• A forum for airline senior managers, airline personnel, vendors, and members of academia to review the most pressing issues facing airline operations today, offer potential solutions, and provide opportunity for high level networking

• Airline updates on what’s the latest happenings and plans in the near term for new business processes, systems replacements and/or upgrades

• Eighteen (18) technical presentations from leading experts in the airline industry

• Representatives from 30 airlines: Aegean Airlines, Aeroflot Russian Airlines, AirBlue, Air Canada, Air France KLM, Air Transat, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, Delta Airlines, Emirates, Finnair, Hawaiian Airlines, Indigo, JetBlue, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, LATAM, Lufthansa Airlines, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Siberia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Transavia, Turkish Airways, United Airlines, Vueling, Xiamen Airlines

• Vendors exhibitions in the field of airline operations control, airport planning systems, crew management, and maintenance planning; from 20 vendors: AIMS International, Amadeus, Boeing/Jeppesen, Cirium, FlightAware, GE Aviation Digital, IBM, Industrial Optimizers, INFORM GmbH, Lufthansa Systems, M2P Consulting, OpenAirlines, Optym, ORTEC Consulting, PASSUR Aerospace, Sabre Airline Solutions, SITAOnAir, SlickOR, zeroG GmbH

• A special AGIFORS MRO breakout session this year, with five additional 5 technical presentations

• Conference Registration: The delegate registration fee includes conference technical materials*, all scheduled meals and social events outlined in the meeting agenda (*delegate registration only).  The registration fee is US$575 per (airline, or academic) delegate, US$1,035 per industry delegate, and US$1,495 per vendor delegate.  Registrants can also add social guests for US$240, to attend all social events.  A "social guest" is a spouse, partner, child, or friend and is not a business colleague.  A "social guest" may not attend the technical program. 
   
  Discounted hotel registration is no longer available!

The conference keynote address will be given at part of the joint session on Tuesday 4 June at 11:00 by Ekbel Bouzgarrou - Vice President Information Technology Distributed Services - Air France / KLM.

Ekbel Bouzgarrou is the Vice-president of Air France-KLM’s Information Technology Distributed Services. After obtaining a PhD in Operations Research and Computer at Grenoble’s Institut Polytechnique, he joined Air France in 1999 as an Operations Research engineer. He led the Operations Research department between 2005 and 2011 and then managed the IT program aiming to build the new Revenue Management tool. Prior to his current position, Ekbel was the Air France KLM Group’s Chief Technology Officer.

In addition, Ekbel was a member of the AGIFORS council for a number of years over the past decade.

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