Route Exchange Airline Briefings are exclusively open to attending airport and tourism authority delegates. Year on year the programme of airline briefings continues to go from strength to strength, as is shown by the success of the briefings held during last year’s Routes events. Delivered by senior network planners and scheduled over two meeting slots, these ever popular briefings provide delegates with an opportunity to gain an insight into their target & current airline partners’ business.

Held in private theatres on the show floor, Route Exchange Airline Briefings are the only place to further develop your understanding of the route planning function of airlines. Briefings also provide an opportunity for attending airports to gain an overview of the carriers, hear a valuable update on the opportunities the airline feels are out there and gain an understanding of how decision makers at airlines see the market place.

At this year’s Routes Asia event, several high profile airlines, who are looking to launch new services within the region have confirmed that they will deliver a briefing outlining the route development opportunities that exist and how airports can be part of their airline expansion.

Hong Kong Airlines’ Assistant Director Commercial, Michael Burke has confirmed that he will deliver a briefing offering an insight into recent updates and future plans whilst Bayu Riyadi, Senior Manager, Network Planning for Garuda Indonesia will also present during the event.

Other confirmed presenters delivering Route Exchange Briefings at Routes Asia include Girish Nair, Chief Commercial Officer of GoAir, Andrew Cowen, Deputy CEO of Hong Kong Express Airways and Suresh Singham, SVP, Government & International Relations from Malaysia Airlines.

Places are limited and airport delegates should contact Simon Baxendale, Scheduling Manager for Routes Asia to add briefings to your diary of pre-scheduled meetings. Click here for further information about the programme of Route Exchange Briefings and to register for Routes Asia 2014.