited within 80km (50miles) of the Exhibit Hall or Static Display of Aircraft on Congonhas Airport.

DISPLAY APPEARANCE REQUIREMENTS:No part of an Exhibit, or signs relating thereto, may be taped, nailed, tacked, stapled,pasted or otherwise fastened to ceilings, walls, doors, windows, painted surfaces,columns, marble or fabric in any way; no holes may be drilled, cored or punched in walls, floors, tarmac or ramp. No application of paint on signs, displays or otherobjects is permitted.The use of adhesive-backed decals or similar items is prohibited.Damages resulting from the failure to observe these rules will be billed to theExhibitor. Exposed parts of displays (including backs) must be completely finished so that they are not objectionable to other Exhibitors, Delegates or LABACEManagement.

HANGING SIGNS, MATERIALS, COMPONENTS, ETC.:In the interest of safety, with the exception of Perimeter Booths, Exhibitors' signs orother materials may not be attached to the ceiling or overhead beams of the ExhibitHall in any manner. Spotlights can be attached to the ceiling if they are focused onthe Display and do not interfere with other Exhibits. Exhibitors requiring signs hungover Perimeter Booths or spotlight rigging must submit requests to LABACEManagement for approval.All trusses and hanging signs must be assembled and hungby the official rigging contractor. Helium balloons and animals (including pets) are notpermitted in the Exhibit Hall or the Static Display of Aircraft on Congonhas Airport.

LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / CHALET VILLAGE VIEW

LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / GENERAL VIEW

LABACE 2008 / HELICOPTERS STATIC DISPLAY / AGUSTA GRAND


VIOLATIONS:By signing the LABACE Application/Contract for Exhibit and/or Static Display Space,the Exhibitor agrees to abide by these Rules & Regulations as interpreted byLABACE Management. In fairness to all participants, Exhibitors found in violation of LABACE Rules & Regulations in the Exhibit Hall or at the Static Display will berequired to make necessary changes on site at the Exhibitor's expense. If satisfactorychanges cannot be made, LABACE Management reserves the right to terminate anyand all rights to the Exhibit Space, and the Exhibitor will forfeit all fees paid.ViolatingExhibitors will be ineligible for the indoor Priority-One, Priority-Two or Priority-Three Lotteries in 2010 and/or will jeopardize placement at the Static Display of Aircraft.

LIABILITY:The Exhibitor is solely responsible for the safeguarding of materials, equipment anddisplays at all times. LABACE Management employs general security when the ExhibitHall and Static Display are closed. However, LABACE Management,VASP, CongonhasAirport and Infraero are not responsible for any loss, theft, damage, injury,or destruction of Exhibitor's property or the property of its agents or employees,by or from any cause whatsoever.The Exhibitor expressly releases LABACEManagement VASP, Congonhas Airport and Infraero and their respective officers,employees, Members and agents, from any and all claims for such loss, theft, damage,injury or destruction, or for loss of good will (whether or not in relation to anyproperty).

It is suggested that Exhibitors obtain insurance covering losses such as theft anddamage to property.The Exhibitor assumes entire responsibility and hereby agrees to protect, indemnify, defend and hold LABACE Management,VASP, CongonhasAirport and Infraero and their respective officers, employees, Members and agentsharmless from and against any and all claims, losses, injuries and damages to personsor property, governmental charges or fines and attorney's fees arising out of orcaused by Exhibitor's installation, removal, maintenance, occupancy or use of theExhibition premises, or any part thereof, or arising out of or caused by Exhibitor'sparticipation in Exhibition activities. Exhibitors must comply at all times with the Rules & Regulations of LABACE,VASP, Congonhas Airport and Infraero.TheseRules & Regulations are subject to change prior to the time the Exhibition is held.Failure to follow LABACE,VASP, Congonhas Airport and Infraero Rules & Regulationswill constitute a breach of contract.In addition, by signing the LABACE 2009 Exhibit and/or Static Display of AircraftApplication/Contract, Exhibitors agree to comply with LABACE Management'sinterpretation of its Rules & Regulations. Complete Rules & Regulations for both the Exhibit Hall and Static Display of Aircraft at Congonhas Airport will be includedin the Exhibitor Service Kit.

CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE:All Exhibitors are required to provide LABACE with a Certificate of Insuranceevidencing Commercial General Liability and Workers' Compensation and EmployersLiability prior to event set up.The certificate must be issued from an insurancecompany that has A.M. Best ratings of at least A - (VII) or better.

SECURITY:When the LABACE Exhibition and Static Display of Aircraft are open, there will be some perimeter security staffing. Notwithstanding the foregoing, LABACE,VASP,Congonhas Airport and Infraero will not be liable for loss or damage to Exhibitor'sproperty, as further provided under the section entitled "Liability." Exhibitors are advised to obtain additional insurance coverage in advance to cover losses suchas theft and damage to property. Order forms for additional Booth and Static Displaysecurity will be provided in the Exhibitor Service Kit scheduled for distribution in late March 2009.

OFFICIAL SERVICE CONTRACTOR:The Official service contractor for LABACE is:SATOR EVENTOSAttn: Rogério SautnerTel / Fax: + (55) (11) 3032-5633; Cell: + (55) (11) 7867-9929e-mail: [email protected]

Daniel Wilson Tel / Fax: + (55) (11) 3032-5633; Cell: + (55) (11) 7867-9933e-mail: [email protected]

PUBLICATIONS BINSAs a service to Exhibitors and Publishers of trade publications, LABACE offers an area of Bins where publications may be displayed. Publications Bins will be available for periodicals only.Advertising material, including promotionalbrochures and pamphlets, are not permitted and will be discarded by LABACEManagement with no refunds. LABACE provides an attendant to receive shipments,stock and maintain the Publications Bins. Exhibitors wishing to display a publicationwill be provided one free Bin per Exhibit Space reserved up to a maximum of two Bins. Exhibitors and Publishers may purchase additional Bins at a cost of US$ 650 per Bin.All Companies must submit samples of their publications for review before Bins are reserved.The Publications Bins order form is included in the back pocket of this Exhibitor Prospectus.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESFor more information on Sponsorship Opportunities see descriptions and pricingsheet in the back pocket of this Prospectus or contact directly either one of thefollowing:




LABACE 2008 / STATIC DISPLAY / CIRRUS SR22

LABACE 2008 / HELICOPTERS S. DISPLAY / EC 130

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GENERAL INFORMATIONPHOTO USE PERMISSION:Any person who attends LABACE grants permission to use and publish his or herimage or likeness collected in connection with the program for any usual andcustomary purpose of LABACE, including advertisements for LABACE and itsprograms.

BANK WIRE TRANSFER INSTRUCTIONS:OUTSIDE BRAZIL:Bank: Banco Bradesco S/ABranch: Agência 2832-0Branch Address: Av. Do Cafe, 277 - Vila Guarani

CEP: 04311-000 - São Paulo - SP - Brazil Account Name: Associação Brasileira de Aviação Geral - ABAGAccount number: 12925-9Swift Code #: BBDEBRSPSPO

INSIDE BRAZIL:Banco: 237 - Banco Bradesco S/A Agência: 2832-0Número da conta: 12925-9Favorecido: Associação Brasileira de Aviação Geral - ABAGCNPJ: 96.481.650/0001-75

Please indicate on the wire transfer: company name, invoice number and referencefor payment (i.e.; Exhibit Space, Static Display Space, Sponsorship, Registration, etc.)and e-mail [email protected]

CLEANING:LABACE Management will arrange to clean aisles during closed hours prior to opening each Show day, but this service does not include dusting, arranging or otherwise maintaining Exhibits. Exhibitors must keep their Displays neatlyorganized. Order forms for more detailed cleaning information will be provided in the Exhibitor Service Kit

CARPETING:LABACE Management provides aisle carpeting. Exhibitors who purchased Raw BoothSpace are responsible for carpeting their own area. Premium Shell-Scheme packagesinclude carpeting. Exhibitors must have LABACE Management approval when usingtheir own carpeting in aisles between displays and will be charged based on theequivalent amount of Exhibit Space.

DRESS:Due to the professional nature of the business aviation industry, dress for LABACE 2009 is business attire.

ELECTRIC:Electric current may be utilized for the operation of apparatus that does not produce noises of an annoying nature.

SMOKING:Smoking is permitted at LABACE only in the designated areas.

