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AIRPORTS COUNCIL INTERNATIONALThe Voice of the Worldrsquos Airports
World Report
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E
Message from the Director General
bull DirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceinAirportServiceQualityCeremonyinMarrakech
bull ASQAssuredCertification
bull 29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommittee(WFSSC)
bull APEXinSafety
bull ICAOGANISSymposium
bull ICAOAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsWorkshop
bull AirportSafetyManagementSystemsImplementationWorkshopinPanama
bull ManagingServiceQualityatAirportsRecentCoursesinPanamaandLisbon
bull RecordNumberofAMPAPGraduatesHonouredinMarrakech
bull 53NewParticipantsforAMPAPinOctober
bull PaxFlashandFreightFlash
bull DeparturesandArrivals
bull EventsCalendar
NOVEMBER 2011
2 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
DearColleagues
AsIcanattesttobythewearandtearonmyluggageOctoberwasaverybusymonthcappedoffbyourWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly31Octoberto02NovemberinMarrakechinconjunctionwithACIAfrica
Inaddition to theRoutesConferenceat thebeginningof the month I represented airports at the WinterOperationsConferenceinIcelandandthenattendedtheACINAAnnualConferenceinSanDiego
NorthAmericadidatremendous jobwiththeprogramand largeexhibitionat theConventionCenterNotablyThellaBowenCEOoftheSanDiegoAirportsAuthorityandconferencehostwasinstalledastheirnewChairmanandwelcomehercontinuedparticipationon theWorldGoverningBoard
The close collaboration between regions was evidentin San Diego as ACI Europe Director General Olivier
JankovecparticipatedinapaneldiscussiononthefutureofAviationSecurityItwasinterestingfortheNorthAmericanstounderstandthechallengesfacedinEuropeandfurthercementedourcommonissuesagendaacrossallregionsoftheworld
That brings me to our 21stWorld Annual General Assembly andConference held in conjunctionwithACIAfrica inMarrakech OurconferencehostwastheMoroccanAirportAuthority(ONDA)andtheydid an outstanding job filling in quickly following the venue changefromCairo
OurGoverningBoardandmembershaveaskedthatwetrytoscheduleasmanyofourmeetingsinonelocationaspossibleandwecertainlysucceededonthatfrontbyhostingarecord12differenceeventstakingplaceinMarrakechThisincludedWorldandRegionalcommitteeandboardmeetingstheAMPAPgraduationanACIFundseminarandtheDirector Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in customer service inductionceremonyattheconferenceGalaDinner
The conference agenda was filled with excellent speakers andpresentationsandallattendeesweremovedbythekeynotespeechprovidedbyMsMonhlaHlahlawhourgedustobeagileandresilientasweapproachthechallengesahead
IwaspleasedtowelcomeTonyTylerDirectorGeneralofIATAtoourconferenceandwhiletherearecertainlyissuesthatwedisagreeonthereismorethatunitesusacrosstheaviationagendathandividesus Tonywaswell received by the audience and highlightedmanycommonagendaissuesIbelieveweareforginganewrelationshipwithIATAandwillfocusonhavingacloserworkingrelationshipwiththem
3ACI World Report ndash October 2011Oneofthekeyfeaturesoftheconferencewastheofficial21stAnnualGeneralAssemblyofMemberswhere they elected DrYiannis Paraschis ChiefExecutiveOfficerofAthens InternationalAirportas the incoming Board Chair and Mr Frederick(Rick)PiccoloPresidentandCEOoftheSarasotaManatee Airport Authority as Vice Chair Theirtwo-yeartermswillcommence inJanuary2012I look forward toworkingwithbothYiannis andRickoverthenewtwoyears
The members unanimously supported severalresolutions that clearly articulate the airportperspectiveonavarietyofimportantissuesThefirstcalledforICAOinvolvementintheEuropeanUnionrsquosEmissionTradingSchemewhichincludesaviationandcouldpotentiallyleadtoatradeconflictThisisanissuewherewearealignedwithIATAandsupportICAOinvolvementandcollaborationThesecondsupportsaformalizedmemorandumof understanding on safety between ICAO andACIwhichwillincludeanannualimplementationplanandparticipationineachotherrsquosactivities
Thirdly our members resolved to focus on ahigher level of runway safety Resolution 3supportstheproductionofanACIRunwaySafetyHandbook and supports the continuation of theAPEX programme ACI believes that airportsare the convenors of Runway Safety Teamsand encourages active involvement among allstakeholders
ThefourthresolutioncallsforajointprojectwithCANSO to promote world-wide introduction ofAirportCollaborativeDecisionMakingtoimproveefficiencyandminimizedelaysEuroControlhasdeveloped specifications forAirportCDMwhicharebeingappliedinEuropeandwebelievecanbereplicatedworld-wide
Thefifthresolution isaduplicateof2010whereour members called for harmonization andinternational coordination with the lifting ofrestrictions on the carriage of liquids aerosolsandgels TheEuropeanCommission intendstolifttheserestrictionsinAprilof2013andairportsnoted that little coordination has occurred Weare mindful of the impacts at our airports buteven more so the impacts on our passengerswhowouldfaceconfusionpotentialconfiscationofgoodsandlongerqueuesatsecurityscreening
Ourlastresolutionexpressedthesincerethanksof our membership to our host ONDA Wepresented themwitha framedresolutionat theGala Dinner and thanked them again for theirhospitalityAlsoduringdinnerwastheinductionceremonyoftheDirectorrsquosRollofExcellenceforCustomer Service and you will find details andphotos from the ceremony in the pages of thisWorldReport Wesaluteeachofthemfortheirdedicationtoexcellence
Thank you to allmemberswho could join us inMarrakechandwe look forward tomeetingyouagaininthegreatcityofCalgaryin2012
AngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
4 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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5ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in Airport Service Quality Ceremony in Marrakechby Arturo Garcia-Alonso
TheInductionCeremonyoftheACIWorldDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetookplaceinMarrakechMoroccoonTuesday1November2011
ACIWorldDirectorGeneralAngelaGittenswelcomed14airportstotheRollofExcellenceduringtheGalaDinneroftheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblywithmorethan500representativesanddelegatespresent
SeoulIncheonandHongKongwerebothhonouredasInducteeswithDistinctionforachievingtheNo1positionintheirrespectivecustomerservicecategoriesinASQpassengersatisfactionsurveysforfiveconsecutiveyearsACIWorldalsoinducted12otherairportsintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceforrankingamongthetopfiveinanASQcategoryforfiveconsecutiveyears
Inductees with Distinctionbull SeoulIncheonmdashBestAirportWorldwide5yearsinarowbull HongKongmdashBestAirportbySizeOver40millionpassengers
Inducteesbull AbuDhabiAustinDallasForthWorthDohaDurbanHalifax JohannesburgNagoyaOttawaPortoSingaporeZurich
AccordingtoDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensldquoACIapplaudsSeoulIncheonandHongKongfortheirongoingdedicationtoexcellenceincustomerserviceandtheircontinuousimprovementmindsetwhichhaveearnedthemrecognitionasInducteeswithDistinctionintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceIwouldalsoliketoextendmycongratulationstotheother12airportsthatwererecognizedforachievingexcellenceincustomerserviceintheirrespectivecategoriesandinductedintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellence
TheincreaseinattentionbeingpaidtocustomerservicebymodernairportmanagersisareflectionoftheimportanceofthecustomerexperienceinanincreasinglycompetitiveindustryAirportsmanagerscanonlyimprovewhattheycanmeasureandASQprovidestheinformationnecessarytomakedatadrivendecisionsthatbetteraligncustomerexpectationswithserviceprovisiontowin
6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
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JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
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DearColleagues
AsIcanattesttobythewearandtearonmyluggageOctoberwasaverybusymonthcappedoffbyourWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly31Octoberto02NovemberinMarrakechinconjunctionwithACIAfrica
Inaddition to theRoutesConferenceat thebeginningof the month I represented airports at the WinterOperationsConferenceinIcelandandthenattendedtheACINAAnnualConferenceinSanDiego
NorthAmericadidatremendous jobwiththeprogramand largeexhibitionat theConventionCenterNotablyThellaBowenCEOoftheSanDiegoAirportsAuthorityandconferencehostwasinstalledastheirnewChairmanandwelcomehercontinuedparticipationon theWorldGoverningBoard
The close collaboration between regions was evidentin San Diego as ACI Europe Director General Olivier
JankovecparticipatedinapaneldiscussiononthefutureofAviationSecurityItwasinterestingfortheNorthAmericanstounderstandthechallengesfacedinEuropeandfurthercementedourcommonissuesagendaacrossallregionsoftheworld
That brings me to our 21stWorld Annual General Assembly andConference held in conjunctionwithACIAfrica inMarrakech OurconferencehostwastheMoroccanAirportAuthority(ONDA)andtheydid an outstanding job filling in quickly following the venue changefromCairo
OurGoverningBoardandmembershaveaskedthatwetrytoscheduleasmanyofourmeetingsinonelocationaspossibleandwecertainlysucceededonthatfrontbyhostingarecord12differenceeventstakingplaceinMarrakechThisincludedWorldandRegionalcommitteeandboardmeetingstheAMPAPgraduationanACIFundseminarandtheDirector Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in customer service inductionceremonyattheconferenceGalaDinner
The conference agenda was filled with excellent speakers andpresentationsandallattendeesweremovedbythekeynotespeechprovidedbyMsMonhlaHlahlawhourgedustobeagileandresilientasweapproachthechallengesahead
IwaspleasedtowelcomeTonyTylerDirectorGeneralofIATAtoourconferenceandwhiletherearecertainlyissuesthatwedisagreeonthereismorethatunitesusacrosstheaviationagendathandividesus Tonywaswell received by the audience and highlightedmanycommonagendaissuesIbelieveweareforginganewrelationshipwithIATAandwillfocusonhavingacloserworkingrelationshipwiththem
3ACI World Report ndash October 2011Oneofthekeyfeaturesoftheconferencewastheofficial21stAnnualGeneralAssemblyofMemberswhere they elected DrYiannis Paraschis ChiefExecutiveOfficerofAthens InternationalAirportas the incoming Board Chair and Mr Frederick(Rick)PiccoloPresidentandCEOoftheSarasotaManatee Airport Authority as Vice Chair Theirtwo-yeartermswillcommence inJanuary2012I look forward toworkingwithbothYiannis andRickoverthenewtwoyears
The members unanimously supported severalresolutions that clearly articulate the airportperspectiveonavarietyofimportantissuesThefirstcalledforICAOinvolvementintheEuropeanUnionrsquosEmissionTradingSchemewhichincludesaviationandcouldpotentiallyleadtoatradeconflictThisisanissuewherewearealignedwithIATAandsupportICAOinvolvementandcollaborationThesecondsupportsaformalizedmemorandumof understanding on safety between ICAO andACIwhichwillincludeanannualimplementationplanandparticipationineachotherrsquosactivities
Thirdly our members resolved to focus on ahigher level of runway safety Resolution 3supportstheproductionofanACIRunwaySafetyHandbook and supports the continuation of theAPEX programme ACI believes that airportsare the convenors of Runway Safety Teamsand encourages active involvement among allstakeholders
ThefourthresolutioncallsforajointprojectwithCANSO to promote world-wide introduction ofAirportCollaborativeDecisionMakingtoimproveefficiencyandminimizedelaysEuroControlhasdeveloped specifications forAirportCDMwhicharebeingappliedinEuropeandwebelievecanbereplicatedworld-wide
Thefifthresolution isaduplicateof2010whereour members called for harmonization andinternational coordination with the lifting ofrestrictions on the carriage of liquids aerosolsandgels TheEuropeanCommission intendstolifttheserestrictionsinAprilof2013andairportsnoted that little coordination has occurred Weare mindful of the impacts at our airports buteven more so the impacts on our passengerswhowouldfaceconfusionpotentialconfiscationofgoodsandlongerqueuesatsecurityscreening
Ourlastresolutionexpressedthesincerethanksof our membership to our host ONDA Wepresented themwitha framedresolutionat theGala Dinner and thanked them again for theirhospitalityAlsoduringdinnerwastheinductionceremonyoftheDirectorrsquosRollofExcellenceforCustomer Service and you will find details andphotos from the ceremony in the pages of thisWorldReport Wesaluteeachofthemfortheirdedicationtoexcellence
Thank you to allmemberswho could join us inMarrakechandwe look forward tomeetingyouagaininthegreatcityofCalgaryin2012
AngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
4 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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5ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in Airport Service Quality Ceremony in Marrakechby Arturo Garcia-Alonso
TheInductionCeremonyoftheACIWorldDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetookplaceinMarrakechMoroccoonTuesday1November2011
ACIWorldDirectorGeneralAngelaGittenswelcomed14airportstotheRollofExcellenceduringtheGalaDinneroftheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblywithmorethan500representativesanddelegatespresent
SeoulIncheonandHongKongwerebothhonouredasInducteeswithDistinctionforachievingtheNo1positionintheirrespectivecustomerservicecategoriesinASQpassengersatisfactionsurveysforfiveconsecutiveyearsACIWorldalsoinducted12otherairportsintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceforrankingamongthetopfiveinanASQcategoryforfiveconsecutiveyears
Inductees with Distinctionbull SeoulIncheonmdashBestAirportWorldwide5yearsinarowbull HongKongmdashBestAirportbySizeOver40millionpassengers
Inducteesbull AbuDhabiAustinDallasForthWorthDohaDurbanHalifax JohannesburgNagoyaOttawaPortoSingaporeZurich
AccordingtoDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensldquoACIapplaudsSeoulIncheonandHongKongfortheirongoingdedicationtoexcellenceincustomerserviceandtheircontinuousimprovementmindsetwhichhaveearnedthemrecognitionasInducteeswithDistinctionintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceIwouldalsoliketoextendmycongratulationstotheother12airportsthatwererecognizedforachievingexcellenceincustomerserviceintheirrespectivecategoriesandinductedintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellence
TheincreaseinattentionbeingpaidtocustomerservicebymodernairportmanagersisareflectionoftheimportanceofthecustomerexperienceinanincreasinglycompetitiveindustryAirportsmanagerscanonlyimprovewhattheycanmeasureandASQprovidestheinformationnecessarytomakedatadrivendecisionsthatbetteraligncustomerexpectationswithserviceprovisiontowin
6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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3ACI World Report ndash October 2011Oneofthekeyfeaturesoftheconferencewastheofficial21stAnnualGeneralAssemblyofMemberswhere they elected DrYiannis Paraschis ChiefExecutiveOfficerofAthens InternationalAirportas the incoming Board Chair and Mr Frederick(Rick)PiccoloPresidentandCEOoftheSarasotaManatee Airport Authority as Vice Chair Theirtwo-yeartermswillcommence inJanuary2012I look forward toworkingwithbothYiannis andRickoverthenewtwoyears
The members unanimously supported severalresolutions that clearly articulate the airportperspectiveonavarietyofimportantissuesThefirstcalledforICAOinvolvementintheEuropeanUnionrsquosEmissionTradingSchemewhichincludesaviationandcouldpotentiallyleadtoatradeconflictThisisanissuewherewearealignedwithIATAandsupportICAOinvolvementandcollaborationThesecondsupportsaformalizedmemorandumof understanding on safety between ICAO andACIwhichwillincludeanannualimplementationplanandparticipationineachotherrsquosactivities
Thirdly our members resolved to focus on ahigher level of runway safety Resolution 3supportstheproductionofanACIRunwaySafetyHandbook and supports the continuation of theAPEX programme ACI believes that airportsare the convenors of Runway Safety Teamsand encourages active involvement among allstakeholders
ThefourthresolutioncallsforajointprojectwithCANSO to promote world-wide introduction ofAirportCollaborativeDecisionMakingtoimproveefficiencyandminimizedelaysEuroControlhasdeveloped specifications forAirportCDMwhicharebeingappliedinEuropeandwebelievecanbereplicatedworld-wide
Thefifthresolution isaduplicateof2010whereour members called for harmonization andinternational coordination with the lifting ofrestrictions on the carriage of liquids aerosolsandgels TheEuropeanCommission intendstolifttheserestrictionsinAprilof2013andairportsnoted that little coordination has occurred Weare mindful of the impacts at our airports buteven more so the impacts on our passengerswhowouldfaceconfusionpotentialconfiscationofgoodsandlongerqueuesatsecurityscreening
Ourlastresolutionexpressedthesincerethanksof our membership to our host ONDA Wepresented themwitha framedresolutionat theGala Dinner and thanked them again for theirhospitalityAlsoduringdinnerwastheinductionceremonyoftheDirectorrsquosRollofExcellenceforCustomer Service and you will find details andphotos from the ceremony in the pages of thisWorldReport Wesaluteeachofthemfortheirdedicationtoexcellence
Thank you to allmemberswho could join us inMarrakechandwe look forward tomeetingyouagaininthegreatcityofCalgaryin2012
AngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
4 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in Airport Service Quality Ceremony in Marrakechby Arturo Garcia-Alonso
TheInductionCeremonyoftheACIWorldDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetookplaceinMarrakechMoroccoonTuesday1November2011
ACIWorldDirectorGeneralAngelaGittenswelcomed14airportstotheRollofExcellenceduringtheGalaDinneroftheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblywithmorethan500representativesanddelegatespresent
SeoulIncheonandHongKongwerebothhonouredasInducteeswithDistinctionforachievingtheNo1positionintheirrespectivecustomerservicecategoriesinASQpassengersatisfactionsurveysforfiveconsecutiveyearsACIWorldalsoinducted12otherairportsintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceforrankingamongthetopfiveinanASQcategoryforfiveconsecutiveyears
Inductees with Distinctionbull SeoulIncheonmdashBestAirportWorldwide5yearsinarowbull HongKongmdashBestAirportbySizeOver40millionpassengers
Inducteesbull AbuDhabiAustinDallasForthWorthDohaDurbanHalifax JohannesburgNagoyaOttawaPortoSingaporeZurich
AccordingtoDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensldquoACIapplaudsSeoulIncheonandHongKongfortheirongoingdedicationtoexcellenceincustomerserviceandtheircontinuousimprovementmindsetwhichhaveearnedthemrecognitionasInducteeswithDistinctionintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceIwouldalsoliketoextendmycongratulationstotheother12airportsthatwererecognizedforachievingexcellenceincustomerserviceintheirrespectivecategoriesandinductedintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellence
TheincreaseinattentionbeingpaidtocustomerservicebymodernairportmanagersisareflectionoftheimportanceofthecustomerexperienceinanincreasinglycompetitiveindustryAirportsmanagerscanonlyimprovewhattheycanmeasureandASQprovidestheinformationnecessarytomakedatadrivendecisionsthatbetteraligncustomerexpectationswithserviceprovisiontowin
6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
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20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
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11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
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21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
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19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
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5ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in Airport Service Quality Ceremony in Marrakechby Arturo Garcia-Alonso
TheInductionCeremonyoftheACIWorldDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetookplaceinMarrakechMoroccoonTuesday1November2011
ACIWorldDirectorGeneralAngelaGittenswelcomed14airportstotheRollofExcellenceduringtheGalaDinneroftheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblywithmorethan500representativesanddelegatespresent
SeoulIncheonandHongKongwerebothhonouredasInducteeswithDistinctionforachievingtheNo1positionintheirrespectivecustomerservicecategoriesinASQpassengersatisfactionsurveysforfiveconsecutiveyearsACIWorldalsoinducted12otherairportsintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceforrankingamongthetopfiveinanASQcategoryforfiveconsecutiveyears
Inductees with Distinctionbull SeoulIncheonmdashBestAirportWorldwide5yearsinarowbull HongKongmdashBestAirportbySizeOver40millionpassengers
Inducteesbull AbuDhabiAustinDallasForthWorthDohaDurbanHalifax JohannesburgNagoyaOttawaPortoSingaporeZurich
AccordingtoDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensldquoACIapplaudsSeoulIncheonandHongKongfortheirongoingdedicationtoexcellenceincustomerserviceandtheircontinuousimprovementmindsetwhichhaveearnedthemrecognitionasInducteeswithDistinctionintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceIwouldalsoliketoextendmycongratulationstotheother12airportsthatwererecognizedforachievingexcellenceincustomerserviceintheirrespectivecategoriesandinductedintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellence
TheincreaseinattentionbeingpaidtocustomerservicebymodernairportmanagersisareflectionoftheimportanceofthecustomerexperienceinanincreasinglycompetitiveindustryAirportsmanagerscanonlyimprovewhattheycanmeasureandASQprovidestheinformationnecessarytomakedatadrivendecisionsthatbetteraligncustomerexpectationswithserviceprovisiontowin
6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
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28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
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January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
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July
publicationsaciaero
2011
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aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
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2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
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5ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence in Airport Service Quality Ceremony in Marrakechby Arturo Garcia-Alonso
TheInductionCeremonyoftheACIWorldDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetookplaceinMarrakechMoroccoonTuesday1November2011
ACIWorldDirectorGeneralAngelaGittenswelcomed14airportstotheRollofExcellenceduringtheGalaDinneroftheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblywithmorethan500representativesanddelegatespresent
SeoulIncheonandHongKongwerebothhonouredasInducteeswithDistinctionforachievingtheNo1positionintheirrespectivecustomerservicecategoriesinASQpassengersatisfactionsurveysforfiveconsecutiveyearsACIWorldalsoinducted12otherairportsintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceforrankingamongthetopfiveinanASQcategoryforfiveconsecutiveyears
Inductees with Distinctionbull SeoulIncheonmdashBestAirportWorldwide5yearsinarowbull HongKongmdashBestAirportbySizeOver40millionpassengers
Inducteesbull AbuDhabiAustinDallasForthWorthDohaDurbanHalifax JohannesburgNagoyaOttawaPortoSingaporeZurich
AccordingtoDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensldquoACIapplaudsSeoulIncheonandHongKongfortheirongoingdedicationtoexcellenceincustomerserviceandtheircontinuousimprovementmindsetwhichhaveearnedthemrecognitionasInducteeswithDistinctionintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellenceIwouldalsoliketoextendmycongratulationstotheother12airportsthatwererecognizedforachievingexcellenceincustomerserviceintheirrespectivecategoriesandinductedintotheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellence
TheincreaseinattentionbeingpaidtocustomerservicebymodernairportmanagersisareflectionoftheimportanceofthecustomerexperienceinanincreasinglycompetitiveindustryAirportsmanagerscanonlyimprovewhattheycanmeasureandASQprovidestheinformationnecessarytomakedatadrivendecisionsthatbetteraligncustomerexpectationswithserviceprovisiontowin
6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
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2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
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28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
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January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
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wwwaciaero
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2010
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July
publicationsaciaero
2011
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aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
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Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
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2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
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PriceNon-Member
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6 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
customerloyaltymdashallinsupportoftheairportrsquosbottomlinerdquo
GittensgoesontosayldquoPassengershaveclearexpectationsandairportsmustmeetorexceedtheseexpectationstoearntheloyaltyofcustomersTheASQprogrammeprovidesairportmanagerswithaclearunderstandingofthecustomerexperienceasapracticaltooltohelpimproveserviceprovisionfromthemomentofarrivaltothedeparturegaterdquo
To view more photos of the other inductees please visithttpwwwflickrcomphotosaciworldsets72157628009535037
For more information on the Director Generalrsquos Roll of Excellence and the ASQ Awards please visit httpwwwairportservicequalityawardscominductees-distinction
For more information on Airport Service Quality (ASQ) initiatives please contactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
FromlefttorightMrCWLeeChiefExecutiveOfficerSeoul
IncheonInternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
FromlefttorightMrRickyLeungGeneralManagerHongKong
InternationalAirportMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorld
7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
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wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
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28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
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January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
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wwwaciaero
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July
publicationsaciaero
2011
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aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
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Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
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2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
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eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
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7ACI World Report ndash October 2011ASQ Assured Certification by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
AtthesamevenueastheInductionCeremonyoftheDirectorGeneralrsquosRollofExcellencetwoairportswereawardedtheirASQAssuredCertification
bull BeijingCapitalInternationalAirportbull HainanMeilanInternationalAirport
CraigBradbrookACIWorldDirectorofSecurityandFacilitationstatedldquoThroughtheASQAssuredcertificationframeworkACIhasassessedtheseairportsrsquoprovisionoffacilitiestopassengersitsmanagementprocessesandthedegreeofpassengersatisfactiontheyhaveachievedTheoutstandingcertificationresultsshowclearlytheseairportsrsquocommitmenttoservicequalityandcontinuousimprovementrdquo
