NEW INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL AT ANTANANARIVO AIRPORT

A 91-million euro investment (410 billion ariary) including 35 million euros (158 billion ariary) in equipment

New 17,500m² terminal area:

Annual capacity: 1.5 million passengers, expanding to 1.8 million

23 check-in desks

2 baggage claim carousels

3 boarding tunnels

700 place parking lot with solar lighting

110 CCTV cameras

All hold baggage is systematically CT scanned using state-of-the-art technology (standard 3)

Airport Operational Control Center

1,500 m² for shopping and services:

450 m² of boarding area boutiques, with 150 m² dedicated to local products and

300 m² for duty free

350 m² catering area

210 m² craft market (15 dedicated sales outlets for Malagasy crafts)

170 m² for services (telecommunications, banks, exchange, press and books, car rental, etc.)

320 m² business lounge

100 works of art exhibited (photos, paintings, sculptures) created by 25 artists

Thursday 15 June

10:45 - 11:45

Strategising for Success: How original equipment manufacturers have helped airlines adapt their strategies to deliver new routes and revenue streams during and after the pandemic

How have the OEMs supported their customers to adapt their strategy to open new routes and revenue streams during and since the pandemic?

MODERATOR IN CONVERSATION WITH

11:45 - 12:30

Innovating for Success. How technology is driving efficiency, building resilience and improving profitability across the African aviation industry

How are the latest technological innovations enabling the African aviation industry to operate more efficiently and sustainably?

MODERATOR IN CONVERSATION WITH

12:30 - 13:00

SAATM Hard Talk Session

MODERATOR IN CONVERSATION WITH

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 - 18:00

Networking Lunch

Route Development Meetings

How leveraging maintenance efficiencies can deliver bottom line value

Delivering The Flight Operations Promise

Commercial aviation organizations whether airlines, business jet operators or helicopter operators— strive to introduce operational efficiencies that can help reduce costs, increase customer satisfaction, and drive profitability.

Everything You Need

Featuring capabilities like controlled workflow, automated maintenance and materials planning, point-of-maintenance access to real-time aircraft information, and paperless execution and compliance, IFS Maintenix was built from the ground up to deliver value across the maintenance management chain.

A Scalable Approach To Value

IFS Maintenix comes with built-in flexibility to adapt to a commercial aviation organization’s evolving business and fleet strategy.

Thursday 15 June

14:00 - 15:00

WORKSHOP: Exploring the influence of cutting-edge technologies

Including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the internet of things on African aviation, and how they can be utilised to enhance safety, efficiency, and profitability.

15:00 - 16:00

WORKSHOP: Building Resilience Amongst Unprecedented Complexity of Industry Trends

Trends in the aviation industry have become even more complex and multi-faceted than ever before: We will discuss key trends and how to position proactively in the face of continuing uncertainty – and how to use these complexities to your advantage to build a more resilient business.

18:00 - 21:00

Networking Reception at Carnivore

Experience Nairobi’s most exotic meal at The Carnivore Restaurant. Try ostrich, crocodile, and camel meats roasted on Maasai swords over a charcoal pit then carved table side. (Vegetarian options available.)

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Friday 16 June

07:00 - 07:15

07:30 - 07:50

Transfers to Nairobi Arboretum

Collect your AviaDev t-shirt and make your way to Nairobi Arboretum.

Drone demonstration at Nairobi Arboretum

Kush Gadhia

Chief Executive Officer, Astral Aerial

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GET YOUR RUNNING SHOES ON!

…and join us to raise funds towards building the first aviation library and resource centre in Africa at Wilson Airport in Nairobi.

FRIDAY 16 JUNE @07:00

Friday 16 June

07:50 - 08:30

08:30 - 09:15

09:15 - 10:15

Charity Run

Raising funds to build the first aviation library and resource centre in Africa at Wilson Airport in Nairobi.

Welcome Refreshments

Designing a sustainable route development plan: How to attract and retain arlines in Africa

What are airlines looking for and how can airports work with stakeholders to deliver innovative approaches that will create sustainable route networks.

10:15 - 11:05

Navigating financing challenges for refleeting decisions and african airline start-ups in a post-Covid world: Exploring opportunities and strategies

Hear from those who have successfully launched and grown airlines as we focus on the opportunities and strategies for accessing the capital required to launch or grow an airline in Africa, including traditional and alternative sources of financing.

Friday 16 June

11:05 - 12:00

Partners in prosperity: Building a strong cargo ecosystem through airlineairport collaboration in Africa

How do we ensure we capitalise on the opportunity that the air cargo business offers in terms of supporting and sustaining routes across the continent?

MODERATOR IN CONVERSATION WITH

12:00 - 12:15

Future Leaders Panel: How do we ensure that open skies for Africa becomes a reality in the next 5 years?

MODERATOR IN CONVERSATION WITH

12:15 - 12:45

Ato Girma Wake Lifetime Achievement Award Interview

This years recipient, Rodger Foster, has been instrumental in the growth of Airlink since its inception in 1992. Airlink operates over 50 commercial jetliners flying to more than 45 destinations in 14 African countries and to St Helena Island, making it the largest privately-owned regional airline in Africa. Airlink continues to expand its route network, connecting more African cities and promoting tourism and trade across the continent.

We take this opportunity to discuss his journey and passion for the industry with Ato Girma Wake and Sanjeev Gadhia the 2022 award recipient.

12:45 - 13:00

Final Remarks

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 - 17:00

Networking Lunch

Route Development Meetings

The Rolls-Royce Trent engine family is already making a substantial contribution to sustainable aviation by maximising efficiency on every single flight.

All Trent engines can be operated on blended fuel with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) content, enabling lower carbon flying. By the end of 2023, we will have proven that all Trent engines will be compatible with 100% SAF.

#FlyNetZero #PowerOfTrent www.rolls-royce.com/poweroftrent

Vision

To be the trusted first choice aviation services partner, diverting safe, reliable & innovative support services to the aviation industry according to international best practice

Mission

To develop and provide safe, cost-effective operational & innovative support services to international and domestic airlines and their passengers

Values

Integrity & Honesty

Mutual Respect

Transparency & Openess Service Excellence

Socially Responsible Reliability

Who we are

 Aergo Capital is a full-service operating lessor and aircraft manager operating out of Dublin, Hong Kong, New York, London, and Nairobi

 We have an industry leading senior management team with over 300 years of collective aviation experience

 We are a trusted partner across all market segments – new technology, mature, and mid-life aircraft & engines

 We provide a full-service platform – inclusive of all disciplines including deal origination, lease remarketing, sales, debt sourcing, technical, legal, contracts management, accounting, tax, risk, credit, corporate governance

 We have strong airline, lessor, OEM, global banking, and advisor relationships

 Facts about Aergo Fleet in Africa : Aergo has 22 assets (including under LOI) in 9 different countries with 11 airlines

 Aergo provides a full Asset Management Service to third party investors as outlined below: