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A unique event to promote leadership and innovation in the region
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA25-27 February 2013
On behalf of the Australian Government I invite you to the 2013 Asia Pacific Aviation and Aerospace Leaders’ Summit.
In December 2009 the Australian Government released the first ever aviation policy statement, the National Aviation White Paper,which highlights the importance of the aviation and aerospace industries to Australia’s economy and way of life.
At a time when many aviation markets around the world are struggling, Australian aviation continues to grow with 82 million domestic and international passengers taking to our skies in the past year.
This Summit is timely in light of the recent release of the Australia in the Asian Century White Paper.
It is also a golden opportunity to promote Australia’s aviation industry to the world.
I look forward to welcoming you to Melbourne, Australia.
Yours Sincerely
Minister Anthony Albanese MP Department of Transport and Infrastructure Australian Government
Welcome to the 2013 Asia Pacific Aviation and Aerospace Leaders Summit.
It is appropriate that the summit is being held in Victoria, the home of the aviation and aerospace industries in Australia.
Victoria witnessed the first powered and first passenger flights in Australia and is now the home of the Royal Australian Air Force, Jetstar and Tiger Airlines.
As Australia’s manufacturing hub, Melbourne hosts a range of aerospace companies such as Boeing, as well as local leaders Marand and Rosebank, who make components for the Joint Strike Force project. The Victorian Government sees this industry as central to our economy and strategically important to our region. Our aviation policy focuses on infrastructure development, investment attraction, skills improvement and creating a competitive environment.
That is why we are creating a National Aviation Services precinct right here in Melbourne to co-locate skills development, research, manufacturing and maintenance in a dynamic hub.
This is especially important given that the number of airliners in the Asia Pacific region is predicted to triple to more than 13,000 by 2030 – accounting for a third of new aircraft deliveries worldwide.
The Asia Pacific Aviation and Aerospace Leaders Summit is an important part of addressing commercial and general aviation growth, sustainability, infrastructure, safety and standards which will underpin the success of the aviation and aerospace industries of our region.
Yours Sincerely
The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips MLC Deputy Treasurer and Minister Responsible for the Aviation Industry Government of Victorian
Welcome
In this century, the Asia-Pacific region will become home to most of the world’s middle class.
It will be the world’s largest producer of goods and services and the largest consumer of them.
Aviation and aerospace are a fundamental driver of this growth, and a key to regional prosperity.
The 2013 Asia Pacific Aviation and Aerospace Leaders Summit is a unique event to promote industry leadership and innovation in the world’s fastest growing region.
The Summit comes at a time of great challenge and change.
The challenge is to sustain this growth while maintaining the highest standards of environmental management, safety, skills and quality.
The change is how Australia will adapt and focus beyond our shores to find a place in the fastest growing market in the world.
The 2013 Asia Pacific Aviation and Aerospace Leaders Summit follows the release of the Australian Government’s “Australia in the Asian Century” White Paper, and will help promote our world-class industry with opportunities in emerging markets.
It brings together the region’s thought leaders to discuss critical issues, challenges and opportunities, to share experiences and to create new networks and partnerships.
The Summit features speakers from countries including China, India, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia, discussing issues such as commercial and general aviation growth, sustainability, infrastructure, safety and standards.
With the generous support of partners including QBE Insurance, KPMG, Swinburne and RMIT Universities, Boeing, Virgin Australia, Melbourne Airport , the Victorian Government, the City of Greater Geelong, La Trobe Regional Airport and ACS Aviation Solutions, the event represents a critical opportunity for Australia’s aviation and aerospace industry to soar in the Asian century.
Thought Leadership: Aviation and Aerospace in the Asian Century
Jim Carden Chief Executive Officer Aviation/Aerospace Australia
8.30PM > REGISTRATION
> 9AM WELCOME
/ Minister for Infrastructure and Transport The Hon. Anthony Albanese MP, Australian Government
/ Deputy Treasurer and Minister Responsible for the Aviation Industry The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips MLC, Government of Victoria
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: THE RISE OF THE ASIAN ECONOMY Setting the context for aviation and aerospace growth
/ KPMG Tim Lu, National Director China Practice
SUSTAINABILITY Global Challenge, Global Response
/ Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), Geneva Paul Steele, Executive Director
/ Boeing (China) Research and Technology Dong Yang Wu, Vice President
Response: An Australian Perspective Department of Infrastructure and Transport Australia Mike Mrdak, Secretary
> MORNING TEA
SETTING NEW STANDARDS Achieving Harmonisation of Safety, Regulation and Operational Efficiency
Managing Risk in a Global Market / QBE Australia John Buckley, General Manager – Aviation Corporate Partners & Speciality
A Seamless Asia-Pacific Sky? / International Air Transport Association (IATA) Ken McLean, Regional Director of Asia-Pacific Safety, Operations and Infrastructure
Response: Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Australia (CASA) John McCormick, Director
THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME
Servicing New Regional Markets / International Air Transport Association (IATA) Maunu von Lueders, Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific Region
> LUNCH
CHINA IN THE AVIATION CENTURY
Creating an Aircraft for the World’s Biggest Market / Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd (COMAC) Dr Li Dongsheng, Vice President
INDIA IN THE AVIATION CENTURY
Manufacturing for New Regional Markets / Mahindra Aerospace Mahindra and Mahindra Limited Arvind Mehra, Executive Director and CEO
> AFTERNOON TEA
AIRPORTS: MEETING THE DEMAND
Boosting Economies Through Efficient Airport Development
/ Airports Authority Of India Mr VP Agrawal, Chairman
/ Taoyuan International Airport Service Co Ltd, Taiwan Perry Chou, Vice President
Response: Melbourne Airport Chris Woodruff, Chief Executive Officer
INDONESIA
Meeting the Aviation Growth Challenge of the Indonesian Archipelago / Republic of Indonesia Herry Bakti, Director General of Civil Aviation
LEADERSHIP Aviation and Aerospace in Asia Pacific
Australia in the Asian Century / Airservices Australia - Air Vice Marshal Margaret Staib
Panel Discussion
5.30PM > CLOSE
6PM > COCKTAIL RECEPTION
* A/AA reserves the right to change the program at any time.
