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Course Director THE SEVENTH AIR TRANSPORT COURSE The Royal Aeronautical Society New Zealand Division will, subject to confirmation, again offer its popular Air Transport Course. Date: Planned for November 2008 Venue: University of Auckland WHO SHOULD ATTEND The course is designed for middle management and senior supervisors involved in all aspects of the air transport spectrum. These include government agencies dealing with air transport policy and operations. Course members will gain insights into all aspects of the air transport industry from a panel of distinguished lecturers from within the international industry and from academia. Speakers will be drawn from within the New Zealand establishment and from Australia, S E Asia, USA and Europe. Those attending previous courses have come from engineering, supply, operations, flight crew, finance and administrative areas of the airline industry, aviation consultants, airfield operators and regulatory and policy agencies of governments. Whilst the majority of those attending the course are from the New Zealand aviation industry, there have also been representatives from Australia, Tonga, Kiribati, Samoa and Singapore. COME AND VISIT NEW ZEALAND! For those in the UK who might find the course attractive, a special package has been negotiated with Air New Zealand. Including the course fee, accommodation, all breakfasts and lunches, the cost is approximately £1500 economy travel and £3000 business class travel. PLEASE MAKE A DIARY NOTE You will receive detailed documentation on the course – lecture programme and travel and accommodation details, together with course membership nomination procedure in your mailbox 4 to 6 months before the course date. For any earlier information and/or expressions of interest, please contact : Allan Boyce, FRAeS, Course Director, Fax: 09 530 8880 or email: ajboyce@xtra.co.nz CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DRAFT PROGRAMME AS AN MS EXCEL FILE. FOR A REGISTRATION FORM, SEE NAVIGATION TO LEFT. CHECK! 8th Air Transport Course: planned for November 2008 |