Qatar Airways to Host Second CAPA Summit

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Qatar Airways will host the second edition of CAPA (Centre for Aviation) summit from 5-6 February 2020, to discuss the latest issues and developments regarding international aviation regulation. The airline will host senior aviation decision-makers from across the public and private sectors.

CAPA Chairman Emeritus, Peter Harbison said: “With vastly different aviation regulations across the globe, it is essential that we continue an open dialogue on the issues and opportunities that come with open skies and market access. We are pleased to partner with Qatar Airways again this year to provide this high-level platform of discussion for senior decision-makers across the industry to engage and learn from each other.”
Key industry figures billed to speak at the event include Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, H.E. Mr. Akbar Al Baker; IAG CEO, Mr. Willie Walsh; Coordinator for Transport and Tourism in European Parliament, Mr. José Ramón Bauzá Díaz; European Commission Director-General Mobility and Transport, Mr. Henrik Hololei; IATA CEO and Director General, Mr. Alexandre de Juniac; Kuwait Airways CEO, Mr. Kamil Al Awadhi; Royal Jordanian CEO, Mr. Stefan Pichler; RwandAir CEO, Ms. Yvonne Manzi Makolo; U.S. Department of Transportation Director International Office of Aviation, Mr. Brian Hedberg; Malaysian Aviation Commission Director of Aviation Development, Mr. Germal Singh Khera; African Airlines Association Secretary-General, Mr. Abderahmane Berthé; and AACO Secretary-General, Mr. Abdul Wahab Teffaha.

Registration is still open for the event through qatar20.capaevents.com
CAPA is the leading provider of independent aviation market intelligence, analysis and data services covering worldwide developments. Established in 1990, CAPA’s platforms help the aviation sector and supplier businesses stay informed, remain connected to industry leaders and fuel inspiration to drive change.

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