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2014 ACI World Business Partner Directory CONSULTING & IT & RETAIL AND HANDLING & PLANNING & EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT & SECURITY COMMUNICATIONS COMMERCIAL AIRFIELD CONSTRUCTION INVESTMENT 2014 ACI World Business Partner Directory www.aci.aero World Business Partners Directory Table of contents 5 Foreword: ACI World Business Partner Advisory Board Chair 7 The World Business Partner programme 8 ACI World Business Partner Contacts 9 Equipment 19 IT and Communications 35 Retail and Commercial 51 Consulting and Management, and Investment 81 Handling and Airfield 87 Planning and Construction 99 Security 109 Index Listed alphabetically by company name 2014 World Business Partner (WBP) Directory 3 www.aci.aero WBP Foreword Welcome to the 2014 ACI Airport Member and World Business Partner (WBP) Directory. This essential directory includes over 1,800 of the world’s most significant airports in 177 countries, as well as over 500 of the world’s leading corporations actively contributing to the aviation industry and focusing on airports. This is truly the world’s most complete resource – both of airports and companies catering to them. This year has been an exciting one for aviation growth around the world. Previous years have seen contraction in the industry – not only on the airline side but also in the number of WBPs as well. ACI Airport Members are looking for innovative ways to create revenue while at the same time maintaining and growing connectivity to the worldwide aviation network. This is the perfect opportunity for WBPs to bring creativity and forward-looking expertise and experience to ACI Airport Members. There is no better time to become involved in the WBP programme. The opportunities for WBPs are endless. Being listed in this directory is an easy benefit, but WBPs can also participate in ACI World Standing Committees, Regional Committees, conferences, training programmes and special initiatives. Regardless of the venue, the best way to be relevant is to be actively involved! The ACI WBP programme is the only place where members can influence aviation policy in every region of the world. As a result, whether in Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America or North America, WBP membership brings the world of aviation to your door. The question is: Are you going to answer? Sincerely, Roddy L. Boggus, NCARB, AIA (Parsons Brinckerhoff) World Business Partners Advisory Board Chair 2014 World Business Partner (WBP) Directory 5 www.aci.aero The World Business Partner Programme World Business Partners (WBPs) support ACI’s mission to foster cooperation among all aviation industry partners, providing both passengers and the air freight community with a safe, secure, efficient and environmentally compatible air transport system. Mission To serve as a resource for businesses and individuals who provide products and services to commercial aviation, and to provide a mechanism whereby WBPs can assist airports worldwide in meeting their objectives. Vision To provide the opportunity and platform for the effective distribution of information in order to ensure the safe and efficient development of the world’s airport industry. As WBPs you will: • Explore new networking opportunities; • Increase your visibility within the global aviation community; • Have privileged access to airport decision makers; • Influence the strategic direction of your industry; and • Access unique data and publications. WBPs receive many great benefits, including: • Recognition from ACI Regional and World Governing Board Members; • Listings of corporate information and contact details in ACI World and Regional Membership Directories; • Invitations to exclusive WBP networking meetings and receptions with airport leaders, including Airport Board Members; • Participation on ACI Committees according to membership level; • ACI Member rates for participating or exhibiting in all ACI World and Regional events; and • ACI’s Monthly Worldwide Traffic Report and International Passenger and Freight Report, as well as access to special reports upon request. Membership in ACI helps to strengthen your company’s position in the aviation industry and provides access to business leaders and decision makers. It also gives you the opportunity to help develop and promote the standards and policies governing airports today. For further information about the ACI WBP programme, and for links to the ACI WBP Regional websites, please visit www.wbp.aero. 2014 World Business Partner (WBP) Directory 7 www.aci.aero ACI World Business Partner Contacts ACI World ACI Latin America-Caribbean Joanna Kufedjian Javier Martínez Botacio Manager, Marketing Director General Tel: +1 514 373 1232 ACI-LAC Regional Secretariat [email protected] Tocumen International Airport International Concourse, Level 3 ACI Africa