Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024
15 May 2024 - 16 May 2024
We are excited to announce the highly-anticipated return of the Sustainable Skies World Summit, taking place on 15-16 May 2024 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre!
Gathering government representatives, regulators, airlines, OEMs, investors, members of academia and media from across the world to discuss and address the immediate and long-term concerns and actionable solutions that are driving the sector towards a more sustainable future, this event will further accelerate the industry’s progress towards reaching its Net Zero commitments.
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SSWS24 Conference Agenda
09:00
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Open Doors / Registration09:30 to 09:35
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Show Opening09:35 to 09:45
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Show WelcomeSpeaker/s:
Jonathon Counsell
Group Head of Sustainability, International Airlines Group Jonathon is a Master’s graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Imperial College, London and has an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France.
In July 2015 Jonathon became Group Head of Sustainability for the International Airlines Group with responsibility for the group sustainability strategy across the Groups’ four airlines Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia & Vueling.
In August 2019 he was elected as the Chair of the newly formed IATA Sustainability and Environment Advisory Council.
Jonathon is also Chair of the oneworld airline alliance’s Environment & Sustainability Best Practice Group.
In November 2020 Jonathon became Chair of the UK Government’s Jet Zero Council’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Delivery Group.
09:45 to 10:05
Session:
Opening Keynote: Pioneering Sustainable Aviation, Counting Wins and Losses10:05 to 10:25
Session:
Keynote: ICAO’s 2050 Vision UpdateDescription:
Follow up from CAAF 3. What are the long-term aspirations - for SAF, LCAF and other cleaner energy sources for aviation? How does ICAO plan not to leave any country behind? (NCLB initiative).
10:25 to 10:45
Session:
Government Keynote: Powering Up BritainDescription:
Over 6 months after the PM recommits the UK to Net Zero by 2050 and his pledge of a “fairer” path to achieving the target (Sept’23) - what is the Transport Ministry's latest update?
10:45 to 11:30
Session:
C-Suite PanelDescription:
Hear from the leaders racing towards a greener future! Understanding the adoption of the latest technologies.
Moderator:
Mark Pilling
Mark Pilling is an experienced journalist, editor and publisher covering the global airline and aviation industry for 25 years. In the 1990s and 2000s he was the editor of several leading industry titles, including Airline Business, Airports International and Airport World. He went on to become publisher of the FlightGlobal aviation brands, featuring flightglobal.com, Flight International and Flight Daily News, and helped establish FlightGlobal (now Cirium) as a leading aviation data and information business.
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Speaker/s:
Sean Doyle,
Sean Doyle was appointed Chief Executive of British Airways in October 2020, and Chairman in April 2021.
Sean first joined British Airways in 1998, where he began his career as a financial analyst. During his time at British Airways Sean held a number of senior roles including Finance Director BA Cargo, Head of Corporate Strategy and Executive Vice President British Airways Americas. In 2016 Sean was appointed to the airline’s executive Management Committee as Director of Network, Fleet & Alliances. As part of this role, Sean was accountable for network and fleet planning, airline partnerships and oversight of British Airways’ business units at London Gatwick and BA CityFlyer.
Prior to his appointment as Chairman and Chief Executive of British Airways, Sean was Chief Executive of Aer Lingus from January 2019.
Sean is married with a son and is a graduate of University College Cork.
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Shai Weiss,
Shai joined Virgin Atlantic in 2014 as Chief Financial Officer later assuming the role of Chief Commercial Officer and took up the CEO role in January 2019 leading the Company through Covid-19. In 2006 he was a Founding Partner of Virgin Green Fund and an Investment Partner with the Virgin Group from 2012. Before joining Virgin, he held several senior management positions at ntl:Telewest (now Virgin Media) and prior to this Shai established the European office of early-stage technology venture fund JVP and was a Senior Associate with Morgan Stanley Technology Group in London.
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Brian Moran,
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Julie Kitcher
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11:30 to 11:50
Session:
Keynote: Securing Net Zero – Labour’s perspectiveSpeaker/s:
Sarah Jones
"Sarah Jones is the Member of Parliament for Croydon Central, and Shadow Minister of State for Industry and Decarbonisation. She was first elected in 2017. Sarah set up and led the national cross-party campaign against knife crime. She has held the positions of Labour’s Shadow Housing Minister - where she led the response to the Grenfell disaster - and Labour’s Shadow Minister for Policing and the Fire Service. In September 2023, Sarah was appointed Shadow Minister for Industry and Decarbonisation. Sarah’s responsibilities sit across the department for Business and Trade and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. Before becoming an MP, Sarah had a long career in the voluntary, public and private sectors, including as a senior civil servant running gov comms on the Olympics."
