INTRODUCTION

Welcome to Finland!

Helsinki is a great location for an air cargo event, since major investments in air cargo infrastructure are in the pipeline. Major Finnish companies are highly dependent on an efficient supply chain where air cargo is an important mode of transport. Nokia, the world leader in the telecom industry, is based in Helsinki. Come and get potentially interesting business leads. Explore the possibility of learning how to use Helsinki as a gateway to Russia and the Baltic region.

The second conference day will for the first time focus on airport property and facilities issues, with emphasis on air cargo infrastructure. Several airports and logistics parks are investing heavily in developing new cargo facilities and related expansion programs. This event will give unique insights for airport companies, ground handlers, investors, property developers, air carriers, suppliers, aviation experts and cargo terminal companies to hear from the leading airport property developers about how to grow ancillary revenues and develop new services for your customers. Get the newest ideas for new investments in the airport sector.

The traditional air cargo economics part of the conference covers restructuring business models for future success, the high-tech supply chain, the latest trends in consolidation and alliances, revenue enhancement and Helsinki's role as a cargo gateway in Europe.

This year we are introducing a registration policy that will allow delegates to select and pay for one or two conference days. We recognize that time availability for many senior executives will be more accommodating with this new policy. Still, the most value for money in order to stay ahead of your competition is to attend the full conference.