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Aviation Africa
From: 10 May, 2015 until: 11 May, 2015
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Event Summary
The creators and publishers of Arabian Aerospace and African Aerospace magazines have for the first time brought their two strategically important markets together in one exciting new event! AVIATION AFRICA 2015 will be a two-day summit and exhibition held at Le Meridien Hotel Dubai, UAE. These two world regions have a rich shared history. There have been centuries of trade and shared experience between them, and, for aviation, it’s as true today as it was then. From open skies policies to airport expansions this event will tackle the issues raised and attempt to come up with solutions and ways forward.
Location
Venue: Le Meridien Hotel & Conference Centre
Address: Airport Road, Dubai, UAE
Full details
The Publisher of African Aerospace and Arabian Aerospace magazines is launching the first AVIATION AFRICA event, a two day summit and exhibition.
IATA chief executive Tony Tyler has described this as the 'century of African Aviation' as the continent takes steps to achieve its growth potential. Its nearest neighbours, the Middle East, have achieved such momentous growth over the past two decades.
AVIATION AFRICA 2015 aims to bring government and civil aviation authorities; senior airline management; business aviation operators and specialists; financial and industry consultants and leasing companies; airport management and service company management and leaders from maintenance, training and flight support.
The conference and exhibition takes place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the home of the 'open skies', the venue offers easy access to nationals of African countries.
The event is designed to be a meeting place for African aviation business and Middle East business. It creates networking opportunities that can work both ways for the development of markets, access to finance; and the growth of business opportunity.
African aviation is now a burgeoning business case and this event creates opportunities for industry to network and maximize these.
The summit will be headed up by the Editor in Chief of African and Arabian Aerospace magazines, Alan Peaford and the programme will be put together by his team of editorial staff who work closely with the industry in the region
Event contact: mark.brown@africanaerospace.aero
