ACI-NA’s Airports @Work Conference examines safety, security, environment & tech
ACI-NA’s Airports@Work Conference brings together the most complex facets of airport operations — safety, security, environment, technology, and technical affairs — for a collaborative discussion about today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Click here to register. Registration includes: Monday: Networking Reception; Tuesday – Thursday: Breakfast, Lunch, AM/PM Beverage Breaks.
Register on or before Feb. 2: Member: $850; Non Member: $1,250; US/Canadian Federal Govt: $475
Regular registration after Feb. 2: Member: $1,050; Non Member: $1,450; US/Canadian Federal Govt: $475
A block of rooms has been reserved at the New Orleans Marriott. You may book online or call toll free 1-800-654-3990 to secure your room. Reference ACI-NA Airports@Work when calling in order to receive the discounted group rate of $219 USD per night for a standard room with single/double occupancy plus applicable taxes. The booking deadline is Friday, Feb. 16.
2018 ACI-NA Airports@Work Conference Tracks Include:
Environment: Join fellow airport environmental staff, experienced consultants and experts to learn about the latest developments on a variety of airport environmental topics ranging from stormwater to noise and many in between, including regulatory updates. The information exchange begins with the eight environmental working groups meeting in break-out sessions, followed by a variety of panel sessions.
Security: The track offers the chance for airport safety and security professionals to meet with officials from TSA, FAA and other agencies and discuss current challenges facing North America’s airports
Technology: Technology evolves by the minute, but is your airport able to keep up with the latest trends? Get up to speed on the ever-changing IT landscape and how to capitalize on the value of your airport’s IT infrastructure.
Operations: This is a “can’t miss” track for airport operations, safety, planning, and engineering professionals. The conference will feature interactive working group breakout sessions, a host of in-depth panel discussions, and regulatory updates from both sides of the US/Canada border.
See who is attending here.