ADAC takes case for its airports worldwide

Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) is to promote its airports in a series of conferences around the world over the coming weeks. This week it was at the European Regional Route Development Forum, held in Portugal from 11-13 May - the latest in a series of events that will see the ADAC team promoting and selling the advantages of Abu Dhabi to airlines in Boston, USA, Senegal, Africa, and Mumbai in India.
The initiative is designed to build on the success ADAC has already enjoyed this year in attracting four new airlines to Abu Dhabi. These services are now provided by Jet Airways (India), Nas Air (Saudi), Fly Yeti (Nepal) and Midex Airlines, the cargo carrier based out of Al Ain International Airport, Abu Dhabi.
In spite of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) predicting a worldwide slowing of passenger growth over next few years - IATA forecasts an average annual growth rate globally of 5.1% up to 2011 - the Middle East, and Abu Dhabi in particular, is bucking that trend and experiencing significant levels of growth.
13/05/08 ArabianBusiness.com, United Arab Emirates

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Categories: Airports May 2008, Foreign May 2008