Abu Dhabi Airports Company CEO Bryan Thompson appointed to ACI Board
Abu Dhabi Airports Company's CEO Bryan Thompson has been selected to the leading group of Airports Council International (ACI), the worldwide exchange body that speaks to the world's air terminal specialists. The renowned arrangement harmonizes with the UAE capital facilitating the ACI Airports Exchange 2019 presentation from November 25 to 27.
ACI is a non-benefit association speaking to the world's air terminals with regional in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, Latin America-Caribbean and North America. It intends to assist air terminals with meeting their full financial potential, advances co-activity crosswise over partners, and tries to impact national and global legislation. Its participation covers 1,960 air terminals in 176 nations.
The ACI Exchange is the world's biggest event aimed for the aviation industry, with a transmit to cultivate universal co-activity and address key issues inside the business. The Abu Dhabi occasion will invite more than 1,000 delegates for a wide gathering plan covering manageability, portability and innovation.
"I'm respected and charmed to be named on the ACI board and anticipate working with different areas to advance the aeronautics business' inclinations," Thompson said. "At last, this arrangement is an acknowledgment of Abu Dhabi government's endeavors to advance flying as a key feature of the UAE's future economy, obviously showed by its venture into the Midfield Terminal Building, which will set the benchmark for air terminals for the following 20 years."
Thompson, who was selected CEO of Abu Dhabi Airports Company in August a year ago, has over 25 years' involvement with air terminal administration and tasks. Preceding working in the Gulf, he held key official jobs at the Australia Pacific Airports Corporation and Mumbai International Airport, and has sat on a few sheets for profit and non-profit associations.
At Airport Exchange, he will holding an opening session on the upcoming Midfield Terminal Building as the Gateway to Abu Dhabi' as well as sharing his industry insights in a Middle East Airport Leaders Masterclass'.
