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Part of No. 1 FOR LOGISTICS, TELEMATICS AND TRANSPORT Air Cargo Europe 2009 Exhibition & Conference Conference Programme 13-14 May 2009 New Munich Trade Fair Centre, Germany The world‘s greatest business event for air cargo and logistics www.aircargoeurope.com Air Cargo Europe Conference 2009 Wednesday, 13 May 2009 Opening Panel Eugen Egetenmeir, Deputy Managing Director, Messe München GmbH Dr. Michael Kerkloh, President & CEO, Munich Airport Dr. Andreas Otto, Member of the Executive Board, Lufthansa Cargo AG moderated by: Ursula Schmeling, Managing Editor, International Transport Journal 9:45 am – 10:00 Round Table Discussion: Economic Outlook – How to cope with the economic situation? Dr. Michael Kerkloh, President & CEO, Munich Airport Michael A. Fine, Principal Advisor, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada Monika Ribar, Chief Executive Offi cer, Panalpina Welttransport AG Dr. Andreas Otto, Member of the Executive Board, Lufthansa Cargo AG moderated by: Ursula Schmeling, Managing Editor, International Transport Journal 10:00 am – 11:00 Coffee Break Emission trading in the EU: How we will prepare? Annette Meijer Complying with ETS: an airline perspective Senior Global Public Policy Manager, Deutsche Post World Net Dr. Ulrich Ogiermann ETS: Pass on? Absorb or avoid? President & CEO, Cargolux Airlines International S.A. Thomas Weyer Climate and environmental protection at Munich Airport– Chief Operating Offi cer, Munich Airport Pointing the way to sustainable airport operations Thomas Hoang, Aviation and the environment: demonstrating Regional Director, The Boeing Company commitment with action moderated by: Sebastian Reimann, Sub Editor, DVZ Deutsche Logistik-Zeitung 11:15 am – 12:30 pm Thursday, 14 MayM 20092009 Where will be the location of the next major logistics hub – Eastern Europe, Gulf Area, China, Central America? Jonathan Pang The development of Parchim International logistics Chairman of the Board, Parchim International Airport air hub Ram Menen Dominance of Gulf region in world air logistics Divisional Senior Vice President Cargo, Emirates Airline Lilian Chan Hong Kong as China‘s gateway & hub of the world General Manager, Marketing & Customer Service, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited Ingo-Alexander Rahn VP Route Management EMA and Euro - Asia DHL Global Forwarding moderated by: 9:45 am – 11:00 Andreas Bergmann, Director Traffi c Development Cargo, Munich Airport Coffee Break Round Table Discussion: Cargo on planes and trains – Future synergies and multimodal transportation in Europe Dierk Näther, Managing Director, Leipzig/Halle Airport Christian Messerschmidt, Managing Director, UPS Transport OHG Eckhard Kuhla, Managing Director, EKonsult GmbH Enno Osinga, Senior Vice President Cargo, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol moderated by: Wolfgang Plantholt, General Manager, Air Logistics Media 11:15 am – 12:30 pm www.aircargoeurope.com Eurokongress GmbH Phone (+49 89) 21 09 86-0 [email protected] Air Cargo Europe 2009 Exhibitor List ACT Airlines | ACT Beyond Logistics | Aeromexpress Cargo | Aeroports de Paris | a.hartrodt | Air Canada Cargo | Air Cargo News | Air Cargo Trader | Air Cargo World | Air Charter Service | Air France Cargo-KLM Cargo | Air Logistics Group | Air Partner | Aircargonet International | Airline Services International | Alha Airport | Alitalia Cargo | Amsterdam Airport Schiphol | ANA Aviation Services | Aqaba Air Cargo Terminal | Aqaba Development Corporation | Argol Air Cargo | ATC Aviation Services | Athens International Airport | Atlas Air | Austrian Airlines | Aviacon Zitotrans | Aviapartner Cargo Services | Avicon Aviation Consultants | Avient | A-Z Group | BAA Stansted Airport | Bluebird Cargo | Brescia Montichiari Airport | Brussels Airport | Cargo Canada | Cargo Village News | Cargofl ash Infotech | Cargogate | Cargoitalia | Cargolux Airlines