Main IATA navigation

Pressroom

You & IATA

Airlines Airports Air Traffic Management Freight Forwarders Government Policy Makers Ground Handlers Industry Suppliers & Manufacturers Passengers Travel Agents

Passenger

Airline DistributionBaggage Services

Safety

AuditsSix-Point Safety ProgramSafety Data Management and AnalysisSafety Management SystemsCabin SafetyHealth and Safety

Security & Facilitation

Checkpoint of the FutureOne Stop SecuritySecurity Management Systems (SEMS)Facilitation & Passenger Data

Simplifying the Business

New Distribution Capability (NDC)IATA e-servicesFast TravelPassenger FacilitationInBag

Work Groups

Forthcoming Work Group MeetingsAirlinesAirportsAir Traffic ManagementFreight ForwardersGovernments & Policy MakersGround HandlersIndustry Suppliers & Manufacturers

New Distribution Capability

Simplifying the Business while providing passengers with personalized choice of products and services

Dangerous Goods Regulation (DGR)

The trusted source to prepare and document dangerous shipments in compliance with international regulations.

Event Calendar

Improving Training Provision Conference - 5-6 JuneeCargo Conference - 18-20 JuneWorld Passenger Symposium - 29-31 OctoberAll events

Annual General Meeting

AGM 2013AgendaMedia accreditationEvent information - New web appPast AGMs

Annual General Meeting 2013 (AGM)

A unique and exclusive aviation forum, bringing together the world’s aviation leading figures. The 69th edition will be taking place in Cape Town, 2-4 June.

Press ReleasesOpinion Pieces & Letters

SpeechesCEO Biography

Facts & Figures

Fact SheetsEconomic reports (IATA Economics)Ranking tables from WATSPresentationsVision 2050 - Shaping Aviation's FutureAcronyms

Press Enquiries

Tony Tyler's speech at the Quarterly Outlook Announcement

IATA's DG & CEO presented the industry forecast and his outlook on the most critical areas in air transport

Sub Navigation

Search

You are here: Home » Events

Events
- Annual General Meeting

Aviation Day Central America

Aviation, Together Toward Energizing the Future

Despite regional political instability, natural disasters, and high fuel prices, aviation in Central America continues to grow and thrive. As a burgeoning region, the Central America is changing the way the aviation sector conducts business – and is revolutionizing connectivity throughout the world.

This Aviation Day, organized jointly with ALTA, is meant to gather the primary aviation stakeholders in the region to look at the challenges and opportunities for aviation in Central America.

When:	April 12 - April 13, 2013
Where:	San Salvador, El Salvador
Venue:	InterContinental Hotel
Audience:	Open to all

Benefits of attending

You will not only have a unique chance to network with peers, but will also:

Familiarize yourself with the benefits of aviation and the important role it plays in enhancing and supporting economic growth
Gain insight into the infrastructure challenges facing the industry, issues concerning air space; airport capacity; updating regulations; and efficient use of technology
Enhance your understanding of how to best leverage human capital in aviation, and how to overcome difficulties in recruitment and placement of local qualified human resources
Learn methodologies to mitigate business continuity risks and action items to support the industry
Share experiences on how can airlines sustain profitability in an increasingly competitive world

Who you will meet

We are expecting over 150 delegates representing, among others, airlines, air navigation service providers, international and regional organizations, airports, government agencies, aviation suppliers, and aircraft manufacturers from the region and beyond.

Make this event a “must” on your 2013 calendar by contributing to the discussion panels, networking with delegates, and becoming better equipped to face the challenges – and benefits – of global aviation.