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneralACIWorld
MsHaoLingServiceDirectorBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport
CompanyLimited
FromlefttorightMsAngelaGittensDirectorGeneral
ACIWorldMrGunnarMollerAssistanttotheChairmanof
theBoardHainanMeilanInternationalAirportCompany
8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
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13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
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7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
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19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
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8 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
29th Meeting of the ACI World Facilitation and Services Standing Committee (WFSSC)by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
The29thMeetingoftheACIWorldFacilitationandServicesStandingCommitteewasheldinMarrakechMorocco3-4November2011followingtheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssemblyandConference
Over20airportmembersandregionalrepresentativescontributedtothisimportantandverysuccessfulmeetingintermsofitsregionalparticipationissuescoveredanddecisionsmade
Themainhighlightsofthemeetingwere
bull ACIPassengerFacilitationStrategybull ImplementationofInternationalHealthRegulationsandICAOCAPSCAProgrammebull DevelopmentofBusinessContinuityPlansfortheAviationSectorbull UpdateonICAOrelatedaviationsecurityissuesthatmightimpactfacilitation
bull LiftingofrestrictionsonthecarriageofLAGSbull AirCargoSecuritybull Nextgenerationsecurityprocessampcheckpoint
bull ASQandAirportPerformanceMeasuresManualbull ACRISandPEMGupdates
SeveralCommitteeairportmemberspresentedrecentfacilitationrelatedprojectsandnewdevelopmentstoimproveterminalprocessefficiencyandexceedcustomerexpectations
FormoreinformationonAirportSecurityFacilitationServiceQualityHealthandITpleasecontactcbradbrookaciaerooragarcia-alonsoaciaero
APEX at the World Airports General Assembly (31 October ndash 2 November 2011)
The21stWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyinMarrakechplacedAPEXasatoppriorityfortheorganizationInconsiderationofthisdecisionitwasnotedthatAPEXinSafetyprovidesanumberofsignificantbenefitsfortheACIairportcommunityasitaimsatmakingairportoperationssaferwhilesignificantlycontributingtointernationalcooperationamongstairportsworldwide
APEX in Safety mdash Background ACIrsquosAirportExcellence(APEX)inSafetyinitiativeisbasedonInternationalCivilAviation(ICAO)standardsaswellasACIBestPracticesAsafetyevaluationisconductedinordertoenhancesafetycomplianceby
airportsrequestingassistance(HostAirports)toimprovetheirsafetystandingTheprocessisstraightforwardandtransparentandACIusesaseriesofobjectivecriteriaincludingICAOUniversalSafetyOversightAuditProgram(USOAP)resultstoprioritizerequestsforsafetyevaluationsTheoverarchinggoalofimprovingsafetyisreachedwhentheHostAirportactsuponandreviewstheproposedmitigatingmeasuresassafetyenhancementisanessentialyeton-goingactivity
Host Airport mdash BenefitsThereviewisbasedonICAOAnnex14StandardsandRecommendedPractices(SARPS)andAirportsCouncilInternationalBestPracticesHenceitreflectstheindustrystandardswhilemaximizingtheoperationalbenefitsthattheHostAirportneeds
APEX in Safety by Adrian Cioranu
9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
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2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
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February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
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26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
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2011
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9ACI World Report ndash October 2011APEX in Safety Continued
FortheHostAirportthereviewmeansatailoredapproachwithpracticalapplicationastheyareprovidedwithanactionplanincorporatingmeasuresthatcanbeimmediatelyimplementedEffectiveresultsarenotjustpossiblebutalsowithinquickreachThesafetyreviewwillrevealthemostappropriatesolutionswhiletakingintoaccounttherealityoftheoperationalenvironmentofeachindividualairport
ThroughAPEXtheHostAirportalsogainsaccesstoawideknowledgebasecomprisedofaglobalnetworkofairportsafetyexpertsACIdocumentationandexpertiseTheactiveinvolvementofICAOensuresthatregulatoryaspectsarealsocoveredFurthermoreallnecessaryGuidanceMaterialisprovidedbyACIWorld
Safety PartnersFortheSafetyPartnersparticipatingtoAPEXprovidestheopportunitytoassistairportcolleaguestoincrease
thecooperationandthesenseofcommunitybetweenairportsworldwideAfterallanotherairportisjustoneflightawayandeverybodyisinterestedinworkingtogethertomitigatesafetyrisksorhazards
FortheSafetyPartnersACIisproudtoacknowledgetheircontributiontofosteringsafetyandinternationalcooperationamongstairportsthroughpressreleasesduringtheWorldAirportsGeneralAssemblyatregionalandinternationaleventsaswellasinalltherelevantpublicationsbyACIanditsassociates
2012 APEX CalendarACIWorldiscurrentlyschedulingthe2012APEXvisitcalendarWeencourageaspiringHostAirportstomakeanAPEXsafetyreviewrequestearly
LearnmoreabouthowtojoinAPEXatwwwaciaeroapex
FormoreinformationcontactAdrianCioranuProjectManagerAPEXatacioranuaciaero
Signing of a Declaration of Commitment and
Collaboration in Airport Excellence (APEX) in
Safety Programme at Lomeacute-Tokoin Airport in
September 2011
First Row (from left to right) AhmedAbkari
ONDAAliTounsiACI-AfricaDavidGamperACIWorld
AkrimaKogoeDGSALTArthemonNdikumanaICAO
Second Row (from left to right) ThomasRomig
GenegraveveAeacuteroportRichardMarchiACI-NAPascal
KomlaSALTGAnallaDirecteurdesEtudesetdela
PerspectiveSALT
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
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wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
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wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
10 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ICAO GANIS Symposium by David Gamper
InSeptemberACIparticipatedintheICAOGlobalAirNavigationIndustrySymposium(GANIS)atwhichthecountriesdevelopingairtrafficmodernizationsystemsjoinedwithothergovernmentsandindustrytoreviewanddiscussthewayforwardinimplementingthesystemsTheaimsoftheSymposiumunderthetitleldquoTowardsOneSkyrdquowereto
bull FacilitategreaterintegrationandharmonizationofStatesandserviceprovidersrsquoairnavigationsystemimprovementprogrammes
bull Emphasizetheneedforglobalinteroperabilitybull Identifywaysandmeanstoensureinteroperability
tomaximizeutilizationofavailableandemergingtechnologiesandtosupportanongoingglobaldiscussion
bull IntroducetheapproachthatICAOhasdevelopedtoachievetheaboveintheformofaseriesofldquoaviationsystemblockupgradesrdquo
