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Leading speakers

Air Transport IT Summit 2010 keynote speakers

Pierre-Henri Gourgeon President and Chief Executive Officer Air France KLM

Tony Tyler Chief Executive Cathay Pacific Airways

Opening the Air Transport IT Summit, Pierre-Henri Gourgeon and Tony Tyler provided the CEO perspective on preparing for the new economics of the new decade. They addressed a range of issues facing air transport, giving their own perspectives on what are the top strategies and business technologies that will enable sustainable industry growth through the next 'digital decade'.

Our other speakers from around the world answered questions such as: What are the ways in which IT can drive a more profitable and successful industry? And how can airlines, airports and other industry stakeholders build their IT strategies to plan for the upturn and chart the course ahead?

Session speakers

*Click on each speaker's name to see his biography.

Kevin Cai	Chief Information Officer, China Eastern Airlines
Paul Coby	Chair of the Board, SITA / CIO & Head of BA Services
Jacques Dopagne	Director Central Flow Management Unit, EUROCONTROL
Jay Fredericks	Managing Director IT Infrastructure and Operations, Delta Air Lines
Federico Genoese-Zerbi	Vice President, IT Business Partners, The Boeing Company
Paul Griffiths	Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Airports
Henry Harteveldt	Vice President and Principal Analyst, Forrester
Michael Ibbitson	Vice President Information and Communications Services, Abu Dhabi Airports Company
Eric Leopold	Project Manager, e-travel, IATA
Adnan Metin	Senior Vice President, Corporate Development & Chief Information Officer, Turkish Airlines
Dominic Nessi	Deputy Executive Director & Chief Information Officer, Los Angeles World Airports
Mark Pilling	Editor, Airline Business
Frederic Saugnac	Head of e-Operations, Airbus
Francesco Violante	Chief Executive Officer, SITA
Mohd Aminuddin Yaakub	General Manager, IT Development, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad

 

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