7^th Wings of Russia Aviation Forum
October 7-8, 2009, Renaissance Hotel, Moscow

Forum participants say:

• «...the organizers did a great job gathering an impressive number of participants – government representatives as well as companies operating on the Russian air transport market. Interaction with airline CEOs, competing aircraft manufacturers and analytic experts proved to be very useful...»

The Wings of Russia Aviation Forum is one of the key annual events in the Russian air transport industry’s calendar. It is a focal meeting point for the domestic air transport market.

Apart from providing a platform for public discussion of strategic air transport development issues, Wings of Russia increases the recognition of the industry as an critical component of Russia’s economy and assists towards putting Russian air transport in the national and international spotlight.

The key topics at the conference include:

• The Russian air transport market: the current state and future prospects
• The government and the market: amending the interaction model
• Regional air services: finding sources of support
• Russian air carriers: increasing the competitiveness
• The global market: a ground for cooperation, a ground for competition
• Renovation of Russian airline fleets: a complex problem
• Aviation finance: a tool for reshaping the market

Who should attend?

CEOs of Russian and international airlines, airports, aircraft manufacturers, MRO providers, business solutions and service suppliers, representatives of aviation authorities, experts of financial, investment, insurance and leasing companies, mass media. Presentations and discussions in English and Russian, with simultaneous translation.

Audience Structure in 2008

The Forum in 2007 was attended by over 300 delegates, which included top-management s of top 35 Russian and CIS airlines:

AirBridge Cargo, AiRUnion, Jet Group, S7 Airlines, Sky Express, Atlant-Soyuz, Atran, Aerocredo, Aerosvit, Aeroflot-Cargo, Aeroflot-Russian Airlines, Aeroflot-Don, Aeroflot-Nord, Belavia, VIM-avia, Volga-Dnepr, Rossia Airlines, Dalavia, Jet 2000, Donbassaero, Zapolyarie, Kavminvodiavia, KD avia, Polet, Polar Airlines, Region Avia, Saratov Airlines, Severstal, Tadjik Air, Tesis, Tulpar Air, Ural Airlines, Elbrus Avia, UTair, Yakutia.