ICAOSecretaryGeneralRaymondBenjaminnotedthatldquoOverthenext10yearssome$120billionwillbespentworldwideonupgradingtheglobalaviationsystemtoenhancesafetyefficiencyandoverallsustainabilityWehavetoensurethatitisdoneinatimelycoordinatedandharmonizedmanneraroundtheworldrdquoSome500participantsgatheredforthethree-dayprogrammeWeareworkingwithICAOtocontinuetodevelopthenecessarystandardsforglobalinteroperabilityofthefutureairtrafficmanagementsystemAttheSymposiumACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensmoderatedapanelonmakingthebusinesscaseandgettingfinancingfortheequipagethatwillbeneededbyaircraftoperatorstotakeadvantageofsystemimprovementsTheaircraftoperatorshavecontinuallyexpressedconcernthattheirinvestmentswouldnot
yieldsufficientcostsavingsinanacceptableperiodoftimebecausethosesavingswouldonlycomewhenmostusershadtheequipmentThepresentersinthepanelfromtheEuropeanUnionSESARIATAandNexaCapitalapublicprivatepartnershipvehicletofinanceairtransportinvestmentrequirementsforNextGentheUSprogrammedescribedapproachestoprovideincentivesforaircraftoperatorstogetreadyearly
ForairportsairtrafficmodernizationhassignificantimplicationsanditwillbecriticalforustounderstandthepaceoftheprogrammesaroundtheworldincludingfeaturessuchasperformancebasednavigationwhichcanimproveefficiencyandsafetyAlsosomeairportsarealreadyusingAirportCollaborativeDecision-making(A-CDM)whichcanimproveoverallefficiencyfortheairportandcreateamorereliableexperienceforthepassengerThisisoneofthemodernizationelementsthatintegratesairtrafficmanagementwithmanagementontheterminalandgroundsideplatformsAttheACIWorldAnnualGeneralAssembly(WAGA)inMarrakechthemembersendorsedanACIprojectwithotherinternationalorganizationstopromotetheintroductionofAirportCDMworldwideusingcommonstandards
ApartfromA-CDMourprincipalissuesaretoensurethatairtrafficmodernizationdoesnotgenerateadditionalaircraftnoiseinourcommunitiesandtomatchairportcapacitywithimprovedairtrafficcapacityICAOholdsits12thAirNavigationConferenceinNovember2012whichwillconsidertheGANISoutcomeandtheAviationSystemBlockUpgradeframeworkandACIwillbetheretorepresenttheinterestsofairports
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
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wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
11ACI World Report ndash October 2011ICAO Aviation and Sustainable Alternative Fuels Workshop by Xavier Oh
ICAOhosteditssecondWorkshoponAviationandSustainableAlternativeFuelsatitsheadquartersinMontrealon18-20October2011TheworkshopbroughttogethernotonlyaviationparticipantsincludingairlinesairportsmanufacturesandnationalregulatorsbutalsostakeholdersinthefastdevelopingbiofuelsupplychainndashagriculturalorganizationsoilcompaniesbiofuelrefineriesuniversitiesandfinancialinstitutionsWithmanytestflightscompletedattentionismoving
towardshowtodevelopthevastbiomasssourcesrequiredandprovidethefuelrefiningcapabilitiesOtherissuesincludefinancingandaddressingthecompetitivedemandsofotherindustriesAtallstagestheworkshopreinforcedtheneedforsustainabilityandthe
avoidanceofunintentionalnegativeconsequencesontheenvironmentsocietyfoodandwatersupplyandlanduse
ACIparticipatedwithapresentationonthefuelsupplyinfrastructureatairportsDeliveryfromrefinerytofuelfarmandthentoaircraftvariesgreatlybetweenairportsasdoestheownershipandoperationoftheinfrastructureAsdifferentfuelstreamsmaybemixedatairportfuelfarmsinthemediumtermitwillnotbepossibleprovidelargenumbersofaircraftwithdifferentproportionsofbiofuelmixCreditingairlineswithusingbiofuelswillneedtobebasedonpurchaseagreementsratherthanthefuelphysicallyloadedonindividualflightsIfitbecomesnecessarytodetermineactualbiofuelproportionsonindividualflightthiswouldbebeyondthecapabilityofexistingfuelinfrastructureandthebiofuelwouldnotbedeemedldquodrop-inrdquo
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
12 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaBy John Webster
ACIGlobalTraininglaunchedathree-daycourseAirportSafetyManagementSystems(SMS)ImplementationWorkshopformembersfortheLatinAmericaandCaribbean(LAC)regionfromOctober3-52011ThiscoursewashostedbyTocumenAirportsinPanamaanofficialACItrainingcentreandattracted13participantsfromthehostairportEcuadorNetherlandAntillesMexicoElSalvadorandColumbiaTheworkshopwasconductedintheSpanishlanguagebytheinstructorDanielMaurinowhoisasafetyadviserfortheICAOtechnicalCooperationBureau
Thiscoursefocusedonthreemainobjectives
bull DevelopparticipantsrsquoknowledgeofsafetymanagementsystemsforaerodromesbasedonICAOrequirementsandinternationalbestpractices
bull Provideparticipantswithsufficientspecifictoolsknowledgeandknow-howallowingforplanningdevelopmentandimplementationofaerodromesafetymanagementsystemsand
bull Provideparticipantswithadequatecoursematerialscontainingexamplesandexperiencesthatcanbeusedtoreinforcetheirknowledgeofaerodromesafetymanagementsystems
ThecoursewasverysuccessfulandverypositivefeedbackwasreceivedbyallattendeesMrRichardvanDinterAviationSafetyInspectorndashAerodromesfortheNetherlandAntillesexpressedthathewasldquoverypleasedandsatisfiedrdquowiththeSMSWorkshopandthatthissentimentwassharedbyotherparticipants
WewanttothankthemanagementandstaffatTocumenAirportsfortheirwonderfulsupportandwelookforwardtoprovidingtrainingprogrammesthatpromoteldquoairportexcellencerdquothroughourpartnersinthisregion
Formoreinformationonthetrainingprogrammesthatweofferpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in Panama
ThetrainingwasveryinspirationalItrepresentedagreatopportunitytoexploresubstantialandin-depthknowledgecasesofstudyfullypractice-oriented
ItwasveryremarkablehowMrDanMaurinopassedonhiswisdomandwideperspectiveregardingthesubjectofthetrainingHismyriadofexperiencesasanex-pilotaswellasbeingaformerICAOemployeewhoparticipatedinthecreationofthestandardsandrecommendationsoftheSafetyManagementSystemrepresentedincredibleinputandakeyfactorinthedevelopmentofthetraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
13ACI World Report ndash October 2011
Managing Service Quality at Airports Recent courses in Panama and Lisbon by Arturo Garcia-Alonso
LastmonthtwoACIGlobalTrainingcertificatecoursesonManagingServiceQualityatAirportstookplaceinPanama(Spanish)4-6OctoberandLisbon(English)25-27October
The main objective of this training module is to equipmanagerswiththeknowledgeskillsandtoolstomanageservicequalityeffectivelyatanairportThecourseadoptsaholisticapproach to the issuedrawingon industrybestpractices and using case studies and practical exercisesto show how theory has been put into practice at theleading airports Participants learn how to use theAirportServiceQuality(ASQ)Programmetoolsaspartofaserviceimprovementstrategy
Amongthese lasttwocoursesmorethan35participantshave completed successfully the training requirementsreceivingtheMSQAcertificate
Since the establishment of this training initiative in 2009ACI staff has provided the course a total of nine times ndashseveninEnglishandtwoinSpanishndashwithmorethan150participants
The next MSQA course will take place in Istanbul Turkey 23-25 November 2011 ndash Still open for registrations
Ifinterestedintakingoneofthefewseatsavailableforthistrainingopportunity or to receivemore information aboutACIGlobalTrainingpleasecontacttrainingaciaero
