UATP has been hosting Airline Distribution for more than 10 years.
WASHINGTON and ATHENS, GREECE – UATP and the Association of European Airlines (AEA) is pleased to invite global airlines and industry executives to attend Airline Distribution 2015 on 17-19 March. The annual conference will take place at the InterContinental Athens.
Airline Distribution brings together a variety of industry leaders and decision makers to address the greatest challenges to distribution in a neutral forum. The international event will focus on the many facets of airline distribution, with panels featuring the EMEA market, evolving payments, using technology to enhance distribution strategies, and other industry updates.
“Airline Distribution unites top industry leaders to focus on solving significant distribution issues affecting the airline industry,” said Athar Husain Khan, CEO, AEA. “We are as Association of European Airlines proud to co-host the event with UATP, a conference dedicated to changing the industry for the better.”
“Airline Distribution addresses the complex distribution challenges that are facing our industry today,” said Ralph Kaiser, president and CEO, UATP. “Attendees can gain the knowledge needed to develop payment strategies that help drive distribution and create maximum revenue so their respective companies can thrive.”
UATP has been hosting Airline Distribution for more than 10 years. The event provides an opportunity to learn about key distribution challenges through education sessions and panels, while networking with industry leaders from around the globe.
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