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ACI World Report - June 2011 - Airports Council International

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<strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Report</strong> - <strong>June</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

have been involved in the industry teams for<br />

the respective modernization programmes so<br />

we will call upon their knowledge to assure that<br />

airport interests are accounted for.<br />

Looking forward to our 21st <strong>World</strong> Annual<br />

General Assembly, Conference and Exhibition,<br />

we are able to confirm that Morocco will be our<br />

host. The opening ceremony is 31 October. See<br />

you there!<br />

Angela Gittens<br />

Director General, <strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong><br />

PLEASE NOTE:<br />

The <strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong> Geneva Office will be closed<br />

permanently on 20 <strong>June</strong> <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

Please visit the <strong>ACI</strong> Staff page on our website<br />

www.aci.aero8 with contact details of all our<br />

current staff.<br />

<strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong><br />

Tel: +1 514 373 1200<br />

Fax: +1 514 373 1201<br />

aci@aci.aero *<br />

Mailing address:<br />

PO Box 302<br />

800 Rue du Square Victoria<br />

Montreal, Quebec H4Z 1G8<br />

Canada<br />

Courier address:<br />

Suite 1810<br />

800 Rue du Square Victoria<br />

Montreal, Quebec H4Z 1G8<br />

Canada<br />

www.aci.aero 8<br />

<strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong><br />

at ICAO<br />

ICAO Global Runway Safety<br />

Symposium<br />

David Gamper<br />

<strong>ACI</strong> took a leading role in the ICAO Global Runway<br />

Safety Symposium, held in Montreal from 24<br />

to 26 May. Director General Angela Gittens<br />

spoke in both the Opening and Closing Panels,<br />

alongside representatives of other international<br />

aviation organizations, who strongly agreed that<br />

a collaborative approach to runway safety would<br />

produce the best results. <strong>ACI</strong> also provided<br />

speakers on Emergency Response (Ms Deane<br />

Johanis, Manager, Emergency Management<br />

Systems, Greater Toronto <strong>Airports</strong> Authority)<br />

and FOD and Wildlife Control (Brett Patterson,<br />

Director, Airside Operations, Vancouver Airport<br />

Authority).<br />

<strong>ACI</strong> was a platinum sponsor of the event and<br />

obtained a large and well placed booth where<br />

presentations were shown on the <strong>ACI</strong> APEX in<br />

Safety programme, and <strong>ACI</strong> work on runway<br />

safety. <strong>ACI</strong> staff were on hand throughout to<br />

promote and explain <strong>ACI</strong>’s work including safety<br />

training courses and safety publications.<br />

Angela Gittens stated that improving runway<br />

safety requires relentless pursuit of an increasing<br />

level of safety, and that this strategic objective<br />

requires enhanced collaboration amongst all<br />

parties involved. To meet that objective, <strong>ACI</strong><br />

proposed a new paradigm where the airport<br />

takes the lead in coordinating all activities on<br />

its site, including all the relevant safety issues<br />

from aprons through the manoeuvring area, and<br />

especially the runway, where the big risks lie.<br />

Thus the airport should take responsibility for<br />

establishing and heading up local runway safety<br />

teams covering runways, taxiways and aprons,<br />

Message from Director General | at ICAO | Standing Committees | Press Releases | Arrivals and Departures | Working<br />

with Partners | ASQ | Flash Traffic Data | Magazines | <strong>ACI</strong> WAGA | Events | Global Training

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