IAAE North America/ Europe Airport Issues Conference
October 4-6, 2026 | Prague, Czech Republic
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About the Conference
The International Association of Airport Executives (IAAE) is proud to present the North America/Europe Airport Issues Conference, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic, from October 4-6, 2026, and hosted by Prague Airport.
This year’s gathering marks 31 years since IAAE’s first meeting in Central Europe.
This premier forum brings together airport executives, government leaders, and aviation experts from both sides of the Atlantic to explore the future of global aviation. The conference will focus on strategic topics including greenfield airport development, geopolitical challenges, military-civil cooperation, digital transformation, ESG and sustainability, and innovative infrastructure financing. The event provides a vital platform for strengthening U.S.–Europe collaboration and shaping the next era of aviation.
As in past years, key aviation officials from throughout the region will participate in the conference, including representatives from, Germany, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Estonia, Brussels, and the Slovak Republic. In addition, U.S. Commercial Service officers from U.S. embassies throughout the region participate, supporting U.S. business engagement.
U.S. and European airports, aviation firms, and service providers will find this a unique opportunity to showcase expertise, identify partnership and investment opportunities, and strengthen relationships in one of the world’s most dynamic aviation markets. Reunite with your airport, airline, and government colleagues, and come away with practical insights and valuable connections to help you work more effectively—now and into the future.
Who Should Attend?
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Airport CEOs/Directors from Europe, the U.S., and others with interest in these regions.
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Government officials from the U.S., and Eastern Europe
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Airport planning, business development, marketing, and international affairs professionals
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Airline executives
- Industry suppliers, consultants, and partners
Why Prague?
Prague—the heart of Europe—is the perfect destination for the U.S.–Europe Airport Issues Conference. The city offers a captivating mix of history, modern innovation, and seamless connectivity, making it easy for international attendees to join. Explore stunning architecture, vibrant squares, world-class dining, and cultural experiences—all in a city known for being both affordable and highly welcoming.
Beyond its beauty, Prague is at the forefront of aviation innovation. Václav Havel Airport is modernizing with expanded terminals, sustainable operations, and digitalized maintenance systems. Czech airspace initiatives are improving efficiency and reducing emissions, while leading aerospace research and advanced pilot training programs highlight the city’s role in shaping the future of aviation.
With state-of-the-art conference venues, excellent transport links, and a lively atmosphere, Prague offers an inspiring setting for networking, collaboration, and addressing the challenges of transatlantic aviation. Don’t miss the chance to connect with industry leaders in one of Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Conference Agenda
Sunday, October 4
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Conference Registration
8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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IAAE Board of Directors Meeting (Closed Meeting)
10- 11:30 a.m.
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City Tour
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Explore the heart of Prague on a guided city tour, discovering its historic landmarks, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture—an unforgettable experience for networking and leisure
Sponsored by Rhode Island Airport Corporation & Jacobs
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Welcome Reception
5 - 6 p.m.
Join us to mix, mingle and make lasting connections at our evening of networking
Sponsored by Jacobs
Monday, October 5
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Registration
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Networking Breakfast
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Sponsored by Northeast Chapter, AAAE
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Welcome Remarks and Conference Overview
9:30-10 a.m.
Speakers:
Heba Gouda, Vice President, Global Operations, AAAE
Jorge Hernández, CPA., IAAE Chair
President & Chief Executive Officer
Aerostar, Puerto RicoJiří Pos
Chairman of the Board, Area of Corporate Management
Prague Airport
Zdeněk Jelínek (TBC)
Director of the Civil Aviation Department
Ministry of TransportHis Excellency Nicholas Merrick (TBC)
U.S Ambassador to the Czech Republic
Her Excellency Emily McLaughlin (TBI)
Ambassador of Canada to Czechia (Czech Republic) -
Keynote Address -The Transatlantic Aviation Outlook: Growth, Risk, and Strategic Opportunity
10-10:10 a.m.
A high-level outlook on transatlantic aviation, exploring growth, risks, and strategic opportunities shaped by geopolitics, economics, and evolving airline strategies, with implications for hubs, infrastructure, and long-term growth
Speaker:
Mr. Zdeněk Jelínek (TBC)
Director of the Civil Aviation Department
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SESSION 1 — Leadership Dialogue & Vision 2035: Strategic Leadership for Airports
10:10-10:55 a.m.
As aviation faces mounting uncertainty—from geopolitical instability to technological disruption and shifting demand patterns—airport leadership is being redefined. This executive dialogue brings together global leaders to examine how decision-making, risk management, and long-term value creation are evolving. Panelists will share how they are navigating complexity, prioritizing investment, and leading organizations through continuous change.
