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Optimising regional air traffic management to facilitate rapid growth and continual safety Based on the overwhelming success of the 2009 event, we have once again asked the leading regional experts from ANSPs, CAAs, industry associations and suppliers what topics they would like to see addressed on the 2010 programme. And, based on this research and the expert advice, ATC Global Middle East 2010 will feature a comprehensive, market-led agenda which will include technical and operational panel discussions, in-depth case studies and country specific updates focused on addressing the current and on-going issues and challenges facing the industry in the region.
Sunday 12 December 2010 - Technical & Operational Focus Day The Technical and Operational Focus Day will provide an in-depth understanding of the technical and operational challenges affecting air traffic management in the Middle East and surrounding regions. A series of presentations and panel discussions from expert speakers will give those that attend a practical insight into the strategies and solutions that are needed to ensure the safety, efficiency and continued growth of air traffic in the region.
Monday 13 December 2010 – ATC Global Middle East Strategic Summit The ATC Global Middle East Strategic Summit will bring together the leading stakeholders from across the Middle East and surrounding regions to discuss the latest ATM developments and share best practice with their peers from around the world. These leading experts will provide insights into the advancements that are taking place in their countries and share their vision of what the future of air traffic management in one of the most dynamic regions of the world may look like over the coming years. Tuesday 14 December – Open Day at the Sheikh Zayed Centre for Air Traffic Movement On the final day of the ATC Global Middle East Conference, delegates are invited by the GCAA to visit the recently-opened Sheikh Zayed Centre. The Open Day will provide an overview of the largest and most advanced air traffic management facility in the Middle East This programme is subject to change. UBM Conferences reserves the rights to alter the agenda at any time. 2010 Copyright.
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