11:50 to 12:10
Session:
Save Aviation. Save HumanitySpeaker/s:
Shashank Nigam
Shashank Nigam is the founder and CEO of SimpliFlying. Having consulted for more than 100 airlines over 15 years, Nigam is a frequent keynote speaker and has been widely featured in major media outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the BBC. His first book, SOAR, was an Amazon bestseller and is currently being taught to Masters students at Cranfield University (UK) and Embry-Riddle (USA). Sustainability in the Air is his second book that shares lessons from innovators helping aviation become sustainable. He is the host of a leading podcast with the same name. A Canadian, he lives in London, UK with his wife and two daughters.
12:10 to 12:45
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LUNCH BREAK12:15 to 14:15
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Jet Zero Council Working Group (by invitation only)12:45 to 13:05
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Keynote: Sustainable Markets Initiative’s Aviation Task Force (ATF)13:05 to 13:35
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Raising Ambition in Net Zero Flight: The 2030 sustainable aviation goalsSpeaker/s:
13:35 to 14:20
Session:
Panel: Bridging the gap between transport and energyDescription:
Transport cannot be decarbonised one mode at a time, but instead requires a holistic approach that recognises the greater efficiency of some energy pathways and the limited availability of sustainable biofuels. In this session, we will look at the different pathways and how to get them to the same level of maturity (on policy and to achieve full scale). We will discuss questions such as
• Can the grid cope with extra demand from Electric Transport be it cars, aircraft…
• Is the biofuel industry approaching a feedstock crunch? Are we in competition?
• Hydrogen infrastructure conundrum
Moderator:
Speaker/s:
Jon Matthews,
James Stevens,
Hemant Mistry,
Dr. Andy Jefferson
14:20 to 14:40
Session:
Keynote: ADS ESG Pathway14:40 to 15:00
Session:
Keynote: Jet ZeroDescription:
At SSWS23 Jet Zero Council publishes 2-year-plan to support wider target of decarbonising aviation sector by 2050. Time for a midpoint check. Any adjustments needed at this point or are we on track?
Speaker/s:
Jonathon Counsell,
Group Head of Sustainability, International Airlines Group Jonathon is a Master’s graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Imperial College, London and has an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France.
In July 2015 Jonathon became Group Head of Sustainability for the International Airlines Group with responsibility for the group sustainability strategy across the Groups’ four airlines Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia & Vueling.
In August 2019 he was elected as the Chair of the newly formed IATA Sustainability and Environment Advisory Council.
Jonathon is also Chair of the oneworld airline alliance’s Environment & Sustainability Best Practice Group.
In November 2020 Jonathon became Chair of the UK Government’s Jet Zero Council’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Delivery Group.
Rachel Gardner-Poole
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15:00 to 15:20
Session:
Sustainable Aviation - A Year on from the RoadmapSpeaker/s:
Matthew Gorman
15:20 to 15:25
Session:
The urgency of climate action in aviation - The US perspectiveSpeaker/s:
Annie Petsonk
15:25 to 16:10
Session:
Policy Panel: The Promise and Pitfalls of the Energy TransitionDescription:
Looking at:
• Fit for 55 package (SAF mandate and allowances)
• Inflation Reduction Act
• UK SAF Mandate (consultation results)
• Carbon Removal Incentives
Moderator:
Elliot Reed
Speaker/s:
16:10 to 16:30
Session:
Keynote: Airlines, Activism and the Greenwashing DilemmaSpeaker/s:
Dirk Singer
Dirk Singer is the Head of Sustainability at SimpliFlying, an industry-leading aviation
consulting firm dedicated to shaping a greener and more environmentally conscious
future for air travel. He is also the co-founder of several successful creative agencies
including Honey, Rabbit and Cow. Singer's career has spanned more than two decades,
during which he has written white papers, newsletters and essays on climate change
related issues, reaching thousands of subscribers in the aviation industry. Sustainability
in the Air is his first book.
16:30 to 17:15
Session:
Panel: SAF - Race to the finish lineDescription:
SAF Ambition vs. Delivery
According to DfT their new measures to support sustainable aviation fuel industry, along with the introduction of a SAF mandate in 2025, will provide fuel security, grow the economy and help to create new jobs by 2030. But is this enough to get us to target? What are the lessons learnt from the first transatlantic flight?
