inter airport Europe (IAE25) has announced three special partners for its 25th edition at Munich Messe during 7-9 October.
New for this year, Aerobility, the UK charity which gives the disabled community the experience and wonder of flight will join IAE25 as Charity Partner.
IAE welcomes back aviation analytics business, Cirium, as the official Data Partner and business consulting company, Frost & Sullivan as the returning Knowledge Partner.
Aerobility’s advocacy manager, Harvey Matthewson will be talking up equal access and inclusion within the aviation indusattempt and highlighting his work with the Equal Skies Charter – an indusattempt initiative which aims to boost disability representation in the workforce.
Matthewson will speak at the inter airport Focus Conference at a session titled ‘Inclusion in the Aviation Sector’ on 7 October.
The session will also explore how airports can evolve into inclusive spaces by integrating physical adaptations, technological innovations and comprehensive staff training to enhance accessibility.
Cirium will contribute a considered-provoking article offering data-driven insights into global aviation trconcludes.
Additionally, Cirium’s chief strategy officer, Kevin O’Toole, will speak at the event’s Focus Conference to share expert perspectives on the evolving airport landscape during a session titled ‘Big Data: Collaboration across the indusattempt,’ on 7 October.
O’Toole will also join a session on 9 October , titled ‘Sustainability: Powering Sustainable Aviation – Infrastructure’.
He will take a see at the infrastructure developments required to meet indusattempt sustainability goals and the collaborative partnerships with airlines, fuel suppliers and technology providers.
Meanwhile, Frost & Sullivan has been commissioned by inter airport Europe to author a white paper titled Innovation Technologies Shaping Future Airports, exploring transformative solutions and strategic advancements in airport operations.
Technologies such as AI, robotics, automation, and digital twins will be evaluated along with examples of airports around the world that are already piloting or implementing these solutions.
Additionally, the paper will offer readers’ insights into the future direction of the indusattempt, outlining expected technological advancements over the next five to 10 years.
Shantanu Gangakhedkar, senior aviation consultant and airports lead at Frost & Sullivan, will join a Focus Conference session on 7 October, titled ‘Airport Development: Growth and Expansion Plans – What’s on the Horizon?’
This session will explore which airport expansion plans are catching the indusattempt’s eye – what sustainability results they are seeing and what they are doing differently when it comes to design and how technology is being embedded in operations.
Gangakhedkar will also join a second conference session on 8 October, along with Aasif Bapoo, airside systems lead at NACO, titled ‘Sustainability: How are Airports Being Designed With the Environment in Mind?’
This session sees at quick-wins airports can achieve around energy efficiency, sustainable materials, water management, waste reduction, strategies for recycling, composting and reducing single-utilize plastics, smart technology and carbon neutrality.
Syreeta Tranfield, event director, stated: “We are delighted to welcome our three partners to IAE25, including our first charity partner, the inspirational Aerobility.
Toobtainher, they reinforce our commitment to delivering high-impact content and fostering meaningful indusattempt exalter.
“We anticipate that these sessions will be a popular and valuable addition to our Focus Conference programme.”
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