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Global research shows BRICS still considered an investment risk for transport infrastructure

Global research shows BRICS still considered an investment risk for transport infrastructure The research ranked 17 key countries on the relative attractiveness of their transport sector to potential investors.

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Asia: Creating a model for the aviation sector

Asia: Creating a model for the aviation sector Ambitious plans are already in place as China has announced its intention to build another 45 airports between now and 2016, whilst Hong Kong and other countries across the region are planning to expand.

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Enabling efficient operations in extreme conditions

Enabling efficient operations in extreme conditions In the middle of all of this uncertainty, the customer is often stuck in a terminal waiting for updates, all the while growing increasingly frustrated.

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Robust business cases optimise aviation assets and unlock hidden potential

Robust business cases optimise aviation assets and unlock hidden potential "Increasingly business cases are often rushed and are based on unsubstantiated evidence and incorrect data. In many cases this can lead to substantial financial implications....."

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Efficiency of Airport Assets

Efficiency of Airport Assets With the recent market turmoil, many airlines, especially those of a low cost nature are now dropping routes, deemed to be un-profitable to operate, whilst others are rationalising their timetables and operations.

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Of further interest

Caspar Baum, Head of Aviation, Asia is speaking at SMART Airports world 7 - 9 September 2011, Asia

Paul Willis, Head of Aviation is speaking at SMART Airports world 26 - 28 September 2011, Middle East