PANAMA Ali Tounsi REP. OF PANAMA Secretary General Tel. (507) 238-2691 c/o Academie Internationale Cel. (507) 6679-1797 Mohammed VI de L’aviation Civile [email protected] Aeropole Mohammed V www.aci-lac.aero Nouasseur CASABLANCA ACI North America MOROCCO Casey Lamar Tel: +212 20 300 880 Director, Conferences/ Fax: +212 20 300 882 Associates Board of Directors [email protected] 1615 L Street, NW-Suite 300 www.aci-africa.aero WASHINGTON, DC, 20036 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ACI Asia-Pacific Phone: +1 202 293 8500 Yulim Lee (Ms.) Fax: +1 202 331 1362 Manager – Member Services & Events [email protected] Unit 13, 2/F, Airport World Trade Centre www.aci-na.org 1 Sky Plaza Road Hong Kong International Airport HONG KONG Tel: +852 2180 9449 Fax: +852 2180 9462 [email protected] www.aci-asiapac.aero ACI EUROPE Yulia Plyusnina Programme Development Coordinator 10, Rue Montoyer, (box No 9), 1000 BRUXELLES BELGIUM Tel: +32 2 552 0983 Fax: +32 2 502 5637 [email protected] www.aci-europe.org 2014 World Business Partner (WBP) Directory 8 www.aci.aero EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT Equipment Listed alphabetically by company name 2014 World Business Partner (WBP) Directory 9 www.aci.aero ADELTE Airport Technologies S.L.U. Primary Contact: Mr. Francois MAMERT ADELTE Airport Technologies S.L.U. provides Europe Business Title: Marketing Director engineering know-how and results-driven solutions for the world’s leading international airports. From Buenos Aires 1 Secondary Contact: Ms. Gemma DE VICENTE advanced boarding bridges and terminal solutions EQUIPMENT Barcelona Business Title: Marketing Department that deliver a better experience for passengers, to 08029 innovative ground support equipment and aircraft ES - SPAIN recovery products to improve performance on Tel: +34 902 300 601 the apron, ADELTE is focused on working closely Email: [email protected] with its partners to enhance airport operations Website: www.adelte.com worldwide. Advanced Fiber Products Ltd. Primary Contact: Mr. Andy HARDING Europe Business Title: Group Chairman Hollands Road Industrial Estate, Secondary Contact: Mr. Lee NUNN Haverhill, Suffolk, Business Title: Commercial Manager Security CB9 8PR Products GB - UNITED KINGDOM Tel: +44 1440 70 64 Email: [email protected] Website: www.afpgco.com Airbus Americas, Inc. Primary Contact: Mr. Dan COHEN-NIR Airbus is the world’s leading aircraft manufacturer North America Business Title: Programs Director whose customer focus, commercial know-how, technological leadership and manufacturing 1909 K Street NW efficiency have propelled it to the forefront of the Suite 720 industry . Washington, DC 20006 US - UNITED STATES Tel: +1 202 331 2235 Website: www.airbus.com/company/americas/ Airbus Prosky Primary Contact: Ms. Kara EVANKO Airbus ProSky, the Air Traffic Management (ATM) Europe Business Title: Communications subsidiary of Airbus, is dedicated to improving the performance of global ATM. Comprised of Airbus Americas/Airbus ProSky recognized subject matter experts and offering Dulles, VA 20166 intelligent ATM solutions, Airbus ProSky works with US - UNITED STATES stakeholders to maximize efficiency, capacity and Tel: +1 703 234 0863 environmental sustainability. Airbus ProSky includes Email: [email protected] Metron Aviation, Quovadis and ATRiCS, brought Website: www.airbus.com together to improve the performance and efficiency of the global airspace. Airbus SAS Primary Contact: Mr. Bruno GUTIERRES Airbus is the leading aircraft manufacturer offering Europe Business Title: Business Development Director & the most modern, comprehensive and efficient Head of Airbus Business Nursery passenger aircraft family on the more than 100-seat 1 Rond-Point Maurice Bellonte market, while its military division is the global leader Blagnac Cedex Secondary Contact: Mr. Andrew GORDON for transport, tanker and surveillance airlifters 31707 Business Title: Director Strategic Marketing & ranging from three to 45 tonnes of payload. Airbus FR - FRANCE Analysis is an EADS company. Tel: +33 5 61 93 33 33 Email: [email protected] Website: www.airbus.com Arconas Corporation Primary Contact: Ms. Lynn GORDON ARCONAS is a solutions-oriented, award-winning designer North America Business Title: Vice President - Airport Solutions and manufacturer of Exceptional Public Seating. Since Affiliate Region: Asia-Pacific its incorporation in 1972, Arconas has established a Secondary Contact: Mr. Dan NUSSBAUM reputation for providing customized solutions for our airport 5700 Keaton Crescent Business Title: President clients worldwide. Our Airport Solutions team works Mississauga, ON L5R 3H5 closely with airports, airlines, architects and designers CA - CANADA to create unique, comfortable environments for their Tel: +1 905 272 0727 passengers with gate & lounge seating and
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