In today’s fast paced travel environment, airport operations being increasingly complex require operational excellence across a broad and diverse set of capabilities and the management of different stakeholders including airlines, authorities, passengers, ground service providers and freight forwarders. This makes collaborative decision making extremely difficult in various routine OR emergency/critical scenarios such as flight delays, unforeseen disruptions to operations.

Due to the above reasons, it is particularly important that the airports operators involved in or responsible for operational excellence has a common platform to exchange their experiences and lessons learned on best practices when it comes to developing operational excellence strategies, optimizing the use of resources, delivering passenger satisfaction and handling disruption effectively. In addition, technological development aimed at helping airports to balance operational efficiencies with business results must be pursued.

Equip Global’s leading Operational Excellence for Airports Summit 2018 which has been tailored to bring together the high-profile decision makers from the airport operators around the world to provide a unique insight on how to enhance operational excellence in airport through topics focused around on daily operation matters, cost-efficient operations, business continuity plan, best practices on operating under extreme weather condition, how to accommodate rising passenger number with existing equipment, advanced planning and forecasting to deploy staff optimally, key considerations on partner/vendor selections and many more.

During this 4-day summit, speakers and panellists will engage in discussion on overcoming major challenges in areas including elements of airport master planning, managing the airport environment, airport daily operational system, airport emergencies and security, business continuity plan, safety management for airport, extreme weather operation guidelines, passenger facilitation and airport collaborative decision making.