Events update
ROUTES ASIA BACK IN CHINA Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport in central China will
host Routes Asia on April 15–17, 2012. Located right in the heart of the world’s fastest growing air transport market, Chengdu has consistently grown its passenger traffi c and route network and now has an extensive network connecting to domestic, regional and international destinations. Best known for its Giant Panda Breeding Research Centre, delegates will also have the chance to sample some hot and spicy Sichuan dishes or visit important historical sights, such as the Qingyang Gong monastery.
Routes Europe: regional agenda
With more than 3,000 route development meetings taking place over the course of two days, this year’s Routes Europe event will offer airlines and airports with an unrivalled platform on which to do business face-to-face with the key decision makers in the industry. This year the focus is on the regional, charter and low-cost airline sectors, although larger airlines and airports will also be represented. For every airline and airport attending, Routes Europe is a key opportunity to prepare for World Routes later this year in October in Berlin. Europe’s air transport industry has faced hugely challenging circumstances in the past three years, with the global fi nancial crisis, plummeting traffi c numbers at the height of the recession, the volcanic ash cloud crisis, extreme snow, new environmental regulations and increasing government taxation. Despite this, Europe’s regional and low-cost carriers have continued to demonstrate incredible innovation in growing
upcoming events
Routes Asia March
27–29, 2011 Incheon, South Korea
October 2–4, 2011 Berlin, Germany
The global meeting place for every airline and airport
www.routesonline.com World Routes
Routes Europe May
8–10, 2011 Cagliari, Italy
Routes Africa To be announced
their route networks and opening access to previously underserved cities and regions. Their role in the continent’s connectivity and economic development is crucial. For this reason, this year in Cagliari – itself a shining example of a regional gateway that has increased its low-cost airline offering – the focus will be on regional and no-frills carriers. Complimenting this is ACI EUROPE’s Regional Airports’ Forum (RAF) 4th Annual Conference, which will be co-located at the Forte Village with Routes Europe. ACI EUROPE’s Regional Airports’ Forum has 138 members, made up of small and medium-sized airports. The conference will discuss issues facing regional gateways in Europe and offer creative and innovative solutions for increasing traffi c and revenues. For more information, contact, Teresa Heitor on +44 208 831 7509 or
teresa@aci-europe-rac.com
Routes Americas February
19-21, 2012 Nassau, Bahamas
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