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Passenger Terminal Expo 2019 FINAL EDITION CONFERENCE ROOM MAP EAST ENTRANCE DLR Prince Regent Station PLATINUM SUITE 31 MARCH, 1, 2 APRIL 2020 DELEGATE PORTE DE VERSAILLES, PARIS, FRANCE C2 DINING CONFERENCE 17ROOM7 17 SKYTRAX DELEGATE AWARDS COFFEE CALL FOR PAPERS TOPICS WILL INCLUDE: VISITOR RELAXATION AREA CONFERENCE CONFERENCE ROOM 2 ROOM 1 Work will begin immediately on securing new speakers Ageing Population & PRMs • Airport Cities, DELEGATE 26, 27, 28 MARCH 2019 COFFEE CONFERENCE ROOM 16 and topics for next year’s conference in Paris. If you or Transport Connections & Regions • Airport SPEAKER ROOM your organisation would like to participate as a speaker Design, Planning & Development • Airport Design, Panasonic EXCEL, LONDON in the conference next year, please contact: Planning & Development - Middle East & Asia • CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Janine McEvilly, Conference Director: Aviation Security, Border Control & Facilitation • ROOM 4 ROOM 3 ROOM 5 Commercial Development, Retail, Concessions & [email protected] LEVEL 2 Media • Crisis & Disaster Management • Customer LEVEL 3 THE WORLD’S LEADING Service & Passenger Experience • Environment & Sustainability • Facilities Maintenance & Management INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONFERENCE CONFERENCE • Future Airports • Increasing Airport Capacity • 141ROOM4 14 Management & Operations • Technology: Disruptive PUT Innovation & Digital Transformation • Technology: THE DATES Passenger Journey • Technology: Baggage, Systems & IN YOUR CONFERENCE DIARY ! Integration ROOM 12 GROUND Mott Macdonald PROGRAMME COSTA CONFERENCE ROOM 10 COFFEE EXHIBITION HALL REGISTER TODAY! Arup See the online conference programme at DELEGATE www.passengerterminal-expo.com for the very latest updates COFFEE SPONSORS DELEGATE Positive Colors Light Backgrounds WEST ENTRANCE DINING DLR Custom House Station C1 PASSENGER TERMINAL EXPO ORGANISERS 2020 EXHIBITION STAND OFFICE Alex Smith DOWNLOAD the FREE Passenger Managing Director APS SecuritySystems United Kingdom Negative Colors on Dark Backgrounds Terminal EXPO app for iOS & Android DELEGATE CONFERENCE STREAMS: Crisis & Disaster Management AMENITIES: Welcome & Opening Address Customer Service & Passenger Experience Speaker Room Please wear your DELEGATE or Ageing Population & PRMs Energy, Environmental & Sustainability Cloakroom Airport Cities, Transport Connections & Regions SPEAKER badge where it can be Facilities Maintenance & Management Delegate Dining CLEARLY seen at ALL times! Airport Design, Planning & Development Future Airports Delegate Coffee Airport Design, Planning & Development – Middle East & Asia Increasing Airport Capacity Aviation Security, Border Control & Facilitation Skytrax World Airport Awards OFFICIAL HOST AIRPORT VENUE AWARDS MEDIA PARTNERS Management & Operations Commercial Development, Retail & Concessions Toilets Technology: All tracks Organiser's Office Passenger Terminal Expo PLATINUM SUITE LEVELS 2020 Exhibition Stand Level 1: Ground floor Level 2: Speaker Room and Conference Rooms Level 3: Conference Rooms Visitor Relaxation Area CONFERENCE #PTELondon | www.passengerterminal-expo.com 12 10 CONFERENCE DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM Valid for all streams at Passenger Terminal CONFERENCE 2019 on your chosen days. WELCOME UPPER LEVEL CONFERENCE ROOMS We hope that you enjoy your time with us at the conference! To Upper Level To Upper Level Conference Rooms Conference Rooms 7155 7160 7165 6215 3110 2165 D1 PLEASED2 WEAR YOUR DELEGATE OR SPEAKER BADGE7152 6220 5170 5175 4130 4135 4140 3105 2170 YOUR DETAILS WHERE IT CAN BE CLEARLY SEEN AT ALL TIMES! Alex Smith Delegate Please print clearly and complete ALL of the following information: 7145 Managing Director 2162 7150 6205 6198 6190 5165 5160 5155 5150 5145 4125 4126 4128 3098 2160 APS SecuritySystems Coffee 7140 4120 3100 3090 2145 2148 2150 6200/6210 First name: ........................................................................................... Family name: .......................................................................................................... You can only enter the conference rooms wearing a DELEGATE 2155 7135 7136 United Kingdom6195 6185 5135 5130 5132 5140 4115 4110 3095 (on your chosen days) or SPEAKER badge. Please wear it in a Job title: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... DELEGATE Company: ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... visible place, ready for it to be scanned9070 9050 at conference room doors. 