AIRPORT 2001

• Foreword
  Dr Ghanem Al Hajri
  Chairman, Airport Council International

Project Management

• Poised for Continued Growth: Asia- Pacific Airports
  George Bellew
  President, ACI-Pacific
• Efficient Noise Monitoring - the Essential Steps to Improve Environment in the Vicinity of Airports
  François Duvernet and Sylvain Striffling
  Sofreavia
• Safety. The commercialization of government services and the privatisation of airports.
  NKI Group B.V.
• Installation of Passenger Terminal Specialities
  Hong Kong International Airport
• Air Cargo at HKIA - Up, Up and Away
  Philippe Rochat
  Executive Director, ATAG
• Aviation and the Environment - Responsible Growth
  Mats Nygards
  ICAO Secretariat
• Airports Under Pressure to Change as Authorities Respond to Conflicting Demands
  Aerodorica SPA
• Planning and Building the Infrastructure of Ancona Falconara Airport
  Cologne/Bonn Airport
• Entering the New Millennium
  Eleftherios Venizelos
  New Athens International Airport
• Athens International Airport S.A.
  Frankfurt Airport
• Global Airport Management - A Strategic Challenge
  Unisys
• "Smarter" Alone Isn't Enough
  Tucson Airport Authority

Privatisation

• The Policy of ICAO on the Ownership and Operation of Airports
  Renato Cláudio Costa Pereira
  Secretary General of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)
• Developments in Air Traffic Management Systems
  Harry Robijns
  Stakeholder Relations Management & International Co-ordination EUROCONTROL Headquarters
• Air Traffic Control in the New Millennium: A Holistic Approach
  Suzette Matthews
  General Counsel and Editor, Journal of Air Traffic Control, Air Traffic Control Association
• Aircraft Development and Production
  Pilatus Aircraft Ltd
• Controller Reactions to Freeflight
  Dr Kenneth Fleming and John Lane, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University and Dr Kevin Corker, San Jose State University and NARI
• Phased Implementation - the Key to Success
  Christer Schörling
  Managing DirectorSystemintegrering AB Hamngatan
• Implementation of the Gate to Gate Concept at Oslo Airport
  Bjørn Hovland, Ketil K Mosbakk and Per I Skaar

Information Technology and Communications

• Crisis Management: An Essential Element of Accident and Emergency Preparation
  John Bailey
  Director, IATA Crisis Communications
• You Can't Manage it if You Can't See It!
  Navia Aviation

Terminals: Retail

• At the Forefront of Travel Retailing
  Nuance Global Traders AG
• The Impact of the Abolition of Intra-EU Duty and Tax-Free Sales
  Barry Goddard
  Secretary General, The UK Travel Retail Forum (formerly The Duty-Free Confederation)

Cargo Handling

• Cargo Handling: Managing the Business of Change
  Ian Martin Jones
  Editor, Air Cargo Week

Ground Support

• Baggage Management and Reconciliation System
  TagTrak™
• Focus on the Ground
  Swissport International
• Providing Quality Service and Care
  Apron Services (PTY) Ltd

Administration & Management

• Aviation's Future as We Enter the 21st Century
  Mike Hodgkinson
  Chief Executive, BAA plc
• Efficient Development of the International Aviation Industry and Air Transport System Management
  IATA Aviation Training and Development Institute (ATDI)

Details of Contributing Organisations

• EUROCONTROL

EUROCONTROL, the European Organisation of the Safety of Air Navigation, currently comprising 31 Member States, provides unmatched technical insight and expertise in European air traffic management (ATM). Its primary objective is to develop a seamless, pan-European ATM system that fully copes with the constant growth in air traffic, while maintaining a high level of safety, reducing costs and respecting the environment.

• INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANISATION

ICAO is a United Nations specialized agency responsible for establishing international standards, recommended practices and procedures, covering the technical, economic and legal fields of international civil aviation operations. ICAO’s membership consists of 185 Countries.

• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ASSOCIATION

Established in Washington in 1956, ATCA is a non-profit non-government professional organisation that actively promotes and encourages the advancement of aviation and air traffic control. The governing body is composed of representatives from all areas of the aviation industry.

Membership is over 2,000 and consists of air traffic controllers, aircraft and electronic engineers and aircraft manufacturers.

• BRITISH AIRPORTS AUTHORITY

BAA is the world’s largest commercial operator of airports. BAA provides and manages airport facilities in the UK and overseas. They own and operate seven airports in the UK. (Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Southampton). Outside the UK, they manage all or part of eight airports – Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Harrisburg and Newark in the USA, Melbourne and Launceston in Australia, Naples in Italy and Mauritius.

BAA International was established to develop an international business and to invest in key overseas airports. Some of their major overseas contracts are for the development of retail, food and beverage facilities at airports. In Launceston, BAA is responsible for managing all airport operations, car parking, car hire concessions, property management and development at the airport.