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THE MIDDLE EAST is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world,and the UAE is an integral driver of that robust growth. Information andknowledge are essential to capitalize on the economic opportunities being created inthis part of the world. This event constitutes a preliminary threeday Workshopfollowed by a twoday Conference.The Workshop is designed to introducethe participant to the basic principles ofair transportation, aviation & space lawand regulation. It is designed to be usefulto lawyers new to the field, as well asairline and airport managers andgovernment officials.The Workshop is followed by aConference addressing contemporaryissues in the field of aerospace industry,aviation law and regulation. It is designedfor aerospace executives and lawyers whoalready have expertise in these fields, andseek an update on what is new, current,and relevant to today’s air transportationenvironment, or those who have taken theintroductory Workshop.Many will want to register for both theWorkshop and the Conference. Reducedregistration fees are available to facilitatesuch participation.Who should attend?➤➤Professionals from civil aviation authorities and transport ministries, airlines,airports, air traffic services providers, aviation security providers as well aspersonnel of organizations directly involved in supporting the aviationbusiness such as air cargo operators, insurers, risk managers, manufacturers,law and consulting firms, military personnel and international and regionalorganizations.This Conference will bring together industry, governmental, legal, financial,and academic experts from around the world to address the most criticalissues facing civil aviation in these difficult times, with an emphasis onMiddle East and Asian air transportation. Panels will address contemporaryissues in aerospace business, law, finance and policy.2
Workshop on Introduction to Air Transport,Air & Space Law and RegulationApril 12 – 14, 2009 | UAE■ S U N D A Y , A P R I L 1 20800 – 0900Registration0900 – 0915Workshop Introduction and OverviewProf. Paul Stephen DempseyExplanation of the workshop contents, andteaching methodology.0915 – 1015Introduction to the Airline Industry:Economics, Marketing, Pricing andDistributionProf. Paul Stephen DempseyOverview of economic theory of deregulation,economies of scale, scope and density,economic and regulatory barriers to entry,contestability and the neoclassical model ofperfect competition, price elasticities ofdemand, and airline financial performancepre and postderegulation. Inherent fungibilityof air transport product, geographic focus,leisure vs. business markets, hub vs. linearroute system, route selection, airports, singlevs. multiple class cabin configuration, seatpitch, inflight amenities, and frequent flyerprograms.1015 – 1030Refreshment Break1030 – 1200Origins of International Lawmaking:The Chicago ConventionProf. Ludwig WeberWhat are the nationality and public policyconsiderations that governed air transportationduring the 20th Century? How does ICAOfacilitate law making in aviation?1200 – 1300Lunch1300 – 1400Bilateral Air Transport Agreements:Negotiation and ImplementationProf. Peter van FenemaOverview of the main issues during thenegotiation of air services agreements and itsimplementing Memorandum of Understanding.3
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