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AIR Convention Asia May 1st - 3th, 2019, Bangkok, Thailand Attendee list 2019 Company Position 3 Points Aviation CEO 3 Points Aviation VP of Sales & Marketing ACC Aviation Group Regional VP - Asia Pacific Aerfin Director ‑ Regional Sales and Operations Aergo Capital Asia Vice Chairman and Managing Director Aerotask CEO & VP Financial Solutions Aerotask AEREOS - Atlas Aerospace Partner Aerotrends Aviation (M) Sdn. Bhd. Managing Director Aerotrends Aviation (M) Sdn. Bhd. Business Development Director Aerospace Asset India SVP of Business Development Asia Pacific, GM Aerospace Asset India SVP of Global Sales and Marketing Aeropair Ltd AEPS (Thailand) Co., Ltd CEO AFP Sales & Marketing Manager Business Development and Marketing Manager, Asia- AFP Pacific Aydınlık Revenue Management Specialist Air2MRO Ltd Managing Director Air Arabia E-Business Performance Executive Air Arabia Head of Flight Operations Air Asia Head of Marketing Special Assistant to Chairman Air Asia Strategy & Business Development Air Asia Revenue Management- Senior Business Analyst Air Asia Company Ltd. Director Procurement Air Asia India Manager Logistics Air Asia Japan Maintenance Planning Group, Engineering Air Asia Japan Maintenance Planning Group, Engineering Air Astana Director Asia Air Astana Senior Procurement Executive Air Astana Senior Digital Marketing Executive Air Canada Aircraft Maintenance Planner Air China Cargo Deputy Manager Air France Director Mekong & Taiwan Air France VP Sales & Distribution Asia Air France UX & Human Factors Specialist Air France UX designer Air France UX designer Air France Program Rules Manager Air France Chief Pilot Air France Regional Manager, B2B & B2T Marketing Air France CDG Communication Officer Air France Industries and KLM Engineering Aircraft Tools Engineering Officer & Maintenance Air France Industries KLM Engineering & General Manager Sales – Southeast Asia Maintenance Manager Alliance Partnership Air France KLM Business Development Air France KLM Martinair Cargo VP CXO Air India Engineering Services Ltd. Sr. Asst. General Manager Air India Express Route Manager Air Lease Corporation Executive Chairman Air Macau Planning and Purchasing Air Macau Repairs and Warranty Air Macau Head of Planning, Purchasing and Repair Air Seychelles Manager Internal Audit General Manager - India,Sri Lanka,Bangladesh & AirAsia Nepal AirAsia India Maintenance Manager AirAsia Indonesia Continuous Improvement Excutive Air Asia Company Limited Account Manager Air Asia Company Limited Special Assistant to Chairman Air Asia Company Limited Senior Account Manager AirAsia X Berhad Procurement Executive AirAsia X Berhad Procurement AirAsia X Berhad Head Of Procurement AirAsia X Berhad Procurement manager AirAsia X Berhad Engineering Purchasing AirAsia X Berhad Engineering & Maintenace Dep AirAsia X Berhad Engineering AirAsia X Berhad Engineering AirAsia X Berhad Procurement & Inventory AirAsia X Berhad Purchasing materials AirAsia X Berhad Engineerging Aerospace Asset Trading LLC SVP of Business Development Asia Pacific, GM Aerospace Asset Trading LLC SVP of Global Sales and Marketing airblue Executive Travel Services airblue General Manager Coordination Aircommerce Founder and Managing Director Airmark Fleet planner AIROD Senior General Manager Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited Director of Research and Airport Database AirSWIFT Purchasing Manager Airwork New Zealand Technical Director Airworks India Associate Vice President Alaska Airlines Technology Training Analyst Alaris Aerospace Systems Sales Executive Alaris Aerospace Systems Sales Executive Alaris Aerospace Systems Sales Manager All Nippon Airways Director Component All Nippon Airways Component All Nippon Airways Trading General Manager All Nippon Airways Trading Assistant to General Manager Ameco Beijing Aircraft Maintenance and CEO Engineering Corporation Ameco Beijing Director Int. Marketing & Sales American Airlines MD - Asia/Pacific Revenue Management American Airlines Manager Customer Service AOT DMK Director AOTGA Board of Director AOTGA CEO Aruba Airlines PR & Communications Manager ASA Jets Managing Partner Asia Atlantic Airlines Logistic Manager Asiana Airlines HR Asiana Airlines HR Asiana Airlines Purchasing Assistant Manager Asiana Airlines Manager Asiana Airlines Manager of Aircraft and Supply department AsiaPay Founder and Chief Executive Officer AsiaPay Sales and Marketing Manager AsiaPay Associate Director Assaia International CEO Assaia International Chief Customer Officer AvAir Director of Business Development - Asia Avia Maldives Director Of Operations Avia Maldives Operations Control Executive AviaAM Financial Leasing China CEO AviaAM Financial Leasing China China Representative AviaAM Financial Leasing China Project Manager AviaAM Financial Leasing China Deputy General Manager AviaAM Financial Leasing China VP Development AviaAM Leasing