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The only strategic conference where airports, airlines and stakeholders convene to define the future of Myanmar’s aviation sector.

Greater Heights

23 – 26 March 2015Sedona Hotel, Yangon

Organiser: Patron:

Ministry of Transport, Myanmar

Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

Official Host:

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5% Engineering, Procurement & Construction

5% OEM & MRO

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Welcome letterfrom Ministry of Transport, Myanmar

Welcome letter from Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

By country

20% Civil Aviation Authorities, Government,

Ministries & Regulators

25% Airport Operators

10% Technology Providers

5% Ancillary Revenue Service Providers

25% Airlines

5% Lawyers & Consultants

Quick facts onMCADC 2014

422 attendees

47 senior level speakers

239 companies attended

22

3% Rest of World

5% Rest of Asia

20% Singapore

5% Malaysia

45% Myanmar

5% Thailand

3% Greater China

5% Europe

5% Japan

4% United States

countries were represented

2nd annual MCADC 2015

Dear Industry Colleagues, On behalf of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, I would like to welcome the Guests of Honour, VIPs, sponsors, supporters, delegates and exhibitors to our 2nd Annual Myanmar Civil Aviation Development Conference.

Myanmar’s civil aviation sector has undergone tremendous growth since the opening of the country’s economy in 2011. We have hit record high visitor arrivals in 2014. We expect a further growth of 20% in 2015. The supply of international flights (in weekly seats) has also doubled to nearly 100,000, as compared to 2012. This strong data is a testament of the potential of the Myanmar aviation sector and is a positive indicator to potential investors and partners in this buoyant sector.

The Myanmar Government is committed to the growth of the civil aviation sector. We have undertaken new initiatives including the liberalisation of regulations and infrastructure expansion. MCADC 2015 will be the platform for unparalleled access to Myanmar aviation stakeholders that allow them to exchange ideas and engaged with their peers.

I wish all the participants of the MCADC 2015 every success and prosperity.

Yours sincerely,

H.E. U Nyan Htun AungUnion MinisterMinistry of TransportRepublic of the Union of Myanmar

Dear lndustry Colleagues,On behalf of the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA), I would like to welcome all of you to the 2nd Annual Myanmar Civil Aviation Development Conference (MCADC), which will be held at Sedona Hotel Yangon from the 23rd to 26th March 2015.

2014 was definitely a fruitful year to the development of civil aviation in Myanmar. We launched the new aviation master plan with 4 key focuses - liberalising regulations, strengthening connectivity, expanding infrastructure and enhancing competitiveness. This was unveiled in the country’s first ever civil aviation conference - MCADC 2014.

We are happy to once again host MCADC 2015. 2015 is definitely a significant year to the aviation sector in Myanmar with the implementation of ASEAN Open Skies Policy. lt will definitely start a new page in the history of civil aviation not only in Myanmar but also the entire ASEAN region. We are pleased with the new refreshed format of MCADC 2015. This remains the country’s only key aviation conference that convenes various local and international movers and shakers.

I would like to warmly welcome all the Guests of Honour, VlPs, sponsors, supporters, delegates and exhibitors to the Golden Land in March 2015 and look forward to growing Myanmar as the next aviation hub.

Yours sincerely,

U Win Swe TunDirector GeneralDepartment of Civil AviationRepublic of the Union of Myanmar

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Meet our speakers

Eventat a glance

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H.E U Nyan Htun AungUnion Minister Ministry of Transport, Myanmar

U Win Swe TunDirector General Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

Lt. Gen. William Hotchkiss III Director General Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines

Inthanousorn SisanonhDeputy Director GeneralDepartment of Civil Aviation of Lao PDR

H.E. Mao HavanallSecretary of State State Secretariat of Civil Aviation Cambodia

Vo Huy CuongDeputy Director GeneralCivil Aviation Authority of Vietnam

U Than TunManaging DirectorMyanmar National Airlines

U Tike AungDirector Air Navigation SafetyDepartment of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

