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Please check table plans and the Routes App for latest airline table listings.222 your mind is 354 343 342 337 336 325 379 378 367 366 355 324 318 317 306 305 266 234 253 250 237 205 202 218 221 capable of at the 267 235 252 251 236 204 203 219 this guide 220 In order to maximise your time at Airline Meeting Hall Airline Meeting Hall Airline Meeting Hall Airline Meeting Hall Toronto Pearson World Routes we have produced Table Numbers 100-199 Table Numbers 200-299 Table Numbers 300-399 Table Numbers 400-499 this handy Pocket Guide. Chalet. Extra Meetings 203 204 219 220 235 236 251 252 267 105 106 116 123 124 135 136 141 142 153 164 165 176 • Go to the Diary Advice and Extra Meeting 202 205 218 221 234 237 250 253 266 305 306 317 318 324 325 336 337 342 343 354 355 366 367 378 379 405 406 417 418 429 430 441 442 447 448 459 460 467 468 479 480 Toronto Pearson is giving away one great Desk (in the Networking Village). prize each day of the World Routes Forum 104 107 117 122 125 134 137 140 143 152 154 163 166 175 201 206 217 222 233 238 249 254 265 304 307 316 319 323 326 335 338 341 344 353 356 365 368 377 380 404 407 416 419 428 431 440 443 446 449 458 461 466 469 478 481 October 2nd-4th. Drop by our chalet C12 in • Complete an Extra Meeting Sheet. 103 108 115 121 126 133 138 139 144 151 155 162 167 174 Hall 1. Meet our Toronto Pearson team and test • Hand the completed form to a Routes 207 216 223 232 239 248 255 264 303 308 315 320 327 334 339 340 345 352 357 364 369 376 381 403 408 415 420 427 432 439 444 445 450 457 465 470 477 482 yourself in a mind over matter contest for your Runner at the Diary Advice Desk. chance to win. All participants will be entered 102 109 114 120 127 132 145 150 156 161 168 173 208 215 224 231 240 247 256 263 302 309 314 321 328 333 346 351 358 363 370 375 382 402 409 414 421 426 433 438 451 456 464 471 476 483 • Await the response by regularly checking into our daily sweepstakes. your mailbox (allow at least 30 minutes 101 110 113 119 128 131 146 149 157 160 169 172 209 214 225 230 241 246 257 262 301 310 313 322 329 332 347 350 359 362 371 374 383 401 410 413 422 425 434 437 452 455 463 472 475 484 after making a request). 100 111 112 118 129 130 147 148 158 159 170 171 210 213 226 229 242 245 258 261 300 311 312 330 331 348 349 360 361 372 373 384 400 411 412 423 424 435 436 453 454 462 473 474 485 Mailboxes 200 211 212 227 228 243 244 259 260 Please note that all organisations, except airlines, have their own mailbox address and they are listed in alphabetical order. 349 348 331 330 384 373 372 361 360 312 311 300 454 453 436 435 424 423 412 411 400 485 474 473 All mailbox names appear in English. 462 350 347 332 329 383 374 371 362 359 322 313 310 301 455 452 437 434 425 422 413 410 401 484 475 472 Airline Name Location Table No(s) Airline Name Location Table No(s) Airline Name Location Table No(s) 463 Airline Name Location Table No(s) Airline Name Location Table No(s) Airline Name Location Table No(s) Airline Name Location Table No(s) Signoffs The Formal Meetings File Name: GAACORP12072_WR_VISITMEPKGD_AD.indd Creative Team 351 346 333 328 382 375 370 363 358 321 314 309 302 Docket #: GAACORP12072 Trim Size: 76mm x 114mm 456 451 438 433 426 421 414 409 402 483 476 471 464 260 259 244 228 243 211 200 212 The formal meetings, whether pre-arranged ACD - Airport Coordination 227 379 American Airlines 228, 229 Chongqing Airlines 146, 147 flydubai 222 LAN Express 214 Qatar Airways 362, 371, 374 Spot Reisen 218 Denmark & Iceland Client: GTAA Bleed Size: 82mm x 120mm or arranged at the event, take place in the American Eagle 228, 229 Cimber Sterling 114 Freebird Airlines 334 LAN Peru 214 RAK Airways 173, 174 SriLankan Airlines 372 352 345 340 339 334 327 381 376 369 364 357 320 315 308 303 457 450 445 444 439 432 427 420 415 408 403 482 477 470 465 Ad Number: HAVEN’T BEEN TOLD YET Safe area: 66mm x 104mm Proofreader 229 261 258 245 242 210 213 226 148 147 130 118 129 171 170 159 158 112 111 ACL - Airport Coordination 380 100 Meeting Halls. There are four Meeting Halls Amerijet 323 Cirrus Airlines 217 Georgian International Airlines 204 Lao Airlines 105 Regional 128, 130, 131 PublicationSuckling Code: AirwaysDITTO Folded: N/A 416 Limited Producer 353 344 341 338 335 326 380 377 368 365 356 323 319 316 307 304 458 449 446 443 440 431 428 419 416 407 404 481 478 469 461 this year, Etihad and Emirates will hold 466 Publication: VISIT ME POCKET GUIDE Page Count: 1 262 230 257 246 241 209 214 225 ANA Wings 421, 422, 423 City Pair Meeting Tables All 124, 236, Germania 406 Lauda Air 465 Rieck Sea Air Cargo No Table Sverigeflyg No Table 149 146 131 119 128 172 169 160 157 113 110 101 Studio Adria Airways 432, 439 Insertion Date: Haven’t been told yet Creative: Louis D. meetings in their own Airline Meeting Chalets. 366, 430 Antonov Design Bureau 317, 318 GermanSky Airlines 345 Loftleidir 369 Rossiya Airlines 469 Swiss International Air Lines 403, 404, 408 Client/Account Manager 354 343 342 337 336 325 379 378 367 366 355 324 318 317 306 305 459 448 447 442 441 430 429 418 417 406 405 480 479 468 460 467 Release Date: 09_10_11 Account: Stephanie L. 263 231 256 247 240 208 215 Aegean Airlines 224 456 150 145 132 120 127 173 168 161 156 114 109 COHOR 102 377 Arik Air 346 Germanwings 102, 103 Loganair 265 Royal Jordanian Airlines No Table Info:TAM LinhasFinal Aereas File PDFX1a Producer: Terry W. 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