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MEDIA INFO 2015
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The importance of ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business
By Olivier Jankovec, Director General, ACI EUROPE
Airports have evolved and developed over the past 20 years, to become vastly different, more competitive,
efficient and quality-driven entities. We are in a position to track progress, because as the voice of Europe’s airports, ACI EUROPE represents over 460 airports in 45 European countries, accounting for over 90% of commercial air traffic in Europe. Our membership encompasses airport operators of all sizes, as well as national airport associations, World Business Partners and educational establishments.
In our unique role, we strive to ensure effective communication and negotiation with legislative, commercial, technical, environmental, passenger and other interests. ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business – our official quarterly publication – is a vital communication tool for the industry, promoting a broader understanding of the challenges facing airports and civil aviation in Europe. It allows us to interact effectively with key decision-makers, partner organisations and other industry stakeholders.
As the exclusive voice of Europe’s airports, ACI EUROPE is engaged in important work concerning the future of air transport, ranging from airport capacity to the environment, airport security to airport economics, from the Single European Sky to air traffic rights liberalisation and much more. ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business
allows us to communicate our advocacy efforts and what the latest key strategic issues really mean for airports.
ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business is also an unrivalled source of information on the latest news from airports with major development and expansion plans. We showcase the latest examples of best practice, the emerging strategies for overcoming the challenges associated with significant infrastructure projects and the progressive efforts airports are making to ensure a world-class passenger experience.
The quarterly issues of ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business are augmented by our website – www.airport-business.com – and bi-weekly e-newsletter, ensuring it remains the key reference source for airport developments as they happen.
Our readership and coverage is impressive. With a core database of over 23,000 named individuals and additional distribution at key industry events, ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business enables us to reach all of the people who really matter in this industry.
Put simply, ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business is an unrivalled source of news on industry developments, an effective way to reach the European airport community and an essential component of our communication and advocacy efforts. I look forward to seeing your brand in our magazine, in the year ahead.
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Why Partner with ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business Magazine?
ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business, founded over 20 years ago, is widely renowned as the leading industry magazine for airports globally.
We report on the latest strategic, governmental authorities whose actions shape our industry. Our editorial coverage focuses on the issues that matter, as well as the airports with major expansion and improvement plans, ensuring that the companies who advertise with us have a very targeted and timely exposure to the airport operators making buying decisions.
In addition, a substantial percentage of the revenues created from ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business are invested back into ACI EUROPE, to assist lobbying efforts and industry initiatives.
Unrivalled Global CoverageAs well as having exclusive access to the
ACI EUROPE databases, we also employ a Data Specialist who constantly researches and updates our mailing list to ensure we are reaching the industry’s key influencers and decision-makers, including ACI member airports worldwide. With distribution to over 23,000 named individuals, plus bonus circulation at important industry events including ACI EUROPE Commercial & Retail, ACI EUROPE General Assembly, ACI Airport Exchange and inter airport Europe, you can be sure your company’s marketing campaign will comprehensively reach your target audience via the different print and digital media opportunities available, which can be integrated and tailored specifically to meet your requirements.
D I S T R I B U T I O N B R E A K D O W N
SENIORMANAGEMENT35%
EUROPEANREGION41%
AIRPORTS72%
GOVERNMENTALAUTHORITIES8%
SUPPLIERS13%
AIRLINES6%
OTHER1%
ASIA & PACIFIC REGION(INCLUDING MIDDLE EAST)29%
NORTHAMERICA15%
LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN10%
AFRICAREGION5%
OPERATIONS22%
COMMERCIAL15%
SECURITY & IT10%
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS & SUPPLIERS15%
GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES3%
SENIORMANAGEMENT35%
EUROPEANREGION41%
AIRPORTS72%
GOVERNMENTALAUTHORITIES8%
SUPPLIERS13%
AIRLINES6%
OTHER1%
ASIA & PACIFIC REGION(INCLUDING MIDDLE EAST)29%
NORTHAMERICA15%
LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN10%
AFRICAREGION5%
OPERATIONS22%
COMMERCIAL15%
SECURITY & IT10%
GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES3%
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS & SUPPLIERS15%
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Editorial schedule 2015
ACI EUROPE is playing a very active role in moving airports to become carbon neutral. With the launch of the ACI EUROPE
Airport Carbon Accreditation programme in 2009, the association is committed to encouraging airports to participate. As a result every edition of ACI EUROPE
Communiqué Airport Business contains specific airport coverage, showcasing leading airports in this field to show how carbon neutrality can be achieved.
In addition we are committed to providing information on ACI EUROPE activities, interviews with key industry people, Airport Development, EU
Matters, Operations, Passengers, IT, Commercial, Security and Product Innovation. The editorial team is managed by leading industry editor Ross Falconer and his team of eight journalists and analysts, who between them have over 120 years’ air transport knowledge and writing experience.