DAY 1 - MONDAY 25 FEBRUARY
Program
Speakers 1. Chris Woodruff 2. Dong Yang Wu 3. Maunu Von Lueders 4. Mike Mrdak 5. Ken McLean 6. John McCormick 7. John Buckley 8. Paul Steele
9. Perry Chou 10. Tim Lu 11. Li Dongsheng 12. Arvind Mehra 13. VP Agrawal 14. Margaret Staib 15. Herry Bakti
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
8AM > TRAVEL TO AVALON
AIRSHOW OPENING CEREMONY - LAUNCH
A/AA SYMPOSIUM A/AA will hold a symposium that explores issues of leader-ship, culture and people: How do countries nurture and grow their quality, safety, innovation, excellence and leadership?
12.30PM > LUNCH
Hosted by the City of Greater Geelong Geelong Business Centre Aerial Display #1 viewed from Chalet
3PM > AFTERNOON TEA
Hosted by La Trobe City Council Victorian Government Business Centre Aerial Display #2 viewed from Chalet
5PM > TRAVEL TO CBD
8AM > TRAVEL TO AVALON
TOUR EXHIBITION Delegates have the option to visit the trade exposition individ-ually or join a guided tour by A/AA
12.30PM > LUNCH
INDUSTRY SEMINAR Opportunity to attend seminars on Low Carbon Jet Fuels and Australia’s Full Spectrum Solutions: Skills & Training.
4PM > NETWORKING EVENT
NETWORKING RECEPTION Held at the Victorian Government Exhibition Stand
5PM > TRAVEL TO CBD
Summit activities will take place over three days in Melbourne and at the Australian International Air Show.
The delegate package includes: / Leaders Summit in Melbourne / Networking functions
/ Summit cocktail reception / Official Opening of the Air Show
/ Transport to and from the Air Show / Viewing of flying displays
/ 2-day Air Show pass / Industry Seminars
A/AA Member Registration $495
Non Member Registration $1495
(all prices inclusive of GST)
REGISTER NOW – visit www.aviationaerospace.org.au or call 1300 889 459
ACCOMMODATION Please visit www.aviationaerospace.org.au for more information on recommended options
DAY 2 - TUESDAY 26 FEBRUARY DAY 3 - WEDNESDAY 27 FEBRUARY
Packages
6. 10.7. 11.8. 12.9. 13. 14. 15.
AIRNet: To help members soar into Asia and beyond
The Aviation Industry Resources Network (AIRNet) is designed for members to share opportunities, collaborations and intelligence in international markets. It helps prepare businesses for trade missions and provides valuable resources and advice on issues such as Intellectual Property, International Markets, Business and Cultural Practices and Foreign Investment Regulations.
The network supports government trade missions, as well as undertaking its own international activities that match member capability with opportunities in new and emerging markets.
Young Aviation/Aerospace Australia: YA/AA
YA/AA is a division of A/AA for the development of the next generation of aviation and aerospace professionals to build networks, skills, knowledge, experience and leadership.
Women in Aviation/Aerospace Australia: WA/AA
WA/AA is a national forum providing resources and networking opportunities to promote the participation of women in Australia’s aviation and aerospace industry.
A/AA is independent, not-for-profit and solely focused on the long-term health of Australian aviation and aerospace. The Association covers all sectors of industry, including manufacturers, airlines, airports, MROs, trainers, high-tech developers, TAFEs, universities and professional service firms.
/ Promoting Australian Industry Capability Providing a central source for foreign companies seeking partnerships with Australian companies
/ Industry Research Capturing industry needs, challenges, sentiment and skills
/ International Marketing and Trade Assistance Helping Australian companies build international markets
/ Skills Helping governments address skills needs and future demands for a sustainable industry
/ Professional Development Building management and leadership capacity for Australian industry
About A/AA
Initiatives
And beyond.QBE is Australia’s specialist in aviation insurance, but our focus goes above and beyond that of just insurance.
QBE is committed to all aspects of the industry, including safety and maintenance.
So speak to an insurer who understands your industry, not just insurance. Contact your QBE broker today.
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Proud partner of the Asia Pacific Aviation & Aerospace Leaders Summit 25 – 27 February 2013.
The Association is an independent, not-for-profit membership based organisation whose primary aim is to contribute to the long-term health of the Australian aviation & aerospace industries.
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