Key Airports Project Highlights at CADS 2013

Beijing Capital Second Airport Phase 1 Biggest Airport Planned on earth Total investment 80 billion Yuan 4 runways are planned to be built in Phase 1 Total passenger capacity –45 million / yr Project is expected to start at Oct, 2012 Airport in operation by the end of 2015 current project stage: initial	Shanghai Pudong Airport-- 4th and 5th Runway Project Total investment 7.2 billion Yuan Project is expected to start at the beginning of 2013 Runway in operation by the end of 2015 Current project stage: initial	Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport 3rd Runway/taxiway & T2 project Total investment 18.8 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity – 60 million/yr Project started at August, 2012 3rd runway/ taxiway in operation by the end of 2014 T2 in operation by the end of 2016 Current project stage: initial
Shenzhen Bao’an International 3nd Runway & T3 Expansion project Total investment 6 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity –60 million / yr Project started at August, 2012 Airport in operation by the end of 2015 Current project stage: initial	Xinjiang Urumqi Airport 2nd runway & T4 expansion project Total investment 15.8 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity –42 million / yr Project is expected to start at the beginning of 2013 Runway in operation by the end of 2025 Current project stage: in prep	Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport Phase 2 Expansion Project Total investment 10 billion Yuan IT budget 240 million Yuan Total passenger capacity –38 million / yr Project started at Nov, 2007 Airport in operation by the end of 2014 Current project stage: interior deco procurement stage
Chongqing Jiangbei International T2 & 3rd Runway Project Total investment 26 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity – 45 million/yr Project started at October, 2012 T2 & 3rd Runway Project in operation by the end of 2015 Current project stage: initial	Wuhan Tianhe International Airport Phase 3 Total investment 16 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity – 35 million/yr Project started at July, 2012 Phase 3 project in operation by the end of 2015 Current project stage: initial	Hefei Xinqiao International Airport Total investment 40 billion Yuan Total passenger capacity – 11 million/ Project started at December, 2009 Airport in operation in the beginning of 2013 Current project stage: in prep

What Makes This Event Eminent

• No.1 airport event in Asia
• 2 days informaive and imposing summit
• 4 sessions o?ering comprehensive informaion
• 25+ leading China airports
• 25+ high-level & renowned speakers
• 30+ exhibitors
• 80+ pre-scheduled one-to-one meeings
• 300+ senior level atendees form global airport industry

Key Issues to Be Addressed

• Unveiling China’s Blueprint for Airport Construction
• Future Opportunities for Foreign Investors in Chinese Airport Sector
• The Innovation for Airport Operation in China
• Opportunities and Challenges on Global Airport Industry
• Integrating Key Measures to Enhance the Airport Security
• Managing Airport Assets to Deliver Outstanding Service While Optimizing Costs
• Implementing Airport Expansion Strategies to Fulfill the Growth in Air Traffic
• Exploiting Non-aeronautical Business for Future Robust Growth
• Strategic Partnerships between Airports and Airlines – Outlook & Opportunities

Hear What Delegates Are Saying About This Prestigious Event

• “With the improvement of China’s international status, as well as China’s “open skies” policy, the development of the international air transport market in China has a new historical opportunity.”
  --- QIN Zhanggao, Director General, Department of Airport, Civil Aviation Administration of China
• “When Beijing Daxing International airport opens in 2015, the Chinese capital will become the world's busiest aviation hub, handling around 370,000 passengers a day.”
  --- Gao Lijia, Deputy General Manager, Beijin Capital International Airport
• “Highly professional organized event with valuable presentations and good networking opportunities”
  --- Heo Tae Yoon, Vice President, Korea Airports Corporation
• "As China continues its rapid economic growth and urbanization, the aviation industry here is faced with unprecedented opportunities and challenges. It is critical that all the technologies and systems – in the cockpit, on the taxiway or at the terminal -- must interoperate and integrate in a seamless fashion.”
  --- Shane Tedjarati, President and CEO, Honeywell China and India