Speaker/s:
Professor Rob Miller,
Cesar Pereira
17:15 to 18:00
Session:
Panel: Carbon Removals, “not just an option – but a necessity”Description:
Unsurprisingly, the IPCC's latest report (March, 2023) highlights the need to implement CO2 removal methods to achieve Net Zero CO2 or GHG. Air Canada, United Airlines, easyJet are among the airlines that have invested in carbon-capture technologies. Furthermore, UK ETS Reform July 2023 states aviation businesses need to buy allowances for every tonne of carbon emitted under the scheme.
Speaker/s:
Gianni Spinelli,
With over 16 years in the UK energy industry, Gianni began his career managing energy portfolios for some of the largest UK corporates. Following this he moved into the Renewables sector and spent a decade structuring PPAs and leading sales teams in the UK wholesale power market. Gianni now heads up Drax's Carbon Removal Origination team where he is responsible for sourcing carbon removal offtake agreements and promoting Drax and BECCS in the wider Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM).
Steve Kelly
Steve Kelly is President and GM of 1PointFive International, a subsidiary of Oxy’s Low Carbon Ventures division, responsible for developing 1PointFive’s DAC and CCUS business in locations outside North America.
Steve joined Oxy in 1995 and has held increasingly senior positions in Qatar, Houston and Oman, most recently as President and GM of Oxy’s businesses in Qatar and Oman from 2012 to 2022. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Dolphin Energy Ltd. and the Board of Trustees of H2Global.
Steve holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from UCL.
18:00
Session:
Closing Remarks18:00 to 19:30
Session:
SSWS24 Networking Drinks Reception09:00
Session:
Registration / Doors Open09:40 to 09:45
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Show Opening09:45 to 09:50
Session:
Show Welcome09:50 to 10:10
Session:
Keynote10:10 to 10:30
Session:
KeynoteDescription:
Non-CO2 effects account for two-thirds of aviation’s total climate impact, but no mitigation measures have made it so far in the EU’s aviation climate package.
What is the industry doing to address its full impact?
10:30 to 11:15
Session:
Panel: Flight emissions and climate change: it’s not only about CO2Description:
Despite scientific advancement many flight emissions calculators do not account for non-CO2 effects, resulting in a gross underestimation of the total climate footprint of a flight. In this session, we’ll discuss the non-CO2 effects. We’ll touch on the global assessment of contrails, uncertainties, and mitigation strategies. Our experts will update us on the latest science.
Moderator:
Joachim Majholm
Speaker/s:
Raimund Zopp,
Sebnem Erzan,
Sebnem is the Global Head of Travel Sustainability & Transport at Google. Leading a
cross-functional team focused on sustainability and transport, Sebnem is responsible for the
incubation and development of sustainability products and initiatives for Google’s travel and
local verticals. Under her leadership, Google has launched hotel sustainability attributes,
carbon emissions on Flight Search, and joined the global Travalyst coalition.
In over a decade at Google, Sebnem has held various positions. Before joining Google, Sebnem
held roles in finance and risk management at Sabanci Holding and Marsh McLennan
companies. She holds a Masters and Bachelor's degree in Economics from Boğaziçi University
in Istanbul and Circular Economy Masterclass from Exeter University.
Senior Representative,
Senior Representative,
11:15 to 11:45
Session:
Fireside chat: Blue CondorModerator:
Speaker/s:
Dr. Mark Bentall
Head of R&T Programme, Mark is responsible for the Airbus Research and Technology portfolio, ensuring alignment with the company's strategic goals. The portfolio includes internal activities and external engagements with academia, institutional research organisations and industry partners. Mark is also responsible for alignment with relevant National and European research frameworks.
11:45 to 12:30
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Panel: Meeting the challenges for hydrogen integrationDescription:
The first hydrogen-fuelled service is expected to be operational in the UK as early as 2024. This timeframe highlights the need for an urgent change to enable and support hydrogen operations.
Speaker/s:
Val Miftakhov,
Val Miftakhov is the Founder & CEO of ZeroAvia, a company that is developing the World's first practical zero emission aviation powertrain. Val is a serial entrepreneur in EV space - his previous company eMotorWerks has developed the World’s leading platform for EV battery aggregation to provide grid services, and was acquired in 2017.
Prior to that, Val held a number of senior business and product positions at Google and McKinsey & Company, and was a nuclear researcher at Stanford Linear Accelerator. Val holds a Ph.D. in Physics from Princeton University, Masters in Physics from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, and was a two-time winner of Russian Nationwide Physics competitions.
In his spare time, Val makes good use of his airplane and helicopter pilot licenses.
