and conference programme - Passenger Terminal Expo

in the past and how they have responded to the challenges that materialised as turbo-props
were overtaken by jets. It will also look forward to see how the next-generation large aircraft
may change how airports operate in the coming years.
09.35-10.00 Designing terminal capacity to meet explosive growth
Alan Lamond, aviation director, Pascall+Watson architects, UK
This presentation will compare and contrast different approaches to designing and delivering
terminal capacity in Middle Eastern and European environments. Radically different
approaches to design, the approvals process and construction create different architectural
challenges. As ever, design is on the critical path. What techniques are available to ensure that
the right design is generated as quickly as possible
10.00-10.25 Sustaining rapid airport development: an infrastructure perspective
Ian Taylor, director, Ove Arup & Partners Ltd (Arup), UK
The presentation will discuss the considerations and hurdles that are faced in the provision of
support infrastructure for rapidly growing airports. Specifically, it will look at considerations related
to surface access, utility provision and airfield engineering aspects of the facilities affected.
10.25-10.45 Questions and discussion with the audience
10.45-11.15 Refreshment break
Session Two: Charges, Operations and Environment
11.15-11.25 Introduction by chairman
Colin Spear, assistant director, airport development - EUR, MID & AFI, IATA,
Switzerland
11.25-11.50 Airport and ATC charges
Guy Hickling, Regional Manager Procurement Operations, Emirates Airline, UAE
11.50-12.15 Operational issues and future strategies
Bob Everest, vice-president flight operations support, Emirates Airline, UAE
The presentation will look at operational enhancements within the terminal airspace that will
allow cost-effective profiles and routings to be implemented. Subjects covered will include
airport layout and infrastructure that will facilitate the optimum capacity and minimise delays
and fuel usage, thus reducing emissions.
12.15-12.40 Managing sustainable growth
Andreas Hardeman, assistant director environment policy and outreach,
IATA, Switzerland
With growth comes responsibility. As new airport facilities are built and substantial capacity
added, airports and airlines in the Middle East will be expected to demonstrate leadership on
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