8086 8087 8092 8090 7128 7125 6160 6180 4105 4100 1160 TAV Samsung/ LG Electronics 6165 Technologies 5110 5115 5120 Innerworkings 3075 3080 3078 2115 1155 Department: ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9040 9060 Heathrow 2120 6170 6175 4090 8080 7131 7130 7120 6155 4095 1150 Address: ................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................ ........................... 08:00 08:00-09:00 Country: ............................................................................................... Post/zip code: .................................................................................... ...................... 9055 8062 7110 7115 6145 4085 2108 2100 REGISTRATION & BADGE7085 WELCOME COFFEE6130 & 1135 1137 Email:..................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................... ........................ 8070 8075 7090 6150 6135 5105 5100 5095 4075 4070 3072 3070 3060 2110 Delegate 9045 8060 COLLECTION7100 6140 4080 2105 2095 7080 NETWORKING6125 1132 1130 Dining Area Telephone: ............................................................................................ Fax: ........................................................................................ ................................... Delegate coffee areas Website: ............................................................................................... Type of organisation: ......................................................................... ..................... 9036 9038 Platinum Suite (Level 2) 3045 2085 2090 7058 7059 7075 7070 6110 5085 Vitra Leidos 9022 9023 8050 International AG 6120 5070 5075 BEUMER Group 4065 2075 1105 Exhibition Hall 4060 3050 CONFERENCE DETAILS 9035 9037 7055 7060 7065 6100 5080 3042 2080 Positive Colors Light Backgrounds 6115 9021 Sponsored by *To receive the 5% discount, each registration for a group booking must be made on the same date, from the same company. OPENING TIMES All prices are subject to VAT. Rates can be found in the conference section of our website: www.passengerterminal-expo.com 7040 6095 6090 5065 3040 2060 2062 2065 2070 1090 1095 9018 9019 8058 8059 7050 5055 8040 Gunnebo Scarabee I confirm my place at the conference with an open conference pass for: Zoeftig Vanderlande Entrance 4050 Aviation 9014 9016 DAY REGISTRATION CONFERENCENegative Colors on Dark Backgrounds 6080EXHIBITION 5050 Control Ltd Group B.V. 8055 6070 5060 3035 8030 7045 7038 5052 4055 3030 2055 2050 1082 1080 9010 9012 o 3 days ..............................................................................................................................................................................€1,785 + VAT Organiser’s Organiser’s DAY 1 – 26/03/19 08:00 - CLOSE 08:45 - 17:35 10:00 - 18:30 1010 Office o 1032 2 days ..............................................................................................................................................................................€1,345 + VAT 9020 DAY8025 2 – 27/03/198026 08:00 - CLOSE 09:00 - 17:35 10:00-6065 18:30 4040 4045 9008 9009 8045 7025 7035 1065 NEC Display Amadeus IT CCM srl 7020 6055 5030 5035 5040 3020 Solutions Europe 2035 Group S.A. o 1 day ..................................................................................................................................................................................€855 + VAT DAY 3 – 28/03/19 08:00 - CLOSE 09:006050 - 13:25 10:00 - 15:00 GmbH 9004 9006 8020 9015 8024 7023 7030 6060 4038 4035 2030 3025 1050 1030 C2 1020 I will be attending the conference on: 9005 9002 7015 1005 o o o 8018 7012 4030 4025 Tuesday 26 March Wednesday 27 March Thursday 28 March 5015 Siemens Postal, McLaren/Deloitte/ SITA RESA Airport Parcel & Airport Selfcair/ 9032 9003 ICAD 7010 Leonardo Azinq Ltd 3015 2010 5010 Data Systems Logistics GmbH Gilardoni 8010 6040 6030 4015 7005 3010 2020 1040 8015 5013 4020 9031 9001 CALL FOR PAPERS C1 PLEASE NOTE – YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Open access to all conference streams on your chosen days, opening day networking breakfast, welcome coffee, refreshment breaks, networking lunches, a place at drinks receptions, Cloakroom Work will begin immediately on securing new speakers and topics for access to conference presentations after the event (subject to speaker permission), and access to
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