Routes Europe 2022
Bergen, Norway
• 18 – 20 May 2022
Conference Programme
It’s time to look ahead at what the future holds for Europe’s air services.
Airline CEOs and aviation heavyweights will look at the issues that will forever change the industry landscape. Comprising keynote interviews, panel discussions, airline briefings and best practice workshops, the Routes Europe 2022 conference programme will provide you with exclusive and actionable insight.
Routes Europe 2022 Conference Programme Sponsors
Rolls-Royce’s vision is to be the market leader in high-performance power systems where our engineering expertise, global reach, and deep industry knowledge deliver outstanding customer relationships and solutions.
Embraer is a global aerospace company headquartered in Brazil that manufactures commercial, executive, agricultural, and defense & security aircraft. Since 1969, Embraer has delivered more than 8,000 aircraft.
Wednesday, 18 May 2022
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Airline Market Overview - European focus
Thomas Reynaert, Managing Director, Airlines for Europe (A4E)
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CEO Keynote Interview
Widerøe
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CEO Keynote Interview
Scandinavian Airlines
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CEO Keynote interview
Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA
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CEO Keynote Interview
Norse Atlantic Airways
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CEO Keynote Interview
Flyr
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CEOs under the spotlight
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Keynote Address
Ministry of Transport
Jon-Ivar Nygård, Minister of Transport, Government of Norway
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Panel Discussion: What next for route development?
What will route development look like in 2050? How the crisis has impacted the airline–airport relationship? Are there cooperative arrangements that could be put in place to improve the recovery of certain markets?
This panel discussion will get together the key stakeholders in the aviation industry to set up the shared goals that will result in an enhanced cooperation.
Thursday, 19 May 2022
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Sustainability Briefing
Hear the leading Norwegian initiatives driving sustainable tourism.
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Panel Discussion: Sustainable Tourism - Travel and Trends
What consumer trends are we seeing post covid? How important is sustainability to consumers? How can tourism authorities encourage sustainable tourism? How can tourism authorities develop a sustainable approach to route development? What solutions exist in the destination: electric journeys, renewable energy, electric ferries, and car rental etc? And how can tourism authorities reach travellers with their message on sustainability?
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Hear about how Iris aims to make aviation safer, greener and more efficient by developing a new satellite-based air–ground communication system for Air Traffic Management (ATM), in partnership with Inmarsat.
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Case Study
Eve Air Mobility
Juliana Kiraly, Business Development Lead – Europe, Eve Urban Air Mobility
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Case Study: Rolls Royce
Providing power for electric flight in Norway
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The Future of Technology
The technology to create zero carbon aviation does not currently exist. And the solutions being developed such as electric and hybrid aircraft do not fit any airlines’ current business models. So how can the industry work with manufacturers to ensure they understand the requirements, and how can aviation ensure its needs are aligned? We look at the relationship between airports, airlines and manufacturers. What are the roles of SAF, UAM, Carbon Offsetting and alternative power generation? How different are the solutions from today’s technology? How do we take the technology into the marketplace? What technology should airports be looking to adopt? What implications will these solutions have on airports route development goals? What impact, if any, will Urban Air Mobility solutions have on airports? What new business models might emerge?
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Panel Discussion: A sustainable future for airports
In June 2021, ACI member airports at the global level committed to net zero carbon by 2050. Over 350 airports have been accredited under the ACI Airport Carbon Accreditation program, the only institutionally endorsed, carbon management certification standard for airports. However, ACI accepts that there is a long way to go. We discuss how best to create greener airports, share knowledge and move towards a zero-carbon future.
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Join ASM to see how our data tools help define your airports catchment area by segment for both inbound and outbound traffic demand, how passengers behave and make decisions about their travel and the impact this can have on surface journeys to their airport of choice. Understand how this insight can support more robust traffic forecasting and route development pitches with the insight and understanding the airlines want to hear.
Friday, 20 May 2022
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Exclusive updates direct from key airline decision makers and network planners
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Airline Briefing by SunExpress
Update on UK expansion plans and partnership roadmap
Exclusive updates direct from key airline decision makers and network planners
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Exclusive updates direct from key airline decision makers and network planners
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Fireside Chat with easyJet
Hear directly from Thomas Haagensen, Group Markets and Marketing Director, easyJet on what are their major network plans for their next few years; what do they need from airports during this time and what is the work they are doing to lead the decarbonisation of aviation, and ultimately achieve zero-emissions flying across Europe.
* Please note like all events, the programme is subject to change.
Speakers
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Stein Nilsen
CEO, Widerøe -
Raimonds Gruntins
Director of Regional Affairs Europe, IATA -
Juliana Kiraly
Business Development Lead – Europe, Eve Urban Air Mobility -
Abelardo Muñoz Martín
Airport Affairs Director, Aeroméxico -
Stephanie Boyle
Head of Industry and Partner Communications, Skyscanner -
David Hild
Chief Executive Officer, Fly Green Fund