inter airport Europe 2015, the International Exhibition for Airport Equipment, Technology, Design and Services, takes place from 6 – 9 October 2015 at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany. For its 20th show anniversary the exhibition has further grown. A third hall has been added for the first time in the long history of the exhibition.
Three months before the exhibition some 610 exhibitors from 42 countries have booked their stand space. They will present a comprehensive range of equipment, technologies and services across all areas of the airport: solutions for aircraft, passenger and cargo handling; security; airport IT; architectural components as well as ground support equipment. A total of 11,900 visitors from 110 different countries visited the last show in 2013 to discover innovations in all these fields.
“With rising passenger numbers at airports around the world and a rapid development of new technologies it becomes more and more important for airport operators to upgrade existing airports; also new construction is an important subject, for example of modern terminals and additional runways”, says Nicola Hamann, Managing Director of the organisers, Mack Brooks Exhibitions. “This is crucial in order to increase capacities and reduce waiting times. Airports of all sizes and in every country are affected since they were developed and built, partly decades ago, for a considerably lower number of passengers and with a different state of the art”, explains Nicola Hamann.
At present, priority is given to development projects which cover the whole airport, ranging from building runways and terminal buildings, their refurbishment, to upgrades of security and baggage handling systems. Likewise, the optimisation of passenger handling is a key topic; it includes that passengers should be able to check-in their luggage as early and easily as possible and proceed to the security check area. Furthermore, the ways of passengers during their stay at the airport are being planned more efficiently and consequently are being reduced. Also new construction and upgrade of cargo terminals is gaining more importance as well as the coherent upgrading of technologies to optimise and speed up cargo handling.
“The Smart Airport concept is the current trend in the industry, including intelligent passenger guidance systems, user friendly self-check-in counters and timesaving security checks. Due to globalisation and rising mobility of air travellers, airport operators worldwide are in direct competition. High international standards in the areas of security, service and design have been established; airports cannot afford to avoid these any longer”, states Nicola Hamann.
“With this background knowledge many exhibitors at inter airport Europe have again booked more stand space this year in order to present an even wider selection of equipment, products and services for the airport of the future. Consequently, visitors can expect the largest variety of equipment and technologies to achieve their ambitious planning projects”, concludes Nicola Hamann.
Companies who would still like to exhibit at inter airport Europe 2015 are advised to contact the organisers as soon as possible.
Information for visitors
A visitor leaflet has recently been published in English and German. The brochure includes an exhibitor list, the exhibition profile of inter airport Europe, details of entrance fees and useful information on how to get to the show, accommodation and available travel offers. The visitor leaflet can be ordered as a printed version or downloaded as a PDF via the exhibition website www.interairport.com/europe.
The online newsletter “inter airport News” is published monthly in the run up to the show and includes recent news about the exhibition and the whole airport industry. The newsletter can be ordered via the website as well and is free of charge.
inter airport Europe 2015 takes place at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany. This year, the show covers halls B4, B5 and B6 plus the spacious outdoor area. The exhibition centre is easily accessible via Munich’s excellent public transport system. For the duration of the exhibition, regular shuttle buses will run between Munich Airport and the show grounds. Admission for visitors will be via the Entrance East and the entrance in the outdoor area.
The opening times of inter airport Europe 2015 are from 6 October to 8 October 2015, from 9.00 to 17:00hrs and on 9 October 2015 from 9.00 to 15.00hrs. The ticket pre-sale starts from September 2015 via the Online Ticket Shop - tickets are available online at favourable prices. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased on-site during all four exhibition days.
Further information on the exhibition and an up to date exhibitor list are available on the show website: www.interairport.com/europe.
Three months before the exhibition some 610 exhibitors from 42 countries have booked their stand space. They will present a comprehensive range of equipment, technologies and services across all areas of the airport: solutions for aircraft, passenger and cargo handling; security; airport IT; architectural components as well as ground support equipment. A total of 11,900 visitors from 110 different countries visited the last show in 2013 to discover innovations in all these fields.
“With rising passenger numbers at airports around the world and a rapid development of new technologies it becomes more and more important for airport operators to upgrade existing airports; also new construction is an important subject, for example of modern terminals and additional runways”, says Nicola Hamann, Managing Director of the organisers, Mack Brooks Exhibitions. “This is crucial in order to increase capacities and reduce waiting times. Airports of all sizes and in every country are affected since they were developed and built, partly decades ago, for a considerably lower number of passengers and with a different state of the art”, explains Nicola Hamann.
At present, priority is given to development projects which cover the whole airport, ranging from building runways and terminal buildings, their refurbishment, to upgrades of security and baggage handling systems. Likewise, the optimisation of passenger handling is a key topic; it includes that passengers should be able to check-in their luggage as early and easily as possible and proceed to the security check area. Furthermore, the ways of passengers during their stay at the airport are being planned more efficiently and consequently are being reduced. Also new construction and upgrade of cargo terminals is gaining more importance as well as the coherent upgrading of technologies to optimise and speed up cargo handling.
“The Smart Airport concept is the current trend in the industry, including intelligent passenger guidance systems, user friendly self-check-in counters and timesaving security checks. Due to globalisation and rising mobility of air travellers, airport operators worldwide are in direct competition. High international standards in the areas of security, service and design have been established; airports cannot afford to avoid these any longer”, states Nicola Hamann.
“With this background knowledge many exhibitors at inter airport Europe have again booked more stand space this year in order to present an even wider selection of equipment, products and services for the airport of the future. Consequently, visitors can expect the largest variety of equipment and technologies to achieve their ambitious planning projects”, concludes Nicola Hamann.
Companies who would still like to exhibit at inter airport Europe 2015 are advised to contact the organisers as soon as possible.
Information for visitors
A visitor leaflet has recently been published in English and German. The brochure includes an exhibitor list, the exhibition profile of inter airport Europe, details of entrance fees and useful information on how to get to the show, accommodation and available travel offers. The visitor leaflet can be ordered as a printed version or downloaded as a PDF via the exhibition website www.interairport.com/europe.
The online newsletter “inter airport News” is published monthly in the run up to the show and includes recent news about the exhibition and the whole airport industry. The newsletter can be ordered via the website as well and is free of charge.
inter airport Europe 2015 takes place at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany. This year, the show covers halls B4, B5 and B6 plus the spacious outdoor area. The exhibition centre is easily accessible via Munich’s excellent public transport system. For the duration of the exhibition, regular shuttle buses will run between Munich Airport and the show grounds. Admission for visitors will be via the Entrance East and the entrance in the outdoor area.
The opening times of inter airport Europe 2015 are from 6 October to 8 October 2015, from 9.00 to 17:00hrs and on 9 October 2015 from 9.00 to 15.00hrs. The ticket pre-sale starts from September 2015 via the Online Ticket Shop - tickets are available online at favourable prices. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased on-site during all four exhibition days.
Further information on the exhibition and an up to date exhibitor list are available on the show website: www.interairport.com/europe.