U Min LwinDeputy Director General Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

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Daw Sao Thanda Noi Deputy Managing DirectorAir Bagan

Selva KumarCOOAPEX Airlines

Bruce NoblesCEOFMI Air

U Kyaw MyoCEOMann Yadanarpon Airlines

U Hlaing BwaCEOYangon Aircraft Engineering Company

U Myo ThantDirectorAirworthiness DivisionDepartment of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

Emmanuel MenanteauCEO Cambodia Airports

Barathan PasupathiCEOJetstar Asia Airways, Singapore

Sam IssacActing CEO Regent Airways, Bangladesh

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Patee SarasinCEONok Air, Thailand

H.E Tekreth SamrachChairmanCambodia Angkor Air

Tan Sri Dr. Tony Fernandes Group CEOAirAsia, Malaysia

Sulaiman Zainul AbidinCOOPioneer Aerodrome Services Company

U Ne WinDeputy DirectorAir TransportDepartment of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

Capt. Aung Khin MyintChairmanMyanmar International Freight Forwarders Association

Pre-conference 23 March

Conference Day 1 24 March

Conference Day 2 25 March

Post-conference 26 March

Morning Press Conference

Ministerial Address by Ministry of TransportKeynote speech by

AirAsia Group

Site visit to Nay Pyi Taw International Airport

hosted by Pioneer Aerodrome Services

Company

Keynote Speech by Department of Civil Aviation

Regulating Airport and Airlines to Support the Sustainable Development of Myanmar’s

Aviation SectorMyanmar’s Domestic and International Network Expansion

Accelerating Myanmar’s Key Airports Development and Expansion Plans

Dynamic Digital Engagement in Airport and Aircraft

Building Effective Partnership to Support the Growth of MRO in Myanmar

Afternoon

Networking Lunch

Growth of Air Transport in Myanmar and its Impact on Aircraft Acquisitions, Financing and

Leasing

Airport Stream Airline Stream

ASEAN Open Skies: How will the Liberalization Reshape Myanmar’s Air Cargo

Market and Create New Opportunities

Effective Airline Cost Control: Operation and Fuel

Achieving World Class Aviation Safety Standards

in MyanmarMaximizing Non-Aeronautical Revenue

in MyanmarCreating Ancillary Revenue for

Airlines in Myanmar

Industry Cocktail

2nd annual MCADC 2015

Keynote

Skype Session


Tuesday, 24 March 2015DAY 1Conferenceagenda

0800 Registration

0840 Welcome remarks by organiser

0845 Welcome remarks by the conference chairperson

Regulating Airports and Airlines to Support the Sustainable Development of Myanmar’s Aviation Sector

0850 Ministerial Address :H.E. U Nyan Htun Aung, Union Minister, Ministry of Transport, Myanmar

0855 Opening ceremony and VIP tour to the exhibition area

0900 Keynote SpeechU Win Swe Tun, Director General, Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

0920 DG Keynote Panel :The evolving role of civil aviation regulators in creating sustainable growth for ASEAN Open Skies: The ASEAN perspectiveU Win Swe Tun, Director General, Department of Civil Aviation, MyanmarLt. Gen. William Hotchkiss III, Director General, Civil Aviation Authority of the PhilippinesVo Huy Cuong, Deputy Director General, Civil Aviation Authority of VietnamInthanousorn Sisanonh, Deputy Director General, Department of Civil Aviation of Lao PDRH.E. Mao Havanall, Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Civil Aviation, CambodiaWolfgang Sander-Fischer, Air Transport Expert, ASEAN Air Transport Integration Project (AATIP)

1020 Forecast on opportunities and barriers ahead of aviation market in ASEAN

1040 Speed networking

1110 Morning refreshment and exhibition viewing

Accelerating Myanmar’s Key Airport Development and Expansion Plans

1140 Yangon International Airport: Upgrading for the tremendous growth of Myanmar’s international and domestic aviation markets Sulaiman Zainul Abidin, COO, Pioneer Aerodrome Services Company, Myanmar

