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Speaking opportunities
Call for papers



 

FINAL form submission date: Friday 09 NOVEMBER 2012


The overall theme of the 2013 conference is Working today with tomorrow in mind...

Next year's conference will concentrate on planning, strategies, collaborations, innovations and solutions on the road to the airport of the future.

  • You can propose a presentation for the conference
  • You can tell us what you want to hear about at the conference
  • You can tell us who you want to hear speak at the conference
  • You can tell us if would like to run an interactive panel discussion at the conference

Airport, airline, authority and regulatory/government representatives will be given priority


The need for answers has never been greater than now...

Predictability is a thing of the past; vision and leadership are more critical than ever. The Passenger Terminal Conferences, workshops and panels are still the best source of answers related to the future of the passenger terminal industry. For more than 15 years, the top leaders of the airport industry have convened at Passenger Terminal Conference to outline their visions and planning for the future.

Initial conference planning is closely attuned to the industry and the economy as a whole. The economic realities of today dictate leaner budgets and staffing and it is with this in mind that we have retained the content you have come to rely on in the conference, and added even more of interest.

Speakers at the Passenger Terminal Conference will examine the future outlook for airport development worldwide, compare their experiences and discuss theoretical approaches and feasible solutions to today's concerns and those of tomorrow. They will provide case studies and insight into some of the world's most recent and complex terminal projects. Extra discussion times will be included to enable highly detailed discussions to take place on specialist and technical subjects.

We are in the process of inviting speakers, updating the website, and continually working to increase the relevance and value of the conference to our delegates.


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Call for papers...


With your help we aim again to produce the industry's definitive programme of innovation, inspiration and information.

Your chosen topic should be a combination of theoretical methods and ideas, practical solutions and applications and real-world case studies.

  • Are you working on a unique or challenging project that you would like to share with the industry?
  • Are you developing a new technology, theory or practice that could be implemented at airports in the future?
  • Do you have views on a current or emerging issue affecting the industry, which you would like to discuss?
  • Have you been involved in a project that has brought beneficial results that others can learn from?

If your answer is 'yes' to any of these questions, you should join the other speakers at the conference who will be sharing their views and insights with an extensive international audience.


Conference presentation proposal form

Contact: Janine McEvilly, Conference Director: janine.mcevilly@ukipme.com

What's the conference about? Passenger Terminal Expo Passenger Terminal World magazine