Luis Felipe De Oliveira | Executive Director and CEO
Exactly Consulting and Services Sarl

Luis Felipe De Oliveira, Executive Director and CEO, Exactly Consulting and Services Sarl

Luis Felipe de Oliveira is the CEO of Exactly consulting and Services, a boutique consultancy company based in Switzerland, he also currently serves BCG – Boston Consulting Group as Senior Advisor. Mr. de Oliveira has successfully led Airports Council International (ACI) World as Director General and CEO from June 2020 till October 2024, applying his vast experience in commercial and technical aviation. He firmly believes that aviation plays a vital role in fostering social and economic growth worldwide. He is dedicated to aiding the whole aviation ecosystem to navigate the evolving dynamics of the aviation landscape. Luis Felipe’s career in aviation began with Shell Aviation in Brazil serving the Aviation customers for 12 years in Latin America, Africa and Europe from regional to global roles. After a successful period in Netherlands, he moved to IATA in Geneva, leading fuel, ATC and airport campaigns in collaboration with governments, oil companies, fuel service providers, Air Traffic Management providers and airports for diverse world regions. His service at IATA lasted a decade before joining the World Fuel Services as Vice President of Supply Development for Latin America and Caribbean. Prior to joining ACI World, Luis Felipe successfully led the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (2017-2020), where he led a complete restructuring of the organization. This enabled the organization to be more effective and efficient, attracting members and strategic partners to support industry development in the region. He is a Chemical Engineer from Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro, with a postgraduate degree in Finance, University of São Paulo, an MBA from Dom Cabral Foundation, São Paulo, Post MBA from Kellogg University, Chicago and Swiss Board School St Gallen/UNIL in Switzerland. Passionate about aviation, Luis Felipe is especially committed to the sustainable social and economic development of the industry to fostering collaboration across aviation stakeholders. He serves as a Board member at Airlink, Senior Advisor at AMADEUS, Senior Advisor at EXOLUM, Advisory Board Member at ADB SAFEGATE, Senior Advisor AJ Gallagher Aerospace, holds Board position at Cirium and ITAerea Business School, previously at Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) (2020 to 2024) and Senior Advisor Honeywell (building technologies) (2022 to 2025).

Appearances:



WAF Day 3 @ 09:30

Keynote Interview with Lars Redeligx, CEO, Düsseldorf Airport

WAF Day 3 @ 10:00

Keynote Panel: Defining the airport of the future – technology, partnerships and people

  • How are airports evolving beyond transport infrastructure into mobility, economic and community hubs?
  • As automation and digital services expand, how do we preserve the human side of travel?
  • What role do airlines, airports and ground handlers each play in shaping the passenger journey?
  • How can the industry collaborate more effectively to deliver growth, resilience and sustainability?
  • What will distinguish the leading airports of the next decade?

WAF Day 3 @ 14:00

Fireside Chat: Co-creating the future journey: how CVG turns airport pilots into shared value

WAF Day 3 @ 14:30

Panel: Designing the passenger journey together – how do airports, airlines and partners deliver a truly shared experience?

  • Where are airports, airlines and partners still redesigning the journey in isolation rather than taking an end-to-end passenger view?
  • Can joint experimentation and testbeds reduce duplication and help scale innovations faster?
  • How do we connect physical and digital journeys? Terminal design, baggage systems and intermodal links with apps and digital tools?
  • How should performance metrics evolve so NPS, OTP, dwell time and spend reflect joint ownership of the passenger experience?
  • What will make partnerships across airlines, airports and suppliers work to deliver a joint-up experience?
  • By 2030, what should passengers tangibly experience if airports and airlines are truly innovating together?
last published: 16/Jul/26 15:45 GMT

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