Indochina Aviation Conference

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

23 Aug 2017 - 24 Aug 2017

As the only civil aviation conference dedicated to the Indochina region, IAC 2017 will convene over 150 attendees from airport operators, regulators, senior level airlines and key stakeholders to strategise, plan and capitalise on this booming aviation market. IAC 2017 will be the platform for these key people to debate and discuss on potential growth plans for Indochina’s airlines and airports as it is poised to enter a major period of progress.

You can expect two days of relevant and industry-led content on August 23-24, 2017. Click here to view the full agenda.

Join us at IAC 2017 to catch up with the industry leaders and peers to prepare yourself for the next development opportunities in the Indochina region!

We look forward to seeing you in Bangkok.
 

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