Asia Pacific Dominates Air Space - Airline E&M - Asia Pacific Conference

Online, August 6, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The latest forecasts have indicated that nearly half of the world's air traffic will be driven by traffic to and from Asia Pacific in the next 20 years. Airlines will need 12,820 new aircraft, at a cost of an estimated $1.9 trillion, which will see the region's share of world GDP expand from its current 28% to 36% in the same timeframe.

Why are we telling you this? Because the major airlines making waves in the region such as Air Asia, Air India, Garuda Indonesia, Jet Airways, Jetstar Asia, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas Airways, Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways International are all attending the Airline Engineering & Maintenance: Asia Pacific conference in Singapore next month - allowing you to meet their decision makers.

This will be the 19th annual event in Asia Pacific held by MRO Network (formerly UBM Aviation), and looks set to bring the community together for the biggest and most informative event yet. In our delegates' words: "Networking with other actors of the industry as well as existing and potential customers is priceless" Rafael Garrido, Market Leader, Hutchinson Aerospace

Go to www.airlineengineering-asiapacific.com for the full agenda, dates and pricing and join the major decision makers to discuss the opportunities in this growing market.
*Figures courtesy of Boeing and IATA

About the Event

Network with leading MRO specialists at the 19th annual Airline Engineering & Maintenance: Asia Pacific conference 2013 in Singapore this September to discuss the most efficient industry practices in the region. Informative debates, discussion panels, presentations and workshops help renowned aviation professionals understand and learn emerging market trends. To register for this aviation event 2013, visit http://www.airlineengineering-asiapacific.com