Routes Americas 2014

San Salvador, El Salvador
• 23 – 25 February 2014

Routes Americas 2014

Routes Americas 2014 is the essential event for all aviation- based companies who wish to develop new air services to, from and within the region.

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Route Exchange Airline Briefings

Route Exchange Airline Briefings are exclusively open to attending airport and tourism authority delegates. Delivered by senior network planners and scheduled over two meeting slots, these briefings provide delegates with an opportunity to gain an insight into their target & current airline partners’ business.

Held in private theatres on the show floor, Route Exchange Airline Briefings are the only place to further develop your understanding of the route planning function of airlines, hear a valuable update on the opportunities the airline feels are out there and gain an understanding of how decision makers at airlines see the market place. A Question & Answer session follows each presentation. 

To find out more about the Route Exchange briefings at Routes Americas please contact Simon Baxendale

The following airlines delivered Route Exchange Briefings at Routes Americas in San Salvador:

Monday 24th February 

    
08.55-09.40 JetBlue Airways Briefing    
  Topric air logo                 TAG logo    
10.10-10.55 Niche Market Airline Briefing: delivered by    
 

Steve Schulte, CEO of Tropic Air

Carlos Mourra, CEO of CM Airlines
Jonathan Layton, CEO of TAG

The growth of the niche airline market within Central America, how this complements the more traditional and legacy carriers of the region, the outlook for the future, the growing demand for this segment and how this will benefit the airports and tourism entities of the region.

    
  InterCaribbean logo    
11.50-12.35 InterCaribbean Airways - delivered by Trevor Sadler, CEO    
 

InterCaribbean Airways the flag carrier of the Turks & Caicos Islands is expanding across the Caribbean, and wishes to provide background on the company, and the opportunities that are ahead. Growth is intended to create up to daily flights on connective city pairs giving quick connections across the western Caribbean.  With a current fleet of 6 in service and 6 additional aircraft to deliver, we seek proposals from airports within the Caribbean on service opportunities.

    
  Blue skies    
14.25-15.10 BlueSky Airlines Briefing    
 

BlueSky Airlines is a Cayman Islands-based start-up company whose primary mission is to interconnect the Caribbean and Latin American regions.  BlueSky Airlines will launch new direct air services from its base at Grand Cayman to unserved and underserved Caribbean and Latin American cities significantly reducing elapsed travel times and costs for travelers and goods.  The carrier is seeking to establish partnerships with the region’s airports and tourism boards to jointly develop solutions resulting in increased trade and tourism within the Caribbean and Latin America.

    

Tuesday 25th February

    
 

Southwest logo

    
08.55-09.40 Southwest Airlines Briefing    
   
 11.50-1235

TAR Mexico

Presented by Luis Gomez and Luis Francisco Licea

    
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