Singapore summit to take off next week
SINGAPORE – IATA and the Singapore Airshow are behind the inaugural Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit next week.
The summit will provide a Davos-style interactive forum for industry to exchange views on these and other critical issues with key government ministers and policy-makers responsible for aviation from Asia and beyond.
More than 80 airline CEOs, Ministers for Transport and Director Generals of Civil Aviation have registered to attend the summit.
A keynote dinner address by Singapore’s Minister Mentor, Lee Kuan Yew, will open the summit next Sunday.
Discussions will continue on Monday in a closed, invitation-only format.
Also speaking at the summit is Bertrand Piccard, psychiatrist-adventurer and president of Solar Impulse.
Solar Impulse is building the solar airplane that will attempt to fly around the world non-stop with no fuel and zero emissions.
Ian Jarrett
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