ACF 2010
Clockwise from far left: Amsterdam is set to outperform ACF 2004 in Bilbao, ACF 2006 in Calgary and ACF 2008 in Kuala Lumpur
Amsterdam plays host to ACF 2010
Amsterdam’s RAI Congress Centre
Top decision-makers in the international air cargo and logistics industry are already circling the dates between 2 and 4 November on their business calendars, recognising the biennial Air Cargo Forum (ACF) presented by The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) as a useful international event that brings all segments of the industry together in one place at one time
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henever the TIACA Air Cargo Forum & Exposition comes to town, professionals know that the entire air freight industry will be on hand to discuss and interpret the challenges and the opportunities
that face the business. And these delegates will have the chance at the same time to look for solutions among the many presentations of products, services, systems, methodologies, facilities and technologies on display within the exhibition hall at the event. The event includes a two-day speakers’ forum (morning sessions only), as well as break out sessions, and the facility
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to arrange one-on-one meetings. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has been chosen by TIACA
to host the next Air Cargo Forum & Exposition – ACF 2010. The event will take place at the state-of-the-art RAI Congress Centre in Amsterdam from Tuesday 2 November until Thursday 4 November – and the venue is within walking distance of the city centre and its famous canals. This major European air freight
gateway bases its vision on the concept of the ‘Amsterdam Connecting Trade’ (ACT) initiative – an efficient ‘airport city’
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