Indonesian airports are among the busiest airports in Asia, according Global Business Guide Indonesia. CAPA Centre for Aviation reports that Indonesian airports handled more than 34 million international passengers in 2017, an increase in international passenger traffic of 20%.
Demonstrating the international appeal of the event, the exhibition at Airport Solutions Indonesia will feature a British Pavilion, where exhibitors from the UK will exhibit in a dedicated space. Among those showcasing their offerings will be Roadgrip, Zaha Hadid Architects and Cortec, along with the British Embassy.
A particular point of interest on the exhibition floor will be a fully installed smoking cabin example, showcased by Smoke Solution, one of the largest providers of smoking cabins, smoking lounges and other air purifying equipment worldwide. Also exhibiting at the event will be Synetics, Dräger and Progresstech Group.
Ensuring sufficient and cost-efficient infrastructure in South East Asia is a top priority and a key theme to be discussed at Airport Solutions Indonesia. The conference agenda will feature sessions including creating a competitive connected airport; advancing air traffic management, airport security, airport development and expansion, and airport 4.0.
IATA has reported that the Indonesian airport industry is expected to be the sixth largest market for air travel by 2034 with over 270 million passengers are predicted to fly to, from and within the country. Major expansion projects are taking place in Indonesia and across the region in order to meet this demand for increased capacity. The conference agenda will include several case studies, including Kertajati International Airport Aerocity, PT Angkasa Pura I (Persero) and Beijing Daxing International Airport.
Speakers at the event include Polana Banguningsih Pramesti, Director General of Civil Aviation, Indonesia Ministry of Transportation; Ibu Naning Adiwoso, Chairperson, Green Building Council Indonesia; Achmad Royhan, VP Information Technology of Citilink Indonesia; Gautsil Madani, Senior Vice President of PT Angkasa Pura II and Achmad Royhan, VP Information Technology, Citilink Indonesia.
“It’s an exciting time for South East Asian airports,” says Rachel Sturgess, Portfolio Director at show organisers Tarsus F&E LLC Middle East, “which brings with it a unique set of both opportunities and challenges. Airport Solutions Indonesia will be the ideal place for the industry to meet and work together to face these, fostering an environment to drive the regional airports forward.”
Airport Solutions Indonesia takes place 5-6 December at the Jakarta Convention Centre, co-located with Cyber Security Indonesia. (Traveldailynews)
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