Aviation Outlook MENA

Africa | Industry

Third Party Event

12 Apr 2010

Aviation Outlook MENA 2010 offers the opportunity to gain expert insight, network and strategise with aviation experts from around the world and in particular the Middle East and North Africa.

The Aviation Outlook Middle East Summit is where leaders of the airline and aviation industries analyse and discuss threats, challenges and opportunities in the market in a bid to formulate strategies for sustainable and continued growth.

Over 300 attendees, including all of the region’s network carriers and LCC

The 3rd annual Aviation Outlook MENA 2010 will bring together the key stakeholders in the region’s aviation industry.

Two events in one place at once time for one investment

The new format which brings together the regions two leading events in one place at one time which means that with one investment of your time and budget you get double the value!

At Aviation Outlook MENA 2010 you will meet with:

   

Over 50 senior speakers

Over 30 Airlines in attendance

Over 20 regional airports and aviation authorities

Over 300 attendees

New for this year

Aviation Outlook MENA will this year also include Low Cost Airlines WorldMENA, which means that with one investment you get double the value.

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