Which country do all serious forecasters expect to be the fastest growing commercial aviation market?
Where in the world are aircraft leasing companies growing the fastest?
Which country’s banks do the world’s largest airlines see as a key, new source of capital?
The answer to all of these, and many other, questions is China.
More than 2,000 aircraft are proposed to be delivered to China in the next 20 years, accounting for 16% of the worldwide total and the government is committed to supporting key carriers.
China also has the potential to become one of the industry’s key sources of capital. The country’s leasing companies are growing fast and starting to look at opportunities abroad. China’s banks have already financed key flag carriers.
Since 2001, Airfinance Journal’s China Airfinance Conference has brought key local and international players together. Some 200 leading industry figures attended in 2008 and we are already seeing strong demand for the 2009 conference.
If you are an airline with deliveries due, a leasing company looking for finance or to sell aircraft, a banker or arranger looking to find syndication partners or a lawyer or adviser looking for new deals to work on it is a must attend conference.
Key speakers inculded;
XU Jing, Vice General Manager, Finance Department, Air China
Roger Han, Senior VP, China Airlines
LIU Dan, CFO, Hainan Airlines
XIE Xiaodong, CFO, Shanghai Airlines Cargo
MIN Byung-Chool, CFO, Grandstar Cargo
Sophie Bouvard, Financial Affairs - Head of Corporate Finance, Air France
Markus Ott, Head of Corporate Finance, Deutsche Lufthansa
David Arendt, Executive VP & CFO, Cargolux Airlines
Peter Warlick, Managing Director, Corporate Finance and Banking, American Airlines
Ted North, Managing Director of Corporate Finance, Continental Airlines
There are a lot of questions that need answering. This is the one place to find answer.
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