• The trends that defined the 2006 Asia Pacific airline industry: Fleet growth, fuel costs, safety and security and what the industry is doing about it
• Low cost phenomenon: Impact of LCCs and the changing airport model to capture the market
• Legacy airports: Maintaining and growing their foothold on the market
• The changing airline relationships with their suppliers: airports and air traffic service providers

• The big picture: Keeping airport security a top priority whilst delivering world-class service
• The current aviation security regulatory environment
• Contingency planning for unforeseen incidents: Maximising readiness in airport operations
• Dealing with the rising cost of security and procedures through efficient service, fast turnaround times

• The changing dynamics of the air transport industry
• Airports, Airlines, Aircraft manufacturers -"The Holy Trinity"  
• Imminent need for a well-defined coordinated business model
• Emergence of airport cities and "aerotropolis" , airlines into mega-alliances & aircraft as engineering icons
• Meeting 21st century aviation demands -a paradigm shift

• What regulatory requirements investors need to know and meet
• What the government needs to understand about investor interests and delivering commercial appeal for airport investments
• Mapping out pitfalls and what can be done: Managing investment risk
• Government incentives for airport infrastructure investment: What works

• Insights on past and future trends in airport traffic development in the Asia Pacific
• Examining latest trends in airline network development strategies at airports
• Survey results of the major issues of concern expressed by airports

• Open skies
• Hot markets: India, China and the Middle East
• Flying forward: Capacity, infrastructure, financing
• Airport privatisation ROI
• Breaking tradition with new airport business models: Low cost airports, driving non-aero revenue streams
•  Addressing security issues
• New aircraft developments and airport upgrading

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• The community fit - economic, social, and environmental impacts
• The business case - developing and growing a destination 
• What it takes to provide a world class airport experience at a small airport

• Managing increased passenger volume and flow in the airport for greater accessibility
• Key considerations for planning the intermodal airport
• Urban accessibility: Creating transport links to the city centre
• Connecting to major transport networks

• The challenges of small airport development and difficulties encountered
• Is privatisation a good solution?
• Location, location, location: Will a small airport close to the city be able to thrive?
• Managing the competition amongst small airports

• Overview of Central Japan International Airport's revenue structure
• Strategies for revenue optimisation
• Overcoming management risk by preparing for various airport risk scenarios
• Deploying risk management strategies: What it takes to create a measured and appropriate response 

• The aerotropolis vision: Designing your airport city to grow market share
• Retail: Maximising passenger dwell time and diversifying the retail portfolio
• Strategies in airport real estate, parking for passenger convenience
• Other opportunities for new revenue streams: Cargo, advertising and etc. 

• Overview of biometric technology implementation at Fujairah International Airport and its advantages
• Biometric technology in the passenger service terminal as means of controlling access and enhancing security
• Other strategies for innovating and enhancing airport security 

• Relevance of destination portfolio in hub network
• Trade-off for new destinations
• Role of airports in airline partner developments
• Various co-operation models  

• How can we agree what is 'fair' in a restricted market?
• Pay now or pay later?
• The impact of low cost airlines- and low cost airports
• Measuring if you get what you pay for
• Who is 'the final customer'?

• Assessing future economic challenges to prepare for the growth of the aviation industry
• The future of air transport: Delivering efficient, cost-effective, environmentally-friendly travel for the global passenger market
• The role of regulatory regimes and its influence in the next airport business model’s evolution
• Future aircraft design and what it means for airport infrastructure development and airline business strategies