1200 Panel DiscussionBuilding a sustainable airport in emerging economies: How to drive growth?U Ne Win, Deputy Director, Air Transport, Department of Civil Aviation, MyanmarSulaiman Zainul Abidin, COO, Pioneer Aerodrome Services Company, MyanmarEmmanuel Menanteau, CEO, Cambodia AirportsManomay Rai, General Manager, GMR Group, IndiaJakrapop Charatsri, Senior Airport Specialist, Airports of Thailand

1300 Networking lunch and exhibition viewing

Growth of Air Transport in Myanmar and its Impact on Aircraft Acquisitions, Financing and Leasing

1400 Case StudyMyanmar National Airlines U Than Tun, Managing Director, Myanmar National Airlines

1415 Case StudyCambodia Angkor AirH.E Tekreth Samrach, Chairman, Cambodia Angkor Airlines

1430 Case StudyNok AirPatee Sarasin, CEO, Nok Air, Thailand

1445 C-Level PanelIs Myanmar living up to its hype? Growth potential or over capacity?U Than Tun, Managing Director, Myanmar National AirlinesSelva Kumar, COO, APEX Airlines, MyanmarBruce Nobles, CEO, FMI Air, MyanmarBarathan Pasupathi, CEO, Jetstar Asia Airways, SingaporePatee Sarasin, CEO, Nok Air, ThailandJustin Liu, President, Cambodia Bayon AirlinesSam Issac, Acting CEO, Regent Airways, BangladeshAndrew Herdman, Director General, AAPA

1545 Afternoon refreshment and exhibition viewing

Achieving World Class Aviation Safety Standards in Myanmar

1615 Enhancing aviation safety amid rapid air traffic growth in Myanmar U Tike Aung, Director, Air Navigation Safety, Department of Civil Aviation, Myanmar

1630 Case StudyBeijing Capital International Airport: Asia’s busiest airport’s best practices in aerodrome management and operation procedures standardisationZhang Musheng, Vice President, Capital Airports Holding Company, China

1650 The more the better?: How much airport security is enough for managing changing threats in today’s world? Tiptida Kasiwat, Senior Security Technical Officer, Airports of Thailand

1705 Panel DiscussionStrengthening Myanmar’s aviation safety standards for enabling its sustainable development U Nyunt Win, Deputy Director, Air Navigation Safety, Department of Civil Aviation, MyanmarTiptida Kasiwat, Senior Security Technical Officer, Airports of ThailandPeter Weiss, Aviation Safety Expert, ASEAN Air Transport Integration Project Anthony Houston, Assistant Director of Safety and Flight Operation, IATASL Wong, Senior Manager, Technical & Industry Affairs, ACI APAC

1755 Closing remarks by conference chairperson

1800 Industry cocktail


Keynote

Skype Session

Wednesday, 25 March 2015DAY 2Conferenceagenda

0840 Welcome remarks by the conference chairperson

0845 Keynote Speech Branding, uniting, transforming ASEAN: The AirAsia storyTan Sri Dr. Tony Fernandes, Group CEO, AirAsia Group, Malaysia

Myanmar’s Domestic and International Network Expansion

0900 C-Level Panel

Utilizing Myanmar airlines’ network expansion as a drive for greater economic development U Min Lwin, Deputy Director General, Department of Civil Aviation, MyanmarU Than Tun, Managing Director, Myanmar National AirlinesU Kyaw Myo, Managing Director, Mann Yadanarpon Airlines, MyanmarDaw Sao Thanda Noi, Deputy Managing Director, Air Bagan, MyanmarAireen Omar, CEO, AirAsia Berhad, MalaysiaHaruo Konishi, Deputy Director, Marketing, Sales and Network Strategy, All Nippon Airways, JapanCraig Astridge, Regional Head of Marketing and Commercial Services, IATAModerator:Chris Eite, Vice President, Passenger Solution Line APAC, SITA

