AAAE holds nearly 100 industry meetings each year in the U.S. and abroad, attracting some 15,000 airport and aviation executives. AAAE's meetings deliver an ideal way to enhance the airport executive's industry knowledge and offer important training and networking opportunities that foster business development.
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The 2010 F. Russell Hoyt National Airports Conference (NAC) will be filled with practical, take-away ideas that can be implemented at your airport. The NAC's popular small group discussion format, which allows participants to debate numerous technical and management topics in an informal setting, will establish the tone of the conference.
Delegates will be encouraged to engage presenters in discussions that result in specific answers to specific problems. Further, roundtables structured by airport size will allow delegates to share problemsolving success stories and case studies. Roundtables will feature TSA and FAA officials who will conduct an open dialogue with NAC delegates. Further, guest speakers will share the latest news about their companies and the impact this news will have on your airport.
The American Association of Airport Executives and the Denver International Airport are pleased to present the Role of NextGen at Airports Conference, October 3-5, 2010, in Denver, CO. Federal Aviation Administration deputy administrator Michael Huerta will be the honored keynote speaker. A key part of the conference also will be a demonstration of the airspace procedures designed by Jeppesen for the 15th Anniversary of DIA.
Each year, AAAE and the International Association of Airport Executives (IAAE) hosts several high-level meetings outside of the U.S. These events create the ideal environment for top-level international airport executives to share and exchange information within an ever-changing global aviation industry. Watch this space for information on the 2009 slate of AAAE/IAAE International Meetings, or contact AAAE Meetings at (703) 824 0504 or aaaemeetings@aaae.org for more information.