Testimonial Airport Safety Management Systems Implementation Workshop in PanamaContinued
Neverthelessthewell-balancedcompositionofparticipantscontributedtodevelopinterestingandfocuseddiscussionsaswellasavaluableinterchangeofopinionswhichdefinitelymadetheoverallexperienceprofessionallyenriching
ThepracticalityofthisprogramforboththecurrentQuitoacutesairportandfortheNewQuitoInternationalAirportisexcellentas it gaveme as an employeeofCorporacioacutenQuiport the opportunity to contribute in the development of theSMSelementswithaveryspecificandorganizedprogramthatwillleadustoimplementaSafetyManagementSysteminanefficientmanner
ACIitstrainingandmethodologywereveryprofessionalandaswellastheTocumenAirportteam
IhighlyrecommendthiscoursetoallmanagementteamsatairportsaswellasCountriesrsquoAirportAuthoritieswhomightbeinvolvedinselectingAirportSafetyManagementSystem
SantiagoGoacutemezdelaTorreChiefAdvisorCorporacioacutenQuiportSA
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
14 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
Inall71airportexecutivesreceivedtheirInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)diplomasin2011bringingthetotaltoover160sincetheprogrammersquosinceptionInaddition7othersearned theAMPAPAssociate diplomawhich is reservedforindustrystakeholdersTheIAPdiplomaearnedthroughsuccessful achievement of stringent requirements thatICAOandACIestablished for theprogrammersquossix-coursecurriculum AMPAP Executive Pierre Coutu commentedonthisyearrsquosdevelopmentsldquoThegraduationisalwaysanannualhighlightofourprogrammeandweweredelightedto see somanygraduatesmake the trip toMarrakech toparticipate in the ceremonyAMPAP isnowenjoyingfirmrecognition evidenced by a steady to high-growthmodeandwelookforwardtoanotherlargegroupofIAPsearningtheiraccreditationin2012rdquo
On November 1 during the ACI World Annual GeneralAssembly in Marrakech 32 graduates were present toreceive their diplomas These graduates represented 19countries and were part of AMPAPrsquos largest graduatingclassPatrickChondeoftheKenyaAirportsAuthoritywaselectedclassvaledictorianOnbehalfofthegraduateshisspeechwhichisexcerptedbelowtouchedonseveralkeyrecurringthemesinregardtotheIAPaccreditation
ldquoThegrowthofAMPAPhasbeenremarkableovertheyearsfromtheinitialnumberof17participantsinJune2007whenitstartedtothecurrentfigureofover600participantsTodayin this rooma totalof32graduatesarepresent from19different countries representing all five ACI regions willreceive their certificates and diplomas and the covetedInternationalAirportProfessional(IAP)accreditation
PersonallyAMPAPhasbeenanawesomeexperienceIthashelpedmesharpenmycareerskillsIgainedfromAMPAPnot only analytical tools and intellectual confidence butmore importantlyawarenessofbestpracticesastrategicapproachtomyjobandafantasticnetworkofpeersfromdiversebackgroundsandculturesfromaroundtheglobe
IwishtoquoteACIDirectorGeneralAngelaGittensinherremarksduringthegraduationinBermudalastyearlsquoThisis the beginning of the search of knowledge and not anendThegraduationisaone-offeventthehardworkstartsnowrsquo Ibelieve theAMPAPgraduatesarebetterequippedto be more efficient and effective by disseminatingtheir newfound reservoir of knowledge within their ownorganizationsespecially among their colleagues Pleasejoinme inabig roundofapplause for thegraduateswhohavetirelesslyworkedtoattainthiscovetedrecognitionandformakinghistorybycelebratingitforthefirsttimeinthisgreatcontinentofAfricainthebeautifulcityofMarrakechintheKingdomofMoroccordquo
Record Number of AMPAP Graduates Honoured in Marrakech by Paul Behnke
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
15ACI World Report ndash October 2011
53 New Participants for AMPAP in OctoberFromOctober2to6theIranAirportsCompanyhostedtheACI-ICAOAMPAPgatewaycourseAirTransportSystem(ATS)inTehranfor24ofitsseniormanagersinthefollowingweekTanzaniaAirportsAuthorityhostedanothergroupinDaresSalaamwhileMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)hostedfromOctober17to21inKualaLumpurwithparticipantsfromtheAsiaPacificregionAltogetherthesethreeofferingsinOctoberadded53newparticipantsfrom9countriestotheprogrammehighestmonthlyintakeonrecord
AMPAPProgrammeExecutiveDrPierreCoutureflectedontheprogrammersquosprogressldquoWith14ATSofferingsin2011participantintakeisexpectedtobeatitshighestinouralmostfive-yearhistoryWeareseeingconsiderabledemandforAMPAPthroughincreasedappreciationandawarenessoftheprogrammeacrosstheglobeIntandemwehavebeengraduallyaugmentingourcapacitytodeliverthecoursebyintroducinganumberofnewinstructorstoourteammainlyIAPswhoareourowngraduatesAsAMPAPgrowsinsizeandstatureweareaimingforanotheryearofconsiderablegrowthin2012rdquo
HostsTanzaniaAirportsAuthority
HostsMalaysiaAirportsHoldingsBerhad(MAHB)
HostsIranAirportsCompany
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
16 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
PaxFlash and FreightFlash Buoyant passenger growth at 5 while freight slowdown persists through September
Despitetheon-goingfearsofaglobaleconomicslowdownoverallpassengertrafficremainsunfetteredwithyear-over-yeargrowthreaching+48percentinSeptemberThepositivegrowthisattributedtoabuoyantriseininternationaltravelwheretraffichasgrownby+66percent
LatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanledallotherregionsintermsofgrowthpatternsat+8percentThisisfuelledprimarilybystrongdomesticdemandforairtravelinairportsresidinginthemostpopulouscountries-BrazilandMexicoRobustgrowthratesinpassengertrafficarealsoobservedintheMiddleEast(+71percent)withAbuDhabi(AUH)significantlycontributing to regional growth at +171 percent Overall passenger growth for Europe is at +66 percent AtatuumlrkInternationalAirport(IST)wasamongthegrowthleadersinthisregionwheretrafficincreasedtoanimpressive+225percentRussianairportsalsoboastedgreatgainsasMoscowairports(DMEandSVO)reportedpassengergrowthof+205and+162percentrespectivelyAsia-Pacificrsquosoverallpassengerfigureshaveincreasedby+48percentGrowthinthisregionisleadprimarilybyChineseIndianandThaiairportsXiamen(XMN)NewDelhi(DEL)Bangkok(BKK)eachpostedhealthygainsof+258percent+232percentand+159respectivelyNorthAmericacontinuestohavestablebutrelativelymodestpassengergrowthat27percentConverselyNorthernAfricacontinuestofeelthebruntofpoliticalunrestwhichtranslatesintoAfricarsquoscontinentaldeclineingrowthratesTheyear-over-yeardeclinefortheregionis-64percent
AirfreightontheotherhandtellsanentirelydifferentstoryforthemonthofSeptemberasanoveralldeclineisobservedinglobalfreightvolumeformuchofthedevelopedworldYear-over-yearfreightgrowthremainedinnegativeterritoryforthefifthconsecutivemonthat-37percentWithbusinessconfidenceerodinginanuncertaineconomicclimatethissentiment ispartly reflected in the freightdataDomestic freight trafficexhibits themostsignificantdeclinesat -44percentwhereasinternationaltradeviaairshowdeclinesof-33percent
