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The aviation industry has
reached a critical turning point in its cycle following the peak fleet orders of 2005, according to the Centre for Asia Pacific
Aviation.
"While growth remains robust and the environment relatively benign this year, the clouds could be
gathering,” warned the Centre’s Executive Chairman, Peter Harbison.
The prospects for the year ahead will be a central theme of
an high level aviation strategy Summit, Outlook 2007, which will take
place in Singapore, on 9/10 November 2006.
“The Aviation Outlook 2007 Summit will review the threats posed by sustained high fuel prices, higher interest rates and the potential for
overcapacity in key markets, which could drag fares and yields lower. High calibre speakers will also address the challenges of restructuring in the
new cycle, as well as consolidation and alliances trends and the outlook for liberalisation in this region” said Mr
Harbison.
High level speakers at past Outlook Summits include Geoff Dixon (CEO, Qantas), Chew Choon Seng (CEO, Singapore Airlines), V Thulasidas
(Chairman and Managing Director, Air-India), Wolfgang Prock-Schauer (CEO, Jet Airways), Tony Fernandes, (CEO, AirAsia), Dr Vijay Mallya
(Chairman, Kingfisher Airlines), Tony Davis (CEO, Tiger Airways) and many others.
Outlook 2007 programme
sessions include:
- Globalisation and the role of aviation
- Airline profitability at the peak of the cycle
- The Big Picture Issues for 2007
- Airline strategy in the new cycle: CEO Panel
- 2007’s BIG 3 operational issues: Aviation access, fuel and labour shortages
- Aviation Legends Address: Are we headed for a capacity-led recession?
- Consolidation and alliances in the new cycle
- Airport strategy in the new cycle: CEO Panel
- Growth markets and LCCs strategy in the new cycle
- Closing CEOs Panel: The Outlook for 2007
The
CAPA Aviation Awards for Excellence will be presented at a Gala Ceremony in the evening of Day 1 of the Outlook 2007
programme.
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