Andrew shares his opinions on Germany’s planned $1.1 billion bailouts of its embattled airports.
COVID 19: A game changer for aviation. A series of digital sky vodcasts, moderated by Andrew
Building a better future
The economics of ATM post-COVID (Digital Sky Vodcast)
Deploying in a time of COVID
How can ATM innovation help airlines and airports in the recovery?
How will digital transformation build resilience in ATM?
Is COVID-19 a game changer for ATM ?
EUROCONTROL Aviation Hardtalk Live Series with Andrew Interviewing Key Industry Players
Aviation Hardtalk Live with Munich Airport CEO, Jost Lammers
Aviation Hardtalk Live with the European Transport Workers Federation General Secretary, Livia Spera
Aviation Hardtalk Live with KLM CEO, Pieter Elbers
Aviation Hardtalk Live with IAG’s Founding CEO, Willie Walsh
Aviation Hardtalk Live with Wizz Air’s CEO József Váradi
Andrew Andrew shares his thoughts with AviaDev Insight Europe, on his critical views on the current environment and a lack of true leadership which would help us to move forward.
https://aviadevinsighteurope.libsyn.com/episode-84-andrew-charlton-a-different-kind-of-aviation-geek
AA in the wires: Gulf News. Airlines might soon have ‘flights to nowhere’ for anyone missing air travel
Aviation Hardtalk Live, IAG’s Founding CEO Willie Walsh, interviewed by Andrew.
How can we build back better European aviation after COVID-19 – and what will our industry look like in five years? The environment, changing markets, new consumer behaviours and expectations – all will be explored in a series of live 1-2-1 interviews with industry leaders.
In our second EUROCONTROL Aviation Hardtalk Live, we explore these questions and more with Willie Walsh, who as founding CEO of the International Airlines Group (IAG), successfully drove over the last decade the group’s evolution to today comprise Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia, LEVEL and Vueling.
Willie will be interviewed by Andrew Charlton, journalist and MD of Aviation Advocacy. The sessions includes a short update on European markets and performance from Eamonn Brennan, Director General of EUROCONTROL.
The 8th GARS/EAC online panel discussion.
Dear Friends,
This is just to let you know the 8th GARS/EAC online panel discussion-COVID-19 – where is aviation now? Will take place Tuesday, 15 September 8:30 am to 10:00 am CEST.
In cooperation with GARS, the European Aviation Conference, the Bremen University of Applied Sciences and the ATM Policy Institute, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University hosts the eighth GARS Online Panel Discussion on Covid and aviation. Much has happened in world aviation since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. What is the state of play now? What do we know now that we did not know when we entered this crisis? What should we be thinking about? This session brings back together the panellists from our very first session to review what we have learnt and where we think we might go next.
Panelists (in alphabetical order):
Andrew Charlton, Managing Director of Aviation Advocacy
Ian Douglas, UNSW Sydney, Sydney
Peter Forsyth, Monash University, Melbourne
Xiaowen Fu, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
Brian Pearce, Chief Economist International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Mike Tretheway, Chief Economist & Chief Strategy Officer of InterVISTAS, Vancouver
Moderator
Achim I. Czerny, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
Program
The online session starts at 8.30 am CEST. The panel will be very interactive and attendees are welcome to share their questions and comments via the chat function. There will be enough time for intense debates between the panelists and the audience. The online event will end no later than 10.00 am CEST.
Registration (free of charge)
There are a limited number of places available which will be allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis with priority for GARS members. For registration, please click https://polyu.hk/qPSzT. For further information, please check www.garsonline.de or contact anne-ly.wong@polyu.edu.hk.
Andrew interviewed by The Word on Australian Television
Qantas has decided to mothball their fleet of 747’s, Andrew discusses the reasons why and adds his perspective as to what air travel will look like after the COVID crisis.
The future of flying during coronavirus: what is the future of air travel?
