Reed keeps faith with Asian Aerospace in Hong Kong
HONG KONG – Reed Exhibitions has agreed to hold Asian Aerospace Expo and Congress 2011 at Hong Kong’s Asia-World Expo.
Paul Beh, president, Reed Exhibitions – Asia / Pacific, said, “The signing of 2011 signifies Asian Aerospace’s commitment for Hong Kong and the venue, AsiaWorld-Expo.”
This year’s Asian Aerospace, to be held September 8-10, will include global aerospace leaders including Airbus, Air France / KLM, Engineering, AMECO, Boeing, Bombardier, CFM International, Goodrich, HAECO, HAESL and Lufthansa Technik.
Amongst the new features at Asian Aerospace ’09 will be Asian Business Aviation, a high level networking conference for corporate, business and private aviation professionals.
There will also be a repeat of the successful congress that attracted airline CEOs, heads of China’s key government departments and policy makers in 2007.
The master classes included seminars on issues affecting civil aviation throughout the region.
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