FIRE REGULATIONS AT CONGONHAS AIRPORT:All exits and exit aisles must be kept clear and unobstructed. No furniture, signs,easels, chairs or displays may protrude into aisles. Fire hose cabinets, fireextinguishers, sprinklers, or any other fire-safety device must not be hidden,obstructed or otherwise disturbed.All materials used in Exhibit construction,decoration or as temporary cover must be certified as flame retardant. Inflammablefluids, substances, or materials of any nature may not be used.All materials andinstallations must comply with the requirements of LABACE.

SHIPPING / STORAGE:More detailed shipping information will be furnished in the Exhibitor Service Kitscheduled for distribution in late-march 2009.

SPECIAL CONNECTIONS:Compressed air, water, drainage, electrical services, rigging and telephone /communication services are available solely through the Official Service Contractor.Order forms for the above services, other Booth items and labor will be included in the Exhibitor Service Kit.

EXHIBITOR SERVICE KIT:An Exhibitor Service Kit will be distributed by late-march 2009 to all Exhibitors who are paid in full.The Exhibitor Service Kit will include order forms for:

• Audio/Visual Equipment • Decorating Service • Furniture • Rental Exhibits • Carpeting • Drayage & Storage • Catering

FOR MORE INFORMATION, KINDLY CONTACT:

ABAG - Associação Brasileira de Aviação GeralRua Coronel Tobias Coelho, 147 CEP 04357-070 – São Paulo, SP – BrasilTel: +55 (11) 5032-2727 - Fax: +55 (11) 5031-1900e-mail: [email protected]

SATOR EVENTOSAv. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 628 - Cj. 13CEP 05426-100 – São Paulo, SP – BrazilTel: +55 (11) 3032-5633e-mail: [email protected]

LABACE 2008 / INDOOR EXHIBIT / ENTRANCE


BRAZIL - BUSINESS AND LEISURE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE

Aside from an unparalleled natural beauty, visitors may enjoy cosmopolitan scenarios throughout Brazil's largest cities.The poetic Rio de Janeiro and the modern São Paulo city offer a great infrastructure for business and leisure.

São Paulo is the country's wealthiest city, being both the financial and the industrial center. Its total fleet of private helicopters is one of thebiggest in the world.Acclaimed as a destination for business tourism,the city attracts the most important international events, offering timely and premium services. In addition, São Paulo has the energy of a sophisticated cosmopolitan city.Visitors will find the finest restaurants, restat luxury hotels, shop at the most fashionable boutiques, browse high-endart galleries, and take advantage of one of Brazil's most dynamic nightlife.

A less than one-hour flight will take you from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro,which is known as the Cidade Maravilhosa (the Marvelous City). Being arelaxing place for tourism, this city at Brazil's coast is famous for its naturalsettings, Carnival celebrations, Samba, beaches and landmarks, such as theChrist the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain.

Moreover, Rio ranks second nationally in industrial production, being a majoreconomic zone of petroleum extraction, oil distribution, mining andtelecommunications. Major Brazilian organizations of these industry sectorsare based in Rio de Janeiro.

On tourism or business purpose, Brazil pleases millions of visitors each yearwith perfect scenarios and fully potential economy that is currentlyconsidered one of the most important and fast-growing in the world.

BRIDGE OVER PINHEIROS RIVER / SÃO PAULO

CHRIST THE REDEEMER / RIO DE JANEIROBRAZIL’S FLAG

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LABACE reinforces its commitment of being a sustainable event - "Green Event" - which pioneered in August of 2008, promoting proceedings involving sustainability,social responsibility, and preservation of the environment.

LABACE, as an innovative business aviation event, assumes the responsibility of takingcare of the legacy that has to be kept for coming generations.

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CREDITS - LABACE 2008 Photos: www.spotter.com.br & Artestúdio / São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brazil’s Flag Photos : Stock.xchng / Statements & Photos from LABACENEWS 2008 / AEROMAGAZINE - Ricardo Beccari & Marcelo Galli.Design: www.artestudio.com.br

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IF YOU NEED EXTRA APPLICATIONS PLEASE CONTACT SATOR EVENTOSAtt:Rogerio Sautner | [email protected]/Fax: +(55)(11) 3032-5633 Mobile: +(55)(11) 7867-9929

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