Modernising airspace capacity, air traffic control, avionic systems and airfield operations in the Middle Eas

The Middle East is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world, with high capacity airports are being opened in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha in order to keep pace with this growth. However, modernisation of the region’s airspace is failing to keep up with capacity demands which in turn could begin to constrain the region’s economic development. Future Air Transportation Systems Summit will bring together the key stakeholders responsible for Airspace Management, Air Traffic Control, Avionic Systemsand Airfield Operations to meet and discuss what is, and what needs to be done in order to maximise any efficiency gains from modernising the region’s air transportation systems.

Format and Programme

High profile panel debates held over two days on issues such as the development towards aircraft-led versus ground-based decision making, and how advances in engineering technologies in other industries might impact aviation   Technology showcase exhibiting a wide range of systems aiming to transform air traffic management and modernise the airspace functionality   Regional case studies demonstrating international best practice and highlighting regional challenges   Roundtable discussions on key issues of interest bringing together regional and international experts

Who will attend?     C-level executives, senior decision makers and government officials from:   Civil Aviation Authorities   Military Airspace Users and Operators   Airlines and Airports   International Aviation Associations and Organisations   Air Traffic Control and Air Navigation Service Providers   System Integrators and Technology Solution Providers           For more information please contact Paul Scoble at paul@smg-online.com or call +971 4 447 5357.