Russ Dunn,
Russ studied Aeronautical Engineering and German at Bath University, before joining Airbus where he spent 17 years mainly in technical leadership roles. This culminated in leading the Wing Engineering team for all A350WXB derivatives from early concept development through detailed design, manufacture, assembly, flight test and certification.
Russ joined GKN Aerospace in 2013 and joined the Executive team in 2014 as the senior technical representative. During this time, Russ’s scope has evolved to include technology, quality, business strategy and corporate affairs. Russ has also taken responsibility for sustainability at GKN Aerospace as well as acting as chair for the UK ADS Sustainable Aerospace Board.
12:30 to 12:50
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Keynote: Regulator’s Perspective12:50 to 13:30
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LUNCH BREAK13:30 to 13:50
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Keynote: Unlocking Investment in the Service of Sustainable Growth13:50 to 14:35
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Panel: A Deep Dive into FinanceDescription:
With the convergence of CSRD and CORSIA compliance pressures impacting aviation players within 2 years, it is natural to see an increase in transition, green and sustainability-linked financing in the aviation sector. However, while we’ve seen increasingly novel financing products, creditors are getting increasingly concerned about reputational and greenwashing litigation risk. The industry needs to develop more targeted KPIs in sustainability-linked financing to help prevent greenwashing, assess metrics to measure aircraft and engine efficiency and decarbonisation effectiveness and focus on decoupling CO2 emissions trends from capacity growth, amongst other objectives. In this session, we’ll also discuss how the Government sees their role in driving private investment into the Net Zero transition.
Speaker/s:
Dr. Ulrike Ziegler,
Ulrike Ziegler is president of impact on sustainable aviation e.V. (impact), a non-profit founded by leading aviation financiers. As a global platform, impact advocates for greater transparency and standardization regarding airline emissions by incorporating tangible KPIs in finance agreements.
Having held senior positions in aviation at major European banks she has worked with airlines and lessors around the globe, and served as member of the Investment Committee of an aircraft fund.
Haldane Dodd
Haldane Dodd is Executive Director at the Geneva-based Air Transport Action Group (ATAG). This organisation, the only global grouping of players from across the aviation industry, brings together airports, airlines, air navigation service providers and aircraft and engine manufacturers to agree common goals.
ATAG’s current mission is to provide a platform through which the aviation sector is working to reduce its climate change impact. ATAG works with funding members ACI, IATA, CANSO, Airbus, ATR, Boeing, CFM, GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce and Safran to ensure aviation is able to respond to global decarbonisation and sustainability objectives.
Previously, Haldane was Head of Communications and Advocacy at ATAG and Communications Manager with Airports Council International World headquarters where he worked on issues such as the environment, security and airport economics.
A British native, Haldane also holds New Zealand citizenship and started his aviation career at the listed company Auckland International Airport Limited, which runs New Zealand’s busiest airport. He has a background in broadcast media and holds a Bachelor of Communications Studies.
14:35 to 14:55
Session:
Keynote14:55 to 15:40
Session:
Panel: What makes a sustainable AirportDescription:
Airports have the opportunity to adopt low emission development strategies, optimise their energy and resource use, pioneer the use of electric vehicles within their estates, embed circular economy principles as they build new capacity, and drive socially valuable outcomes for local populations. In this session, we’ll discuss the opportunities and challenges they face developing highly integrated approaches.
15:40 to 16:25
Session:
Panel: Accelerating development and deploymentDescription:
There are different technologies enabling the reduction of carbon emissions and improving operational efficiency and they could be deployed far faster than SAF or Hydrogen. Since these potential benefits are relevant to all fuel types, they will contribute to both the short and long term decarbonisation of aviation. In this session we will focus on the adoption of a continuous improvement process, where small incremental changes add up to formidable positive change.
Moderator:
Shashank Nigam
Shashank Nigam is the founder and CEO of SimpliFlying. Having consulted for more than 100 airlines over 15 years, Nigam is a frequent keynote speaker and has been widely featured in major media outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the BBC. His first book, SOAR, was an Amazon bestseller and is currently being taught to Masters students at Cranfield University (UK) and Embry-Riddle (USA). Sustainability in the Air is his second book that shares lessons from innovators helping aviation become sustainable. He is the host of a leading podcast with the same name. A Canadian, he lives in London, UK with his wife and two daughters.
Speaker/s:
Matt Ridley
16:25 to 16:30
Session:
Closing Remarks
Technology Showcase
Showcasing the latest developments in sustainable aviation technology, SSWS24 will bring together the wider aviation ecosystem, including government representatives, regulators, NGOs, members of academia and other key stakeholders driving the innovative breakthroughs towards achieving Net Zero.
