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The countdown to the Airline E&M Latin America & Caribbean Conference has begun!

With less than a week to go and only 15 places remaining, join the aviation industry’s most influential business people and your airline peers at the Airline E&M Conference and take away the vital information and contacts you need to make real headway in one of the few booming MRO markets in the world.

Register your place now to meet representatives from the following companies:

GOL Airlines, Aerolineas Argentinas, TAM Airlines, Pluna, LAN Argentina, Aires, ALTA , ICF SH&E, Boeing, Airbus, Pratt & Whitney, MTU Maintenance Hannover, Air France Industries KLM E&M, Aeroman, VP Engineering, TAP Maintenance & Engineering, BAE Systems Regional Aircraft, Wencor, HEICO, BELAC, Abiax Air Aviation, Lufthansa Technik, Goodrich do Brasil, GECAS, BAE Systems Regional Aircraft, Mxi Technologies, Regio Lease, Aerodec, Orcon de Mexico SA de CV, Techman Head, Wencor Group, Aeroxchange, ILS Cargo Brazil, Dirección General de Aeronautica Civil de Chili, Eaton Aerospace, Willis Lease, B/E Aerospace Consumables Management, Moog, Inc., Hutchinson Aerospace /Barry Controls Aerospace, Zodiac Services Americas, AAR Corp, Skyservice Business Aviation and more...

Hear more than 15 presentations and debates led by over 25 highly accomplished industry experts. Organisations speaking include:

ALTA                                ICF SH&E                        Boeing               Pratt & Whitney

MTU                                 Aerolineas Argentinas       HEICO               BAE Systems

Mxi Technologies              Airbus                              Goodrich            Regio Lease 

Plus - here's why you should take advantage of the opportunities in this region:

• 73% of capacity in the region is operated by one of five airline groups*
• Embraer is forecasting 20 year traffic growth rates of 7.2% a year
• At 6.9% pa, Boeing estimates high RPK growth - second only to the Middle East
• Boeing also forecasts 2,750 new aircraft deliveries over the next 19 years in the region
*Source: OAG

Register you place now before it's too late!