Conference · Brussels, Belgium

EU-Russia Air Transport 2010

Aviation, Aerospace · Transportation, Logistics

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Dates29–30 Nov 2010This edition has ended
VenueBrussels Marriott HotelBrussels, Belgium
RunningSince 2010Annual · 3 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Its website has moved
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3first in 2010

About EU-Russia Air Transport: Today and Tomorrow

The EU and Russia are entering presumably a new era of relations, potentially capable to improve significantly a political and economical climate. That can result in signing – in nearest future – a new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement and comprehensive package of trade partnership measures.

Regulatory authorities as well as airlines are aiming to develop EU-Russia aviation relations in-line with international norms. If they get it right this has the potential to yield huge economic benefits. Working together, the two aviation communities can generate improved market opportunities, ensure compliance with each other’s laws, promote convergence of aviation laws, and establish joint mechanisms for co-operation on security, safety and environmental standards.

5th international conference EU-Russia Air Transport: New Horizons aims to highlight obstacles in the way of EU-Russian air transport business development, and to generate recommendations to help officials and market players to enhance co-operation.

Who should attend:

regulatory and government officials, CEOs of the leading airlines, senior management of airports and air traffic control organizations, professional association experts, industry suppliers, service providers, financiers and investors, market analysts and specialist media from the EU and Russia.

Key issues of the conference:

* Political and economic aspects of Russian and European business.

* Government regulation of air transport in Europe and Russia: time for changes.

* New directions of cooperation of airlines.

* Market services to air transport: post-crisis transformation.

* Market recovery phase: challenges and threats for the airline industry.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201226 Nov 2012Renaissance Brussels Hotel
Brussels, Belgium
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20111–2 Dec 2011Brussels Marriott Hotel
Brussels, Belgium
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201029–30 Nov 2010Brussels Marriott Hotel
Brussels, Belgium
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