Moderator:
Balram “B” Bheodari, A.A.E, IAP (TBC) balram.bheodari@mbakerintl.com
Senior Vice President & National Practice Lead – Aviation Services
Michael Baker International
Former General Manger of Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Speakers:Jiří Pos
Chairman of the Board, Area of Corporate Management
Prague Airport
Mark VanLoh
CEO
Jacksonville (Fla.) Aviation AuthorityLance Lyttle
Chief Executive Officer
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
Orlando International AirportDavid Ciceo (invited)
CEO
Cluj International Airport, RomaniaJorge Hernández, CPA., IAAE Chair
President & Chief Executive Officer
Aerostar/Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, Puerto RicoEsther J. Kromhout MSc
Managing Director NACO/ Director Aviation, Royal HaskoningDHV
NACO (Netherlands Airport Consultants)József Váradi (invited)
CEO
Wizz AirScott Kirby (invited)
CEO, United Airlines -
Networking Break
10:55-11:30a.m
Sponsored by Orlando International Airport (GOAA)
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SESSION 2 — Hybrid Threats & Aviation Security: Protecting Airports in a New Risk Environment
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
This session will explore how airports in Europe and North America are adapting their security strategies to address evolving threats. Experts will discuss cyber–physical risk convergence, drone and UAS threats, supply chain vulnerabilities, insider risk management, and the role of international cooperation in protecting aviation infrastructure.
Moderator:
Jeanne Olivier, A.A.E., ACE, IACE
Past Chair, AAAE
Speakers:Philip van Noort (invited )
Director Security
SchipholMilena Bowman (TBC)
Executive Manager ASP, OPS/ASP EUROCONTROLSolomon Akinwale (TBI)
Regulatory Compliance Specialist, C.M. |
Aviation Safety & Training Expert
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International AirportByron Amos (TBI)
Atlanta Council Member
Former Atlanta Board of Education member, Founder of End All Threat SecurityAksam Aboasali (TBI)
Global Subject Matter Expert - Aviation
GenetecTSA (TBD)
ICAO (TBD)
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SESSION 3 — Passenger Experience & Borders: AI, Digital & Technology-Driven Seamless Travel
12:30-1:15 p.m.
Digital identity, biometrics, and AI-powered border management systems are revolutionizing the end-to-end passenger experience. This session explores how airports in Europe and North America are leveraging AI and advanced analytics to optimize passenger flow, automate identity verification, and enhance operational decision-making—delivering secure, efficient, and seamless journeys. Panelists will share real-world lessons from leading AI-enabled deployments, highlighting measurable improvements in efficiency, passenger satisfaction, and security. This session also provides an opportunity for technology partners and solution providers to showcase innovations shaping the future of airport operations.Moderator:
Jeff Mulder, A.A.E. (TBC)
Director of Airports
Oklahoma City/OKC Airport TrustSpeakers:
Viktor Šober
CEO
Dubrovnik AirportIlias Maragkakis
Associate Partner and Head of Solution Group Infrastructure and Operations
Lufthansa ConsultingMarcel Stroop
Director of Go-To-Market & Partnership Aviation Solution
Royal Schiphol GroupRalph Cutié (invited)
Director and Chief Executive Officer
Miami International Airport / Miami-Dade AviationJim Moses (TBI)
American Airline Executive
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)Rui Ferreira (invited)
Director Customer Success
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Networking Lunch
1:15-2:30p.m.
Sponsored by Birmingham (Ala.) Airport Authority
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SESSION 4 — Geopolitics, Airspace & Network Realignment
2:30-3:15 p.m.
Explore how global geopolitical developments are impacting airspace management, airline networks, and airport operations. Topics include the Ukraine war, Middle East route shifts, NATO corridor effects, transatlantic joint ventures, and strategies for risk diversification across European and North American hubs. Panelists will focus on the operational and network implications for airlines and airports, including airspace efficiency, connectivity planning, and collaboration between carriers and airport operators. The discussion will remain professional and industry-focused, highlighting strategies to maintain resilience, optimize networks, and ensure safe and efficient aviation operations.