1000 Perspective of regional jet market in MyanmarHideyuki Kamiya, Director, Head of Marketing, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation

1020 Morning refreshment and exhibition viewing

Dynamic Digital Engagement in Airport and Aircraft

1050 Case StudyBuilding a smart airport in emerging markets: How can IT and automation help to create new passenger experience?Ilya Gutlin, President, Asia Pacific, SITA

1110 Case StudyHow do new technologies help to increase ancillary revenue in airports?Malaysia Airports Holdings

1130 Case StudyTransformation to smarter airportsJens Behne, Global Industry Leader Airports, T-Systems

Building Effective Partnership to Support the Growth of MRO in Myanmar

1150 Case StudyYangon Aircraft Engineering CompanyU Hlaing Bwa, CEO, Yangon Aircraft Engineering Company, Myanmar

1205 Panel DiscussionIn the era of rapid expansion: What do Myanmar airlines need in MRO?U Myo Thant, Director, Airworthiness Division, Department of Civil Aviation, MyanmarU Hlaing Bwa, CEO, Yangon Aircraft Engineering Company, MyanmarU Min Thiha Kyaw, Chief Engineer, Myanmar Airways International

1245 Customization of fleet maintenance program for new challenges in Asia

1300 Networking lunch and exhibition viewing

Airport Stream Airline Stream

ASEAN Open Skies: How will the Liberalization Reshape

Myanmar’s Air Cargo Market and Create New Opportunities

Effective Airline Cost Control:

Operation and Fuel

1400 Mandalay International Airport: The new airfreight hub of MyanmarMitsubishi-JALUX Airport Services

1400 Case StudyJAL’s practices on cost controlAkira Mitsumasu, Vice President, Asia and Oceania, Japan Airlines

1430 Opportunities and challenges of air cargo sector in MyanmarCaptain Aung Khin Myint, Chairman, Myanmar International Freight Forwarders Association

1430 Case StudyHoneywellMichael Underwood, Director, Business Development, Air Transport and Regional, Honeywell Aerospace

1500 Afternoon refreshment and exhibition viewing

Maximizing Non-Aeronautical Revenue in Myanmar

Creating Ancillary Revenue for Airlines in Myanmar

1530 Airlines, civil aviation authorities, airport and commercial operators - how to combine their interest and activities at airportsMartin Willich, Project Director, Fraport, Germany

1530 Case StudyMaximizing ancillary revenue via e-commerce and m-commerceSam Issac, Acting CEO, Regent Airways, Bangladesh

1600 Closing remarks by stream chairman

1600 Closing remarks by stream chairman

1630 End of conference


Hosted by Pioneer Aerodrome Services CompanyDate: 26 March 2015 Time: 0900 - 1300According to a CNN report in 2011, Nyi Pyi Taw, Myanmar’s new capital since November 2005, is one of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the world. As the political and geographical centre of Myanmar, Nyi Pyi Taw plays an important role in the country and even ASEAN – the 27th SEA Games was held there in December 2013. The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism of Myanmar is promoting Nay Pyi Taw as the country’s ‘ideal destination for MICE’.

Nay Pyi Taw International Airport, the major gateway to Myanmar’s capital, is the third and the newest international airport of the country. The airport has the capacity to handle up to 5 million passengers annually. The airport is managed by Pioneer Aerodrome Services Company.

