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Presentación De Powerpoint VIII AIRPORT LAW CONFERENCE Athens - 2015 September 9th -11th PRAGUE - 2007 / ACI EUROPE Seminar Atendees delegates agreed on the need to create a worldwide airport lawyers forum… SINCE 2008… • WALA holds a unique annual AIRPORT LAW conference SPAIN (2) PORTUGAL USA THE NETHERLANDS CANADA ARGENTINA GREECE WALA’s distinctive characteristic is its outstanding global reach EUROPA AMERICA & CARIBEAN AFRICA ALBANIA ARGENTINA CABO VERDE BELIGIUM ARUBA ETHIOPIA BOSNIA Y HERZEGOBINA BOLIVIA KENIA CHIPRE BRAZIL MOZAMBIQUE CROACIA CANADA NAMIBIA DENNMARK CHILE SOUTH AFRICA FINLAND COLOMBIA FORMER YUGOSLAV UGANDA REPUBLICO OF COSTA RICA MACEDONIA CUBA ASIA/EURASIA FRANCE CURAZAO GERMANY ECUADOR ARMENIA GREECE JAMAICA INDIA IRLAND MEXICO INDONESIA ITALY NICARAGUA IRAN LITHUANIA PANAMA ISRAEL MALTA PARAGUAY KOREA MONTENEGRO PERU SINGAPOUR POLAND REPUBLICA DOMINICANA BAHREIN PORTUGAL TRINIDAD Y TOBAGO QATAR REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA URUGUAY ROMANIA RUSIA USA SPAIN TURKEY VENEZUELA SWEDEN OCEANIA SWITZERLAND THE AUSTRALIA NETHERLANDS UK WALA Conferences more than 900 delegates representing 400 organizations 136 different topics 145 speakers DELEGATES FROM 66 COUNTRIES Conference delegates profile Airports 31% Law Firm 29% Civil Aviation Authorities 11% Insurance and Industry Providers 11% Associations 6% University/Students 6% Consultant 3% Other (airlines/press) 3% 100% WALA 2015 AGENDA AIRPORT COMPETITION. AIRPORTS & CONNECTIVITY AND HUB INTERNATIONAL AVIATION DEVELOPMENTS AGREEMENTS AIRPORT PLANING POLICY AIRPORT OPERATOR CIVIL LIABILITY SAFETY: AIRPORT SMS IMPLEMENTATION CONCESSIONS AND AIRPORT OPERATORS AIRPORT LAW: LASTED MARKET IN DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA LATINAMERICA AIRPORT INSURANCE AIR ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AIRLINES AND AIRPORTS RELATIONSHIP RPAS INDUSTRY GROUND TRANSPORTATION MODELS AT AIRPORTS WALA 2015 SPEAKERS & MODERATORS Yiannis Paraschis Isabelle Lelieur, Eugenia Papathanasopoulou Olga Lucia Ramirez Vasilis Alexandris Alan Meneghetti, Michael Siebold Aniel P. Bangoer Claudia Hess Yannos Grammatidis Katia Avramidou, Emmanuelle Maire Marie-Christine Brochu Katerina Christodoulou Diego Gonzalez, Stamatis Varsamos Christos Chrissanthis Jeremy Robinson Anna Masutti Fayyaz Mahmood Kinga Kolasa Sokolowsky Gerard Borel Triant Flouris, Jakob Lundström Steve Michoulas Robert Herga, Werner Blau Pablo Mendes de Leo Peter Kirsch Garret Pendleton, Hedva Melamed Fagadau Chris Barth, Maria Grigorian Paul Jenkins Wahyuni Bahar WALA 2015 • Albania International Airport / Civil Aviation Authority – Panama / Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 / Airports Bahrain Airport / ANA - Aeroportos de Portugal /Athens International Airport / Bordeaux Airport / Changi Airport / DAA -former Dublin Airport Authority / Empresa Cubana de Aeropuertos SA – ECASA / Finavia Corp / Flughafen Zurich AG / Gatwick Airport / Incheon / Israel Airports Authority / Jurmala Airports / Munich Airport / Pula Airport LTD / Sarajevo Airport / Schiphol Group / Split Airport / Swedavia AB / TAV Airports / TAV Macedonia / Vancouver Airport Authority / VINCI Airport / Yerevan International Airport /ACDDA - Colombian Airport Law Association / ACI-EUROPE / Aegean Airlines / AIG Aerospace / American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce / Athens Bar Association /Havas Ground Handling / Hellenic American University / IATA / ICLG / Int. Inst. of Air & Space Law - Leiden University / J2 Aircraft Dinamics / Portal del Uruguay / SITA / THB Polska / University of Athens / Vanderlander / Zacharias Brokers /ARNECKE-SIBETH / Bahar & Partners / Gongora, Reina & Asociados / Hill Dickinson / Hoek Advocatuur /Kaplan-Kirsch-Rockwell /LockeLord LLP / Law Firm LS Lexjus Sinacta / Marinos and Partners / Urwantschy Dangel Borst & Partner / Wambugu & Mutiuki Advocates / Yelpo & Facal / Your Legal Partners /Albania/ Argentina / Armenia / Bahrain / Belgium / Bosnia/ Canada / Colombia / Croatia / CUBA / Finland / France / Germany / Greece / Indonesia / Ireland / Israel / Italy / Kenya / Korea / Latvia / Panama / Poland / Portugal / Singapore / Sweden / Switzerland / The Netherlands / Trinidad & Tobago / Turkey / United Kingdom / Uruguay / USA WELCOME DIEGO GONZALEZ [email protected] .
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