By 2034, Indonesia is expected to be the sixth largest market for air travel. By then some 270 million passengers are expected to fly to, from and within the country. That’s three times the size of today’s market. That also means, there is a big role for airport operators to make the aviation sector flourish. 

Join PT Angkasa Pura II to hear what it has for airlines at Terminal 3 to be opened in mid-2016, and its masterplan to improve capacity and travel experience.

• Redesigning existing airport terminals to cope with air traffic growth
• Upgrading retail space to increase passenger revenues
• Cutting-edge digital installations and interactive technologies

Mactan-Cebu International Airport is building a “resort hotel” terminal, which is due to completion in February 2018. Join them to hear the detailed plan, what’s in it for the airlines, and how they would take the travel experience to the next level.

• Inspiring design that makes the airport not just a gateway, but a destination
• Being smart with colours, materials and styles
• Balancing costs against comfort and quality
• Creating a haven for your passengers

Perth Airport recently opened its newly transformed Domestic pier for Virgin Australia and transformed its International Terminal 1, as part of the airports $1bn expansion project. A further $54m is being invested this year in a new International forecourt and check-in retail, food and drinks concept to showcase Perth’s climate, landscapes and lifestyle. 

It will including travel luggage, health products, with a full service restaurant and an ice cream, juice and coffee kiosk. 

Using technology, the traveller will be connected at all times with the information they need for a wonderful journey.

Join the airport to hear how it is working towards the vision of a vibrant place to shop, dine, relax and travel through.

• How technology, product selection and terminal design can help to improve the customer journey and support revenue growth in airport retail 
• Barriers to airport shopping experience and how to remove them
• Addressing the opportunity and complexity of what the consumer wants from an airline-airport collaboration perspective

How Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is leading the transformation of mobile check-in to deliver an enhanced experience for customers – eliminating airport queuing and thus providing customers with greater speed and ease through the airport terminal.