Moderator:
Grzegorz Bykowski (TBI)
Chief Executive Officer
Poznań AirportSpeakers:
Anca Apahidean
Area Manager Eastern Europe
IATA
Matija Bračić
Assistant Professor
Head of Laboratory for Modelling and Simulation in Aviation / Air Traffic Management, University of ZagrebWendy L. O’Connor (TBC)
Executive Senior Technical Advisor
ATO/FAA
U.S. Department of Transportation,, FAAMohamed Khalifa Rahma
Director, Air Transport Bureau
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)Rafal Marczewski (TBI)
Vice President
The Polish Air Navigation Services AgencyDominik Cheda (invited)
Government Affairs Expert Poland & Ukraine
Boeing
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Afternoon Networking Break
3:15-3:45 p.m.
Sponsored by Aerostar Airport Holdings LLC
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SESSION 5 — Winning Transatlantic Growth: The New Playbook for Air Service Development
3:45-4:30 p.m.
This session explores how airports in North America and Europe are adapting their air service development strategies in a more constrained and competitive transatlantic market. Discussion will focus on the role of data-driven route analysis, closer alignment with airline network planning, and collaboration with regional partners to support sustainable route growth. How AI is reshaping route planning and demand forecasting. Including how AI and advanced analytics are reshaping demand forecasting, route planning, and airline-airport collaboration.
Moderator:
Kurt Hofmann
Aviation Journalist and Senior Editor
Air Transport World (ATW), AustriaSpeakers:
Melissa Andretta (invited)
Director of Service Development
San Francisco International AirportJiří Marek
CEO, Air SerbiaKenneth Romer
Deputy Director General of Tourism / Director of Aviation
Office of the Deputy Director General / Aviation, The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & AviationIan Malin (TBI)
Chief Commercial Officer
WIZZ Air, Budapest, HungaryGreg Kelly (TBC)
Executive Director
Savannah/Hilton Head International AirportVelimir Radosavljević (TBI)
Director General - Commercial Dept.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla AirportGeorge Vilos (invited)
Executive Director of Commercial and Business Development Fraport Regional Airports of Greece Management CompanyMagdalena Jaworska-Mackowiak (TBI)
President & CEO
Polish Air Navigation Services Agency -
Official Conference Gala Dinner
7-9 p.m.
An Evening of Celebration, Inspiration, Networking, and Connections
Hosted & sponsored by Prague Airport
Tuesday, October 6
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Registration
8a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Networking Breakfast
8 - 9 a.m.
Sponsored by Baker International
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SESSION 6—The Intelligent Airport Ecosystem: AI, Automation and Smart Infrastructure- / AI-Driven Airport Operations: From Data to Decisions
9- 9:50 a.m.
Airports are evolving rapidly through AI-driven operations, automation, smart terminals, IoT-enabled infrastructure, and predictive maintenance. This session explores how these technologies enable smarter, faster, and more efficient decision-making across the airport ecosystem. Panelists will share lessons from real-world implementations, highlighting how airports can improve efficiency, enhance infrastructure resilience, optimize passenger experience, and build intelligent, future-ready operations. Strategic considerations will include digital transformation, investment priorities, public-private partnerships, and scaling innovation — providing a comprehensive view of how airports are preparing for the future.
Keynote:
Bob Kwik (TBI )
Worldwide Head of Airports and Ground Transportation
Amazon Web ServicesModerator:
Igor Štimac, PhD, IAP, EMBA, FRAeS
VP of Infrastructure, Technology, and Operations for Concession Supervision, Business Consulting, and Education
Zagreb AirportSpeakers:
Martin Kučera
Board member, Aviation Operations and Safety, Prague AirportPerry J. Miller, Ph.D., A.A.E., I.A.P.
President and CEO
Richmond International AirportDarren S. Large, A.A.E, ACE
Director, Facilities & Operations
DM AIRPORTS, LTD. | Operators of Morristown Airport, NJAytan Mastaliyeva
Vice President Europe, Americas, CIS, Russia, TAV TechnologiesPier Carlo Aghemo (invited)
Direttore Generale
Air Tech ItalyMateusz Noga-Kossowski (TBC)
Chief Commercial Officer
Baggage Handling Systems | Airport Automation & Infrastructure
Dimark, EuropeMarcin Marczyk (invited)
Delivery Director
Addepto
Mateusz Noga-Kossowski (invited)
Chief Commercial Officer
Baggage Handling Systems | Airport Automation & Infrastructure
Dimark, EuropeMarios Sentris (invited)
Program Director, Aviation Head, Europe and Middle East
ParsonsDwight H. Pullen, Jr. (invited)
Senior Vice President,
Global Market Leader, Surface Transportation & Aviation
Transportation Global Business Line
Marcin Marczyk (TBI)
Delivery Director
Addepto
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Networking Coffee Break
9:50-10:20 a.m.