Spring issue
Publication date 7 April
• Airport commercial supplement, including a preview of the ACI EUROPE Airport Commercial & Retail Conference & Exhibition, and exhibitor news. Supplement to also highlight areas including retail, F&B, car parking, foreign exchange, airport advertising
• Airport interiors• Baggage/passenger processing and
boarding innovations• Regional airport focus: Italian airports,
including SEA Milano, host of the ACI EUROPE Airport Commercial & Retail Conference & Exhibition 2015.
AIRPORT FOCUSES• Keflavik International Airport- host
of ACI EUROPE Regional Airports’ Conference & Exhibition.
• Copenhagen Airport, which is continuing its journey towards ‘The Airport of the Future’ with the capacity to handle 40 million passengers. It is investing DKK130 million (€18 million) in the upgrade and expansion of Terminal 2 by an additional 700sqm and two additional security lanes. The two projects will be ready in April for next year’s summer season.
• Finavia focus – examining the €900 million modernisation of Helsinki Airport and the €100 million investment in its regional gateways, including the renovated low-cost Terminal 2 at Tampere-Pirkkala Airport.
BONUS DISTRIBUTION • ACI EUROPE Airport Commercial &
Retail Conference & Exhibition, 21-23 April 2015, Milan, Italy
• ACI EUROPE Regional Airports’ Conference & Exhibition, 18-20 May 2015, Reykjavik, Iceland
Summer issuePublication date 10 June
• Carbon neutral airports• Security• Check-in/boarding technology• FIDS/voice recognition• Airport architecture• Airport management systems/solutions• Focus on Prague Airport, host of the ACI
EUROPE General Assembly, Congress & Exhibition.
• Preview of the ACI EUROPE General Assembly, Congress & Exhibition, including exhibitor news.
UK AIRPORT FOCUS• A new runway for London – following
the verdict of Sir Howard Davies’ Airports Commission, a focus on the selected runway expansion project.
• Aberdeen Airport – the first phase of its terminal transformation project began in October, when demolition work started to clear the land required for the £15 million terminal extension to take place.
• London Stansted Airport – focus on completion of the airport’s transformation project.
• Ukraine airport focus, including Lviv International Airport.
BONUS DISTRIBUTION• ACI EUROPE General Assembly,
Congress & Exhibition, 24-26 June 2015, Prague, Czech Republic
Autumn issuePublication date 25 September
• Master planning• Airside support services• Friction testing• Airfield lighting• Airside operations• Runway resurfacing/ maintenance/
developments• Passengers with Reduced Mobility• Baggage handling systems• Wayfinding and queue management
systems
AIRPORT FOCUSES• Turkish airports focus.• Kuwait International Airport has
announced plans to develop and expand the current terminal and improve passenger facilities, including comprehensive maintenance projects for the building and passenger lounges, as well as cladding for the exterior and interior of the building and flooring, customs inspection devices and security screening devices.
BONUS DISTRIBUTION • Future Travel Experience Global, 9-11
September 2015, Las Vegas, US
• inter airport Europe, 6-9 October 2015, Munich, Germany
24th AIRPORTCOMMERCIAL& RETAILConference & Exhibition
Hosted by:
Hosted by:25th GENERALASSEMBLYConference & Exhibition
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Winter issuePublication date 25 November
• ACI Airport Exchange special edition, featuring event preview and exhibitor news
Focuses on the Airport Exchange conference streams:• Security & Border Control• Airport Operations• Airport Development & Environment• Facilitation, IT & Customer Service• Digital Engagement Summit• Plus, key exhibitor and sponsor
highlights.
ANTIPODEAN AIRPORTS FOCUS• Queenstown Airport is currently in
the midst of a development phase with construction starting on its new international terminal, a project that will expand the current building footprint by a third by winter 2015. The new building has been designed to blend in with the wider terminal, but while the outer shell will be completed by June 2015, the interior will be developed in three stages.
• Wellington Airport has commenced the AU$58m (€40 million), 6,000sqm extension of its main terminal building and apron. The extension will double the width of both southern piers, provide extra gate lounge space, new retail and food & beverage offerings, double the number of toilets, and more parking spaces for aircraft.
• Adelaide Airport has unveiled plans to more than triple the size of its domestic and international terminal and create an ‘Airport Business District’ featuring industry clusters as part of its 30-year vision for the site.
BONUS DISTRIBUTION• ACI Airport Exchange, 8-10 December
2015, Istanbul Congress Center, Turkey
F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N O N E D I T O R I A L O P P O R T U N I T I E S , I N C L U D I N G E D I T O R I A L D E A D L I N E S , C O N T A C T :
Ross Falconer at [email protected]
Special Reports
ACI EUROPE Communiqué Airport Business also produces a number of special reports on airport operators, detailing how they have approached major expansion projects. Please see the following examples of Special Reports, we’d be happy to discuss any requirements you might have.
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