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As a major organizer of events and exhibitions, Aviation Week, a division of Informa, has the opportunity and responsibility to lead the sustainable development of our industry. Our attendees, exhibitors and colleagues are all clearly telling us that sustainability, socially, economically and environmentally, is something that is no longer a “nice to have” but a necessary part of our success.
We also have the potential to go further than our responsibility to deliver our events sustainably: we can design our events to provide a place to work in partnership with our customers and inspire the sustainable development of the industries we serve. For more information on Aviation Week and Informa’s overall commitment to sustainable events click here.
MRO Asia-Pacific delivers sustainable themes running through both the paid and free content agendas. See below a snapshot:
Update on Regional Investments in the Asia Pacific Region
Given the projected strong MRO demand in Asia Pacific over the next decade, how are businesses in the region investing to support this growth? What are the latest infrastructure developments and MRO facilities in the region? Where is investment occurring in infrastructure to support this growth? How is the region attracting investment, talent, and OEM partnerships effectively? What strategies are MRO businesses employing to adapt to growing MRO demand?
Aging Aircraft- Strategies for Cost-Effective Maintenance and Fleet Management
As airlines grapple with extended wait times for new aircraft, part shortages, and rising maintenance costs, the focus shifts to managing mature fleets effectively. This session explores the mindset and philosophy shift required coupled with practical approaches for maintaining older aircraft while balancing costs and customer satisfaction. How are airlines adapting their maintenance philosophy to address the unique demands of older fleets?
Repair Vs Replace- Rethinking Aircraft Maintenance
With availability of parts becoming increasingly problematic, are the scales tipping in the question of repair vs replace? What are the latest trends in repair development and how are they impacting the industry's approach to maintenance? What actions can be taken to enhance the general repair capacity within the industry?
The Role of Education and Training in the Aviation Labor Market
In an era where workforce challenges are affecting the entire aviation industry, this pivotal session will feature Marc Wilken, CEO of Lufthansa Technical Training. He will provide valuable updates on the latest trends and strategies in education and training, highlighting how these initiatives support staff retention and development.
Talent Retention Strategies- Countering the Pull of Overseas Opportunities
The aviation sector faces a critical challenge: a global scarcity of skilled professionals and insufficient retention rates, both within companies and the industry at large. How can we enhance public confidence to reshape the industry's image to emphasize stability, career growth and improve industry retention?
Fireside Chat: Sustainability Compliance Challenges
As environmental awareness builds, what are the main compliance challenges that maintenance companies face, and how can we overcome them?
Sourcing New Technicians
As MRO demand increases, so does our need for new skilled technicians. With growing potential in the Philippines and India, where in the Asia-Pacific region can we source this labor from in order to meet the demand?
Training and Recruiting a New Workforce
With airlines expanding and building up their fleets rapidly, how can we tackle the issue of a skilled labor shortage in Asia? This panel will explore ways in which we can engage the younger generation to join the aviation industry, and where we can source this talent from in order to relieve pressure on maintenance companies.
Aviation Week Network is happy to discuss any questions or concerns regarding sustainability at our events. For further information please contact:
Jennifer Roberts
Vice President Marketing/Events
M: +1.917.699.6231
E: [email protected]
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