Sponsored by Morristown (N.J.) Airport
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SESSION 7- Advanced Air Mobility & Vertiports: Defining the Airport Role
10:20-11:10 a.m.
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is moving rapidly from concept to reality, creating exciting opportunities and challenges for airports. This session examines how eVTOL aircraft, vertiports, and new airspace management systems can integrate into the existing aviation ecosystem. Panelists—including emerging operators and infrastructure leaders—will share real-world insights on early deployments, operational challenges, and collaboration with airports. The discussion will also explore infrastructure requirements, regulatory frameworks in Europe and North America, and the commercial realities of scaling AAM, while assessing its potential impact on airport capacity, connectivity, and the passenger journey.
Keynote Speaker:
Maria Fakour
Senior Business Development Manager
VolocopterAn OEM Perspective on Sustainable, Emission-Free, and Silent eVTOL Solutions for Last-Mile Transportation
Moderator:Barbara Zylinski
President, SecureInsights, LLC
Speakers:
Jessica Jones (TBC)
Executive Director, Office of Advanced Aviation Technologies
FAALance Lyttle
Chief Executive Officer
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
Orlando International AirportMs. Verity Richardson (invited)
Director, Business Development
Archer Aviation, UKAdrienne Schweer (invited)
Government Affairs Lead
Joby AviationSarah J. Demory, A.A.E, ACE (TBC)
Assistant Aviation Director/Chief Operating Officer
City of Phoenix Aviation DepartmentRobert Bassey (invited)
Chairman, Aviation Sky | Chief Strategy Officer - Advanced Air Mobility
Engineering and Information Technologies inc. (EIT)
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SESSION 8 — Workforce 2035, Talent & Leadership & Operational Reliability
11:10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Labor shortages, evolving skill needs, and leadership transitions are reshaping the airport workforce. This session examines how airports are building resilient teams, adapting to automation, and developing the next generation of leaders. The impact of AI and automation on workforce transformation, decision-making, and leadership roles. Panelists will discuss talent development, organizational transformation, and strategies to attract, retain, and empower the next generation of aviation professionals.
Moderator:
Lance Lyttle
Chief Executive Officer
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
Orlando International AirportSpeakers:
Ronald F. Mathieu, C.M.
President & CEO
Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International AirportIgor Štimac, PhD, IAP, EMBA, FRAeS
VP of Infrastructure, Technology, and Operations for Concession Supervision, Business Consulting, and Education
Zagreb AirportBader Al Aydi
Chairman, Aviation Department
Prince Sultan University (PSU),Saudi ArabiaJulius Norkunas
CEO, Aeroclass.orgClaire Young, MPA
Founder and Principal
Soteria Insight PartnersAndrea Caporale (TBI)
Director, People, Performance & Development
San Francisco International AirportPiotr Korycki (invited)
Strategic Projects Manager
Baltona -
Networking Luncheon
12-1:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Jacksonville (Fla.) Aviation Authority
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SESSION 9— Financing the Future: Airport Investment, Capital Strategy & Infrastructure Delivery
1:30-2:15 p.m.
As airports face growing demand alongside significant infrastructure constraints, the ability to finance and deliver expansion has become a defining competitive advantage. This session examines how airports are accessing capital, structuring investment, and delivering large-scale infrastructure programs in an increasingly complex financial environment. Panelists will explore evolving funding models, including public-private partnerships, privatization trends, and institutional investment, as well as the role of capital markets in supporting long-term growth. The discussion will focus on how airports can align financial strategy with capacity development to remain competitive in a capital-intensive industry.
Moderator:
Kevin R. Bumen, A.A.E., C.A.E.
Chief Commercial Officer | Commercial
San Francisco International AirportSpeakers:
Burden, Crawford
Managing Director, Global Aviation - Europe and India
AECOMMaria Raluca Dutulescu
Airport Economist
Bucharest Airports National CompanyFaisal Sabbagh TBC)
Executive Vice President, Finance & Services Affairs & CFO
Saudi Group AirlinesEugenio Perissé
Head of Business Development
Corporación América Airports, Luxembourg -
Networking Coffee Break
2:15-2:45 p.m.
Sponsored by Dubrovnik Airport
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SESSION 10 —Sustainability Pathways – From Commitments to Implementation
2:45-3:30 p.m.
