World’s Airlines Land in Hamburg for 138th IATA Slot Conference

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30th Mar, 2017
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Nearly 3 billion airline passengers travel the globe each year. Behind all these take offs and landings is the need for leading airlines to meet every June and November to obtain airport slots* that will give them the best possible schedule to offer their customers. The place to do that is at the IATA Slots Conferences planned by WorldTEK Events and hosted by IATA, the International Air Transport Association.

World Leading Association Chooses Hamburg
IATA is one of the world’s largest aviation associations whose members represent 265 airlines (that carry 83% of the world’s air traffic for passengers & cargo) from 117 countries.
One of three RFP finalists – and with a bid driven by a close collaboration between the Hamburg Convention Bureau, the Hamburg Airport, the Congress Center Hamburg (CCH) and the Hamburg Aviation Cluster, the vibrant northern German city proved to be a match made in flight heaven for the 138th IATA Slots Conference in June 2016.

Hamburg = Aviation
As the world’s 3rd largest civil aviation location and covering every phase of the aviation lifecycle from design and build through “scrap” – Hamburg is home to 40.000 aviation professionals; 300 aerospace suppliers; 3 huge airline companies in Lufthansa Technik, Airbus and Hamburg Airport ; and 4 major Universities with aviation degrees. Additionally, Hamburg had a strong track record of being a destination for other leading, global aviation events like The Green Mobility, the Hamburg Aviation Conference, the Aircraft Interiors Expo together with the Crystal Cabin Award and the and EEAS (Energy Efficient Aviation Solutions) conferences.

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