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Hotel cut-off date has been extended till Thursday, July 3, 2008
General Information
Airport executives, aviation vendors/consultants and government officials from throughout the Western Hemisphere will join together at this conference to discuss challenges such as Safety Management System integration, natural disaster recovery, safety and security. In one venue, airport and government officials and industry suppliers will be able to network with colleagues from the Caribbean and Latin America. The two-day business session will include presentations on the above topics plus emergency response, runway overruns, wildlife control, aircraft recovery, commercial revenue growth and route development. This is the meeting to attend to network with your industry peers.
The accompanying table-top trade show will be the best opportunity for suppliers to showcase products and services for airports in this region. The conference is scheduled for July 20-22, 2008, at the Sonesta Maho Bay Resort and is co-sponsored by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, the Princess Juliana International Airport, American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), the South Central Chapter/AAAE and the International Association of Airport Executives (IAAE).
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
Airport Executives—Hear experts discuss solutions to challenges you face every day, meet airport and government officials from the U.S., the Caribbean and Latin America and see table-top exhibits with the latest in services/equipment from airport vendors—all in one location.
Airport Vendors/Consultants—Meet airport/government officials from dozens of Caribbean and Latin American countries, display your products and learn how the U.S. government can assist in selling your product to airports throughout the Americas. Exhibitors and sponsors may attend one-on-one meetings with officials from the non-U.S. delegations.
Who Should Attend?
Officials from U.S. airports and aviation companies, as well as Caribbean and Latin American airport and aviation executives, government officials, aviation consultants and vendors involved in any aspect of aviation.
This event is designed to provide business executives with an edge in developing meaningful working relationships in the important Caribbean/Latin American airport/aviation market. As a result, if your company wants to expand its business markets in this region, you need to be there.
The conference will allow exhibiting companies to:
- learn to tap government resources to gain a competitive edge in the Caribbean and Latin American airport industry;
- discover new business opportunities in the Caribbean and Latin American Markets