VIP site visitNay Pyi Taw International Airport

To register for the site visit, contact Zhu Jiahui at +65 6848 5378 or email to [email protected]

Limited to first 20 attendees only

Why you should join this session:• To acquire first-hand experience and knowledge on planning and operating international airports in Myanmar

via an interactive session with Pioneer Aerodrome Services Company

• To take a one-hour walking tour to understand the ins and outs of the design, operations and facilities of Myanmar’s newest international airport

• To network with top industry peers in a private and relaxing setting


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PlatinumPioneer Aerodrome Services Co., Ltd. (PAS) is the airport operator for Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw airports of Myanmar. Established on 1 June 2010 to operate Yangon International Airport (RGN), and followed by Nay Pyi Taw Airport (NYT) on 19 December 2011, PAS was the first and only private airport operator in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar.

In 2013, RGN handled 3.7 million passengers, with 2.4 million of these passengers through the International terminal. International passenger traffic grew by 26.5 % compared with the previous year, while domestic passenger traffic grew by 7.6% last year, amounting to 1.2 million passengers. Air traffic movements also increased by 19.0% at RGN. As of 1 January 2014, 27 airlines operate to/from 21 international destinations, while 8 airlines operate on 25 domestic routes.

SITA is the world’s leading specialist in air transport communications and IT solutions. SITA delivers and manages business solutions for airline, airport, GDS, government and other customers over the worldís most extensive network, which forms the communications backbone of the global air transport industry.

SITAís portfolio includes managed global communications, infrastructure and outsourcing services, as well as services for airline commercial management and passenger operations, flight operations, aircraft operations and air-to-ground communications, airport management and operations, baggage operations, transportation security and border management, cargo operations and more.

SITA has two main subsidiaries: OnAir, which is the leading provider of in-flight connectivity, and CHAMP Cargosystems, the world’s only IT company dedicated solely to air cargo. SITA also operates two joint ventures providing services to the air transport community: Aviareto for aircraft asset management and CertiPath for secure electronic identity management.

Honeywell Aerospace products and services are found on virtually every commercial, defense and space aircraft worldwide. The Aerospace business unit develops and integrates technologies that span air traffic modernization, flight and runway safety, engines, cockpit and cabin electronics, connectivity, logistics and more that deliver safe, efficient, productive and comfortable transportation-related experiences.

Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation commenced operation in April 2008, after the program-launch announcement made in March 2008. The MRJ is the next-generation regional jet developed by Mitsubishi Aircraft based on technology cultivated by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) over the years through its development and production on both military and commercial aircraft.

Mitsubishi Regional Jet is a family of 70~90-seat next-generation aircraft featuring the Pratt & Whitneyís revolutionary PurePowerÆ engine and state-of-the-art aerodynamic to drastically reduce fuel consumption, noise, and emissions, while offering top-class operational benefits, an outstanding cabin, and large overhead bins designed for heightened passenger flying comfort.

Drawing on a global infrastructure of data centers and networks, T-Systems operates information and communication technology (ICT) systems for multinational corporations and public sector institutions. T-Systems provides integrated solutions for the networked future of business and society. Some 50,000 employees at T-Systems combine industry expertise and ICT innovations to add significant value to the digitization strategies and core business of customers all over the world. T-Systems generated revenue of around EUR 9,5 billion in the 2013 financial year.

T-Systems has rich experience in analyzing airport business processes to design cutting-edge shared information systems to optimize their processes and costs.

We provide standardized, end-to-end solutions for core processes at airports, both for terminal operations as well as ground handling, giving a high degree of flexibility when it comes to managing drops in business or taking advantage of new opportunities. Our concepts have been successfully implemented at many major airports around the world, among them such renowned airports as Frankfurt and others.

Please email / fax the completed form to Jiahui at [email protected] / +65 6748 9462.

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Special pricing for Myanmar delegates

1st Nov – 31st Dec 2014

1st Jan – 28th Feb 2015

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3 day pass (2 day conference + site visit) 24 – 26 March 2015 USD 600 USD 1,985 USD 2,205 USD 2,426

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Site visit to Nay Pyi Taw International Airport 26 March 2015 NA USD 405 USD 450 USD 495

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