International | Cargomind Speditionsgesellschaft | Cargonaut | Cargonews Asia | cargo-partner | Centros Logisticos Aeroportuarios | C.H. Robinson Worldwide | CHAMP Cargosystems | Chapman Freeborn Airmarketing | Chateauroux Airport | Civil Aviation Affairs Kingdom of Bahrain | Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore | CJSC Aerofl ot Cargo | Cologne Bonn Airport | Continental Airlines Cargo | CSP Frankfurt | Czech Airlines Cargo | Dateline Overseas | Delta Cargo | DHL Aviation | Dresden Airport | Duesseldorf International Airport | Dynami Aviation | EADS Elbe Flugzeugwerke | EasternAirCargo | Egypt Air | Emirates SkyCargo | EMO-TRANS Group | Envirotainer | Etihad Airways Crystal Cargo | Euro Gsa GmbH | Euroasian Cargo Group of Companies | FEDESPEDI - ANAMA | Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada | Frankfurt-Hahn Airport | Fraport Cargo Services | FreightScan | Freschi & Schiavoni | Garbe World Cargo Center | Gebrüder Weiss | Global Aviation and Management Services | Global Aviation Holdings, World Airways | Global Cargo Management | Globe Air Cargo | Great Wall Airlines | Guangdong Airport Management Corporation | Hannover Airport | Hartsfi eld-Jackson Atlanta International Airport | Heavyweight Air Express | Hellmann Worldwide Logistics | Hermes Logistics Technologies | Iberia Cargo | IJS Global Netherlands | Infratil Airports Europe | Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport | Istituto Nazionale per il Commercio Estero (ICE) | Italmondo Servizi ed Editoria | JCtrans Technology | Jettainer | Kales Airline Services | KD Avia | Korean Air Cargo | Kühne + Nagel Eastern Europe | LACHS Liège air cargo Handling Services | LAN Airlines | Leipzig/Halle Airport | Leisure Cargo | Liège Airport | Liège Handling Services | Linz Airport | Lomma | Lufthansa Cargo | Lufthansa Cargo Charter Agency | LUG aircargo handling | Luxair SA Cargo | Malaysia Airports | Martinair Holland | Maximus Air Cargo | MBS Logistics | Menzies World Cargo | Miami International Airport | Mitteldeutsche Airport | MNG Airlines | Moscow Domodedovo International Airport | Munich Airport | Northwest Airlines Cargo | OAG Worldwide | Ostrava Airport | Pakistan International Airlines | Parchim International Airport | Payload Asia Magazine | Perishable Center Amsterdam Airport | Perot Systems | PortGround | Prague International Airport | ProAir-Charter-Transport | Qatar Airways Cargo | Riga International Airport | Royal Jordanian Airlines | Rudolph Airtransfracht | RUS Aviation | Ruslan International | Saudi Arabian Airlines Cargo | Schenker & Co. | Schlimgen Logistics Group | Securitas Transport Aviation Security | Sharjah International Airport | Silk Way Airlines | SKYTEAM Cargo | SkyXS Aircargo | STI Security Training International | Stuttgart Airport | SW Holding | Swedish Cargo Direct | SweetHill Consultants | Swiss WorldCargo | Swissport Cargo Services | TAM Cargo | Thai Airways | The American Journal of Transportation | The Boeing Company | The Manchester Airports Group | The STAT Trade Times | time:matters | TNT Airways | Transnautic Aero | TRAXON Europe | Unione Interporti Riuniti | United Airlines Inc. | United Nations Procurement Division | Unitpool | US Airways Cargo | UTI Logistik | Vienna International Airport | Virgin Atlantic Cargo | Volga-Dnepr Airlines | World Trade Magazine | Status 25 March 2009, subject to changes Register online: www.transportlogistic.de/ACE The Air Cargo Europe Conference Package includes: • Admission ticket for the exhibition (transport logistic 12–15 May 2009) incl. public transport in Munich (MVV) • Conference admission incl. coffee breaks (13 - 14 May 2009) • Gala dinner ticket (13 May 2009) EUR 420 plus VAT Tickets: Eurokongress GmbH / Phone (+49 89) 21 09 86-0 / [email protected] Organisers Co-organisers Supported by Messe München GmbH Messegelände 81823 München, Germany [email protected].
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