CEO and Chairman of the Board aviationscouts GmbH CEO AVIAR Founder & CEO AVIAR Managing Partner Avia Solutions Group Business Development Manager Avia Solutions Group Chief Commercial Officer Avion Express CEO Azerbaijan Airlines Deputy Director Azur Aviation Purchasing Team Leader Azur Aviation Repair Team Leader Azure Dragon Aviation Principal Bamboo Airways Company Limited Recruitment Manager Bamboo Airways Company Limited HR Policy & Payroll Manager Bamboo Airways Company Limited Human Resources Director Bangkok Airways Advisor to Board of Directors Bangkok Airways Network Planning Supervisor Bangkok Airways Manager - Network Planning Bangkok Airways Senior Network Performance Analysis Bangkok Airways SVP, Maintenance & Engineering Bangkok Airways Purchasing & Repair Manager Bangkok Airways Technical Purchaser Bangkok Airways Technical Dept Bangkok airways Market Analysis Officer Bangkok Airways Director Network and Fleet Planning Bangkok Airways VP Maintenance Bangkok Airways Market Analysis Manager Bangkok Airways System Engineer, Technical Service Division Bangkok Airways System Engineer, Technical Service Division Bangkok Airways Supervisor Network Performance Analysis Bangkok Airways Lead Engineer, Technical Service Basaka Air Director, Engineering & Maintenance Bassaka Air Engineering Bassaka Air Manager Procurement BATAM Aero Technic (Lion Group) President Director BIMAN Bangladesh Airlines Chief Engineer BMG Aviation Client Manager - Broking Biman Bangladesh Airlines B. 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(Mechanical) Biman Bangladesh Airlines Director Administration Biman Bangladesh Airlines Manager Biman Bangladesh Airlines CFO Block.aero CEO Block.aero COO Head of Security India & Hazmat, Safety Advisor - Blue Dart Aviation Limited Instructor Boeing Managing Director, Marketing Asia Pacific & India Boeing Strategic Marketing Boeing Asia Pacific Aviation Services Director of Quality Boeing Commercial Airplanes Regional Director Marketing Bombardier Head of Marketing Asia-Pacific & China BOSA-Thayaan Managing Director Director-General, The Civil Aviation Authority of CAAT Thailand (CAAT) CAAT Head of Airworthiness CAE Flight & Simulator Services Regional Sales Manager, Asia Pacific California Airsales President Cambodia Airways Director Maintenance Cambodia Angkor Air Supply Manager Caravelo Chief Commercial Officer Caravelo Head of Asia Pacific Caspian Airlines CAMO Manager Cathay Pacific Airways Senior Captain & CRM instructor Cebu Pacific Director Fleet Cebu Pacific Supervisor Fleet Chapman Freeborn Regional Leasing & Country Manager UAE Chromalloy Gas Turbine Vice President and General Manager Chromalloy Director Chromalloy Singapore SVP Sales & Marketing APAC & China Aircraft Leasing Co Aircraft Trading Vice President of System Operation Control China Airlines Division at China Airlines China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu Ltd. Director China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu Ltd. Project Executive China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu Ltd. Director Assistant China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu Ltd. Aircraft Maintenance Deputy General Manager China Eastern Aviation Import & Export Co., Ltd. Team Leader Of Purchase Division China Southern Airlines Director China Southern Airlines Mcc Manager China Southern Airlines Director Spare Supply Cirium Head Of Sales APAC - Travel & Transportation CDB Aviation Leasing Senior Vice President CDB Aviation Leasing HEAD OF COMMERCIAL, ASIA PACIFIC Dana Airlines Quality Manager Dana Airlines Loyalty Program Manager DBJ Singapore Limited Manager, Corporate & Structured Finance Dept. Delta Air Lines Instructional Designer IFS Learning - Design And Deliver Trainings Delta Airlines For Air Crews DMK Director Managing Director Donghai Airlines Engineer DOHOP Director, Asia-Pacific DOHOP Director India Middle East & Africa DS Aviation Consulting CEO Duc Anh Technology & Equipment Co.,Ltd Director Eastar Jet Associate Eastar Jet General Manager Edelweiss Air Head of Controlling eGENTIC Asia Pacific Senior Manager Partnerships El Al Israel Airlines Ltd Product owner El Al Israel Airlines Ltd Head of mobile department El Al Israel Airlines Ltd CTO El Al Israel Airlines Ltd Digital Service El Al Israel Airlines Ltd Digital & It Manager Customer and Service division El Al Israel Airlines Ltd CTO Infrastructure and Communications Division Eirtech Aviation Vice President Engage Aviation Capital Private Limited CEO Embraer Promotion and Events Manager Marketing Director for Commercial Aviation Asia Embraer Pacific EMBRAER Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Promotion and Events Manager EMBRAER Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Vice President, Asia Pacific Emirates Airlines Operational Planning Emirates Airlines Revenue Optimization Analyst Emirates
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