A practical discussion on how airports are translating sustainability commitments into measurable action. Topics include net-zero
roadmaps, airport-led decarbonization initiatives, and collaboration with airlines,
regulators, and industry partnersModerator:
Susan Warner, A.A.E., I.A.P
SWD Strategic Advisory
Strategic Decision-Making, Business Planning & Managing Uncertainty for Global Airports & Former Aviation Chief Commercial Officer
Port Authority of NY & NJ
Speakers:
Soňa Hykešová
Director of Environment,
Sustainability, and ESG, Prague AirportDavid Full, AICP
Vice President, Aviation Environmental Service Group
RS&HDavid Bassano
Director of sustainability
Gruppo SaveJonathon Counsell (invited)
Group Head of Sustainability
International Airlines Group (IAG)
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Closing Networking & Social Gathering
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Opportunity for final networking, reflection on conference insights, and discussion of Europe–North America strategic priorities.
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Conference Adjournment and Invitation to the 2027 Conference
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 7
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PRAGUE AIRPORT STRATEGIC TOUR
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Detailed briefing on runway development, terminal expansion, and infrastructure upgrades, with insights relevant for both European and North American operational strategies.
Registration Fees & Deadlines
You acknowledge that in registering for and attending this AAAE event, you agree to adhere to the cancellation policy noted below, AAAE's Duty of Care, and AAAE's Code of Conduct and Terms and Conditions.
2026 REGISTRATION FEES
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| IAAE/AAAE Member | $800 USD (~€700*) | $900 USD (~€784*) |
| Non-Member | $1000 USD (~€850*) | $1100 USD (~€930*) |
| Exhibit Tabletop Additional Personnel | $550 USD (~€465*) | $650 USD (~€507*) |
| Guest** | $350 USD (~€295*) | $450 USD (~€338*) |
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**Guest refers to a spouse, significant other, or personal friend, NOT a business associate or staff colleague affiliated with the aviation industry. Guest registration provides access to the welcome reception and evening event only.
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Cancellation Policy:
Registrations, cancellations and refund requests must be submitted in writing. All cancellation requests for registrations received on or before Friday, September 4, 2026, are subject to a $175 cancellation processing fee; approved refunds will be processed after the meeting takes place. There will be no refunds of any kind after this date. Cancellations with outstanding invoices received within two weeks of the start of the conference, will require full payment on the balance due. Refunds will not be provided, and balance dues will not be forgiven for no-shows. Substitutions within the same conference will be accepted without penalties. The difference between member and non-member price will be charged if a non-member replaces a member. Substitutions will be accepted with a written request to AAAEmeetings@aaae.org. The individual substituting for the original registrant is responsible for all financial obligations (balance due; difference in fees due to membership type) associated with that substitution. For all inquiries regarding cancellations, refunds and substitutions, please contact the AAAE Meetings Department at 703.824.0504 or email AAAEmeetings@aaae.org. By submitting a completed registration form, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the cancellation policy. Please note failure to receive a confirmation letter before an event will not be grounds for a refund or credit.
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Hotel Accommodations
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Travel
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Airline Information
United Airlines and Delta Air Lines have been selected as the official air carriers for this meeting. When booking United, refer to the offer code ZRCE214197. When booking Delta, refer to meeting code NY4AV.
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Sponsor and/or Exhibit to Make a Lasting Impression!
This conference is designed to provide business executives with an edge in developing meaningful working relationships in the U.S./ European airport/aviation market. Increase your company's visibility by sponsoring. You will be demonstrating your company's dedication to promoting excellence through education with your target audience. Sponsoring and/or exhibiting offers a strong platform to showcase your continued leadership and commitment to international collaboration.
Sponsor Benefits:
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Listing as an exclusive sponsor of conference event
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Thank-you signage prominently displayed
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Verbal recognition during the program
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All conference Social Media promotion
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Listing on AAAE mobile app during conference
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High-impact brand visibility across all event materials
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All conference advertising
Exhibitor Benefits:
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Direct Access to Key Decision-Makers: Engage with senior airport executives, government officials, and industry leaders from North America and Central Europe in one focused forum.
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Showcase Products and Innovations: Demonstrate your latest technologies, services, and solutions to an influential and targeted audience actively seeking new partners and advancements.
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Networking Opportunities: Build relationships with potential clients, partners, and collaborators during dedicated networking sessions, coffee breaks, and social events.
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Market Expansion and Business Development: Tap into new markets and explore cross-border opportunities with airlines, airports, and aviation authorities from both regions.
Don't see an option that meets your needs? Contact Heba Gouda to discuss other alternatives.
Thank You to Our 2026 Host, Sponsors, and Exhibitors!














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