World Class Airlines 2011 In Dubai
Dubai will be hosting hundreds of attendees for the World Class Airlines large-scale event lined up by Marcus Evans on the 17th - 19th April 2011. This event will bring forth innovative ideas by generating sustainable practices in the industry and will take place simultaneously with the World Class Airports event targeted at the airports industry.
Marcus Evans presents a unique World Class Airlines conference, which will revolutionized innovative ideas by generating sustainable practices in the industry. This highly interactive and information packed event will highlight global case studies in the industry and at the same time provide an excellent networking platform with global professionals and industry leaders who are at the forefront of the aviation development.
Do not miss this opportunity to meet a line up of key international speakers and to network with an outstanding group of practitioners and delegates from across the world.
The agenda includes a choice of three streams over two days and synergy panel discussions on the third day. The streams are Innovative Service Delivery & Commercialization, Economics, Finance & Revenue Optimization and Maintenance & Operational Excellence.
Airlines around the world are addressing important challenges of sustaining airlines profitability, ensuring safety and security, and developing adequate air transportation infrastructure. The industry is competing more aggressively and proactively for a share of their customer’s mindset, loyalty and revenues by employing a variety of business strategies. Rise of low cost carriers and their successful business models is encouraging other carriers to keep up their pace with the competition.
World Class Airlines will feature Platinum Sponsors Sabre Airline Solutions and Tata Consultancy Services. Gold Sponsors are PROS Holdings, Pratt & Whitney and NIIT Technologies. Silver Sponsor Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, Co-Exhibitor Sponsor In fare Knowledge and Exhibitor Sponsor Hahn Air.
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