Conference:European Aviation Asset Management Leasing, financing and growth in the current environment

2nd Annual
European Aviation Asset Management
Leasing, financing and growth in the current environment

Thursday 7th April 2011
Hilton Reykjavik Nordica
Reykjavik, Iceland
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CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Senior Representative of Icelandair Group
Mark Byrne, Director, ICM Aviation
Christian Castang, Executive Director, Altaïr Aero Projects
Spiro Farougias, Director Marketing, International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC)
Michael Fuerst, Vice President Marketing & Sales, Airbus Freighter Conversion
Yves Lavigne, Owner – Partner, Regio Lease
Roland H. Moore, Aviation Attorney
Robin Springthorpe, Partner – Aviation, Bird & Bird
Ala Toukatli, Partner and Principal Strategy and Network, Lufthansa Consulting
Gary Weissel, Vice President – co-Managing Officer Commercial and Business Aviation, SH&E
Senior Representative of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft

FREE ADMISSION FOR AIRLINES

Following the success of the summit in 2010, the 2nd Annual event will explore the latest developments in aviation asset management in Europe as well as the future of asset management services. The event will provide the platform for high level debate, exchange of ideas and information as well as extensive networking opportunities for aviation executives from Europe and around the world.

The main purpose of the conference is to debate issues that affect asset management in the European aviation market. Topics to be discussed will include the management of aviation assets for airlines, appraisals, leasing and financing aircraft, valuation, pre-purchase inspection, leasing management, finance and strategic planning, risk management, portfolio management, insurance, remarketing, repossession, technical asset management, engine maintenance, airworthiness assessment, aircraft sales, aircraft delivery, asset recovery, safety and regulatory compliance, security, legal issues, new airlines, all-business class aircraft operators, case studies from European regions, low cost airlines, and the future of European aviation.

The event will also provide the opportunity for networking with airlines, aircraft manufacturers, banks, airports, law firms, financial analysts, leasing and finance companies and any aviation professional involved with the development of the aviation asset management sector in Europe.

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