IATO Special - XXIII Annual Convention, September 1-8, 2007

DAY TWO: SESSIONS

Session One: Mapping new Government initiatives to modernise India's airport networks
Session Two: Case Study on Mumbai International Airport: Developing new innovations to achieve first class standards
Session Three: Airport Operators Panel: Managing airport inadequacies in India to accelerate the industry's growth
Session Four: Hyderabad International Airport: India’s first world class Greenfield airport
Session Five: Finance Panel: Exploring the use of innovative leases to enjoy very competitively priced financing for aircrafts purchases
Session Six: Executive leadership interview: New JetLite CEO, Mannu von Lueders
Session Seven: Innovation lessons from GoAir: Taking GoAir from good to great
Session Eight: Case Study presentation: Creating a profitable and unique airline business model
Session Nine: Airline panel: Assessing the airline opportunities and challenges in dynamic India

REACTIONS

Karan Khara, Industry Solutions Lead Aviation and Aerospace, IBM India Private Ltd
Barry Rodrigues, Manager, Corporate Marketing, National Aviation Services
Donald De SouzaDonald De Souza, Business Development Manager, Sharjah International Airport
Peter Harbison, Executive Chairman, Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation
Suresh Nair, Vice President - Commercial, Paramount Airways
Yateesh P, Head - Human Resources, Go Airlines (India) Pvt. Ltd.
David Moden, Sales Manager – Europe, Middle East and Africa, Oxford Aviation Academy
Dennis Pilz, Managing Director, Cockpit4u
Manish Kalghatgi, General Manager – Corporate Communication, MIAL

NEWS

Aviall Inc. to enter Indian market by December 2008

 

Aviall Inc. to enter Indian market by December 2008

To launch a B2B website enabling online shopping


By Arti Saggi - Mumbai

US (Texas) based Aviall Inc., a solutions provider of aftermarket supply-chain management services for the aerospace, defense and marine industries, is planning to set up shops, as well as launch B2B website in India, in December this year. The website will cater only to airlines, giving them an experience of shopping online for the airline products. The opening of this in-country operation will help local and other international airlines in attaining their spare parts at a short notice. The airlines have to register under a log in id and password on the portal for shopping online for spare parts and other necessary products for the aircraft. Looking at the response from existing airlines in India, the company might have an Indian website called aviallindia.com, in future.

Talking with TravelBiz Monitor on the sidelines of the ongoing Aviation Outlook India summit in Mumbai, Sachin Taparia, Managing Director, Aviall India, Boeing Intl. Corp. India said, “With our centre in Delhi, general, business and commercial aviation will be our main clients. We will also be looking at defense aviation in the near future. The airlines in India will be catered in a big way, making it like a Big Bazaar of aircraft parts. Though we will not exactly be a retail store but for the airlines we can be a one stop shop.