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CEE Air Cargo
Globalisation as a driving force of the CEE Air Cargo Market

21st October, 2008
Novotel Centrum Hotel, Budapest, Hungary


This conference will show you how to tackle the most topical and strategic issues facing the Air Cargo industry
 

The Air Cargo industry has shown a steady growth in the past few years. This is due to the fact that there has been an increased concentration of forwarders. Globalisation of trade, speed to market, build to order, and aircraft manufacturing all indicate favourable circumstances for Air cargo.

The differentiation and development of new trade lanes like Asia, Africa and return trips in former CIS states and Eastern Europe also contribute to its expansion. Air Cargo is an integral part of many manufacturers’ and retailers’ global supply chains, allowing companies in a wide range of sectors to operate in lean inventory environments.

Air Cargo growth is expected to continue to exceed 4% until 2011. However, there are great challenges facing the Air Cargo industry and one of them is the environmental regulation which may hinder its development. Global warming – CO2 footprint of the air transport is something that needs addressing.

This conference will show you how to tackle the most topical issues facing the Air freight industry and the latest legislative and regulatory issues. It will showcase the latest innovations and improvements in the technology and give you vital solutions for your business.

In spite of the obstacles the Air Freight Market will continue to grow because it offers fast, predictable and regular delivery to most parts of the world. Items with short shelf life can be transported into markets on the opposite side of the world in perfect condition. This is the reason why many companies have decided that outsourcing to distant locations is the most financially viable option for their scope of business.

Margins for airlines are very thin and having access to efficient capacity is key. North East Asia and the USA are coming out as the biggest markets for Eastern Europe. There have been healthy growth rates, especially in imports.

This EastEuro Link event will draw on its success within the Air Transport Industry, inviting the key industry leaders to discuss and elaborate on the various perspectives on the Air cargo industry in the CEE region which is bound to expand in near future. It will enable you to gain an insight into the major factors affecting the CEE logistics market, both currently and in the future.

Key areas of interest to be addressed:

  • The major factors affecting the heavily regulated Air transport industry
  • Examining the latest EU targets for carbon emission offset
  • Rapid globalisation and privatisation plans of the governments in the CEE region
  • Entering regional and niche CEE and SEE markets
  • The future of the CEE Air Cargo Market
  • The Air cargo business: an industry in fluctuation
  • Competing effectively with the other forms of cargo transport
  • The economic potential of the CEE Air cargo industry
  • The impact of carriers for increasing the air cargo market
  • Assessment of the logistics industry, foreign trade and major industries affecting the logistics sector
  • Cargo security under scrutiny
  • How safety affects the air cargo industry
  • The impact of IATA’s e-freight project on the entire cargo supply chain

Country facts, overview, policy and business

• The development of Polish, Hungarian, Czech and Slovak Air cargo Markets

• How has the addition of the new member states Bulgaria and Romania affected the development of air freight transport?

• Air Cargo opportunities in Serbia, Macedonia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia

You will BENEFIT from additional networking opportunities including:
  • Extended networking breaks for exhibition viewing
  • Gala evening drinks reception
Some of the key speakers include:
Mr. Sebastiaan Scholte,
Head of Marketing,
Cargolux
Mr. Robert Galbavy,
Executive Director, Central & Eastern Europe,
Cargo-partner Gmbh

Mr. Lothar Moehle,
Regional director,
Cargo2000

Mr. Steve Smith,
Project Director e-freight,
IATA

Mr. Marcus Hallside,
CEO,
Innovative Compliance Europe Ltd.

Mr. Stewart Cordner
VP Sales & Marketing,
BAE Systems
Keith Purdom,
Cargo Manager Central &
Southern Europe,
Aviapartner
Amit Ben-zvi,
Chief Executive Officer,
HERMES Logistics Technologies
Peter Ahnert
Director Business Development
Jettainer
Mr. Lars Gunnar Comen,
Director,
Euroavia International
Mr. Kamil Slavik,
Chairman,
Skyport

The must attend event for the CEE Air Cargo professionals is designed for:  

  • Air cargo carriers
  • Cargo Airlines
  • Freight forwarders
  • Air cargo shippers
  • Integrators and Express operators
  • Governmental and industry bodies
  • Banks and investors
  • Consultants
  • Financial Analysts

 

 

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