NorthAmericahaswitnessedthesharpestdeclineinairfreightat-63percentascomparedtoSeptember2010Thecombination of economic and environmental factors crippledmanyAmerican airports particularly along the easternseaboardForinstanceportairportssuchasNewark(EWR)experiencedadeclineof-161percentdueinlargeparttoHurricaneIreneThe impactfromthehurricanewasespeciallyfelt in lateAugustandearlySeptemberFortheNorthAmericanregionasawholebothinternationalanddomesticfreighttraffichavedeclinedby-66and-62respectivelyExportintensiveregionssuchastheAsia-Pacificalsodisplayedanegativegrowthrateat-32percentMajorChineseairportssawdeclinesininternationalfreighttrafficShanghaiairports(SHAandPVG)weredownby-83and-73percentHongKong(HKG)sawdeclinesof-61percentDoubledigitdeclineswerealsoobservedinJapaneseairportssuchasNagoya(NGO-132percent)andOsaka(ITM-117percentKIX-10percent)
Europersquosfreighttrafficalsoremainssluggishat-25percentwhichisattributedtoadeclineininternationaltrafficThekeyeconomicfrontrunnersinAmsterdam(AMS)Frankfurt(FRA)andLondon(LHR)allsawdeclinesininternationaltrafficof-6percent-57percentand-37percentrespectivelyTheMiddleEastsawdeclinesof-15percentwhileLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanhadflatgrowthforthemonthofSeptemberAfricacontinuestoshowthegreatestvolatilityinmonthtomonthgrowthpatternsUnaffectedbytheinterconnectionofdeclinesinotherregionsAfricapostedgainsof+169percentinfreighttrafficThishasbeendrivenprimarilybyJohannesburg(JNB)whereinternationalfreighthasrisenby+195percent
ACIWorldrsquos EconomicsDirector Rafael Echevarne commentedldquoPassenger growth continues to show robust gainsparticularlywithrespecttointernationaltrafficwhereyear-over-yeargrowthhasattained66Whilepassengergrowthcontinuestoweather thestormofeconomicuncertaintyglobal freight trafficappears tobe lessenduringAsmajoreconomieswaitfortheoutcomeofsovereigndebtissuestounravelparticularlyintheEurozoneareainternationaltradeinairfreightappearstobeontheside-linesIftheuncertaintypersistsintothelastquarterof2011wearelikelytoseegrowthratesinnegativeterritoryforfreighttrafficrdquoClickheretodownloadthefullreport
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
17ACI World Report ndash October 2011
JohnPottingerManagerAirportSafetyandOperations
After holding various operationalsupervisory and management positionsinairtrafficserviceswiththegovernmentof Canada (Transport Canada) eventuallyresponsible for design and developmentofATCprocedures and consultationwithstakeholders for the Pacific Region ofCanadaheformedhisownaviationsafetyconsultingcompanyandworkedonawidevarietyofaviationandairportprojects
John was Chief Aviation Officer in theUnited Nations Mission in Timor LesteVice President of Aviation Projects forESRTechnologyinitsDubaiofficeandhisrecentconsultancyworkincludestheAbu
Dhabi airport extension project advisingIraqonoperationsandairspaceandSMSdevelopment and implementation underthe EU-India Civil Aviation Cooperationproject
JohnisthoroughlyfamiliarwithallrelevantICAOAnnexesSARPsanddocumentsisonICAOrsquosrosterofcivilaviationauditorsand has been a consulting instructorfor IATA on Safety Management in CivilAviation He has taken part in manyaccident investigationsndash includingtheAirFrance358accidentatTorontondashand isamemberoftheInternationalSocietyofAirSafetyInvestigators
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
18 ACI World Report ndash November 2011
ACI Events 2012
April
2-4April5th ACI Europe Regional Airports Conference amp ExhibitionLjubljanaSlovenia
15-19AprilACI North America Operations amp Technical Affairs ConferenceACI North America Environmental Affairs ConferenceLasVegasNevada
23-25April21st ACI Europe Airport Trading Conference and ExhibitionOsloNorway
25-27AprilAirport Cities World Conference and ExhibitionDenverColorado
May
22-25May7th ACI Asia Pacific Regional Assembly Conference amp ExhibitionSingapore
June
20-22June21st ACI Europe Annual Assembly Conference amp Exhibition MadridSpain
September
9-12September22nd ACI World ACI North America Conference amp ExhibitionCalgaryCanada
November
26-28November7th ACI Europe amp ACI Asia Pacific Airport ExchangeAmsterdamTheNetherlands
Foracompletelistofeventsvisitusonlineat
wwwaciaeroevents
ACI Events 2011
November
28-30NovemberACI Europe amp ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange 2011AbuDhabiUAE
ACI Events 2012
January
11-13 JanuaryACI North America Insurance and Risk Management ConferenceNewOrleansUSA
12-14January6th ACI Asia-Pacific Human Resources Best Practice SeminarHarbinChina
21-28 JanuaryACI North America Air Service Data amp Media Relations ConferenceLongBeachUSA
February
13-15February Trinity Forum Seoul Korea
March
7-9 March4th ACI Airport Economics and Finance Conference amp ExhibitionLondonUnitedKingdom
21-22 March6th Aviation and Environment SummitGenevaSwitzerland
26-29 MarchACI North America Public Safety amp Security Conference
26-29 MarchACI North America Business Information Technology ConferenceVancouverCanada
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining
19ACI World Report ndash October 2011
ACI Statistics Manual
A practical guide addressing best
practices
2011
March 2011
ACI World | PO Box 302 | 800 Rue du Square Victoria | Montreal | Quebec | H4Z 1G8 | Canada | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Airport Economics Survey
2010
December 2010
ACI World | PO Box 16 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland | Tel +41 22 717 8585 | aciaciaero
wwwaciaero
ACI Publications Catalogue
July
publicationsaciaero
2011
wwwaciaeropublications
aci publicationsorder form - January 2011
1 of 5 ACI Publications Order Form ndashJanuary 2011
Airport DataACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (WATR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2003 ndash 2009
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 1994 - 2009
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (IPFTR)
Member Price
Non-Member Price Quantity
2010 ndash eBook ndash 1 issue for the month ofhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 30 75 2010 - eBook - 12 issues 275 675 2010 - Excel - 1 issue for the month of 150 375 2010 - Excel - 12 issues 1500 3750
Past issues eBook 2005 ndash 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 25 60 12 issues 250 600
Excel 2005 - 2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 issue for the month of 125 300 12 issues 1250 3000
ACI Statistics Package 2010 Member
PriceNon-Member
Price Quantity
ACI MONTHLY World Airport Traffic Report (monthly WATR) AND ACI MONTHLY International Passenger and Freight Traffic Report (monthly IPFTR)
eBook ndash 12 months 375 950
Excel ndash 12 months 2250 5750
ww
wa
cia
ero
PublishedbyACIWorld
EditorJamesRoachCommunicationsManager
jroachaciaero +1514373-1226
Click to download
the ACI Publications Catalogue 2011
ACI Publications Order Form 2011
Click to
download the 2011 ACI Global Training
Course Catalogue
Click to order your copy of the
ACI Airport Economics Survey 2010
Click to
download your copy of the ACI Statistics Manual A practical
guide addressing best practice
wwwaciaerotraining