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Planning & Development | |||
11.00 |
Opening remarks from the Chair
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11.10 |
Keynote: Taking Auckland Airport into the next phase of strategic development
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11.35 |
Planning to unlock the growth potential of Australia's major airline gateway
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12.00 | Networking lunch and World Paper Plane Throwing Competition | ||
Destination Airports | |||
13.30 |
How Gold Coast Airport is successfully attracting international carriers
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14.00 |
How Melbourne Airport grew international passengers by 11% in 2011
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14.30 |
Panel: How to attract new airlines and grow passenger numbers![]() Mr Charles MartinCharles joined Gold Coast Airport in April 2008,as General Manager Commercial after a 26 year career with Qantas Airways. His career with Qantas included Sales and Sales management roles in Melbourne ,Perth ,Sydney and Brisbane as well as senior... more..![]() Mr Nathan AgnewNathan is the Executive General Manager for Strategy, Asset and Planning for Melbourne Airport. He is responsible for all aeronautical development at the Airport and the Airport’s Master Plan. Previously he was a Senior Executive at Air New... more..![]() Mr Matthew FindlayMatthew is a recent addition to the executive management team, and brings with him considerable experience in the aviation industry. Matthew was most recently with Auckland Airport, where he held a number of roles over nearly ten years, in the areas ... more..![]() Mr David NyeIn 2006 David bought almost 20 years of aviation experience with him to Australia. David spent over 11 years with Cathay Pacific Airways, with roles in London including Sales and Marketing Manager, as well as an overseas posting to... more..
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15.10 | Refreshments and networking | ||
Customer Focus | |||
15.30 |
How to build a first-class passenger experience
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16.00 |
A new Airport IT model to enable the smart airport experience
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16.20 |
Closing remarks from the Chair
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16.30 | Close of conference |
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