Explore the companies involved in the Technology Showcase at this year's SSWS below:
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The Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre is the home of Pioneering Spirit and will be hosting the Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024. Farnborough is rich in aviation history with the very first powered flight in 1908 by Samuel Cody and has hosted the world-famous Farnborough International Airshow since 1948. For decades, Farnborough has showcased many pioneering triumphs in aerospace, which is why it is the home of British Aviation, making it the perfect setting for the Sustainable Skies World Summit.
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FAQs
This section provides general information on the most frequently asked questions about Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024.
Q. Can I register on the day?
A. There will be no onsite registration at this year's Sustainable Skies World Summit so all visitors must register in advance.
Q. Will there be an opportunity to join SSWS24 virtually?
A. This year's event is completely face-to-face, however you will be able to follow the conversation through our social media channels. Make sure you're following the Sustainable Skies World Summit pages on LinkedIn, Twitter & Instagram and use the hashtags #SSWS24 and #SustainableSkies to share your thoughts.
Q. I would like to get involved in SSWS24, who can I contact?
A. Please reach out to our team at [email protected] and we will get back to you in due course.
Q. How do I get to the venue?
A. Please refer to the Getting Here section under our Key Information article.
Q. Is there free car parking available?
A. Free onsite parking will be provided and electrical charging points will be available if required.
Q. Is there a contact for media enquiries?
A. For all media enquiries, please contact [email protected]
Q. What facilities are there for disabled visitors?
A. Complimentary carer pass for those accompanying a disabled visitor, disabled toilets across the show site, and disabled car parking. Whilst we do not allow animals on site, guide and assistance dogs are permitted.
Q. What is Sustainable Skies World Summit?
A. Back for it’s third year, the Sustainable Skies World Summit is designed to showcase and support the aerospace industry’s efforts towards meeting its Net Zero. We’ll be welcoming experts from across the sector, for 2 days of conference sessions, networking opportunities and a showcase area featuring companies at the forefront of sustainability innovation.
Q. What will be discussed at SSWS24?
A. This year, the Sustainable Skies World Summit will focus on highlighting the efforts already taken by the aviation industry in the path to Net Zero and open discussion on what needs to be done next. This will include promoting opportunities for the next generation of engineers and young people who will play a crucial role in ensuring the longevity of efforts.
Q. What is Net Zero?
A. Net Zero is the target of reducing emissions and implementing methods of absorbing CO2 in order to totally negate the amount of greenhouse gases produced by human activity.
The UK Government has set out strategies to decarbonise all sectors of the UK economy in order to meet our Net Zero targets by 2050.
Q. What is SAF?
A. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is an alternative to fossil fuels. Compared to traditional jet fuel, SAF can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80%. Learn more.
Q. What companies will be at SSWS24?
A. There will be a wide range of aerospace companies presenting their sustainability technology and initiatives at the event. Please check out our agenda and showcase page to view all the companies taking part in this year's show.
Q. Who will be speaking at SSWS24?
A. Representatives from across the aerospace and aviation industry will be speaking throughout our 2-day conference programme. Please view the speakers and agenda tab for a full list of the leading voices joining us for SSWS24.
Q. I haven't found an answer for my question
A. Get in touch with us at [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Business Connections Exchange
One of the most popular and long-standing features of the Farnborough International Airshow, Business Connections Exchange is coming to Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024 to provide buyers, investors and suppliers with the ultimate networking opportunity to meet face-to-face and to develop meaningful business connections around sustainable technology and capability themes.
Our platform provides access to a diverse network of capability providers and interested buyers or investors across the aerospace, aviation, defence, security and space sectors. Our system matches those technology requirements sought by buyers with those offered by our extensive database of suppliers to deliver the right mix of engagements for participants.
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Learn more about the Business Connections Exchange and how your company can benefit from this unique programme today!
Meet the Buyer
Make the most of your time at the event by participating in networking opportunities for buyers and suppliers across aerospace, airlines, airports, MROs, digital, energy and academia, looking at establishing commercial relationships.
Buyers who are in search of suppliers offering new technologies or sustainability solutions to integrate into their supply chain can meet with selected suppliers meeting their requirements through pre-arranged one-to-one meetings in the BCE area of the show floor.
Suppliers can seize the opportunity to connect with buyers and strategic decision-makers from companies actively searching for businesses like yours.
You can register as a supplier from the 1st of March here.
Accelerator Hub
This year, in addition to our traditional “Meet the Buyer” approach, we are piloting a new format to build connections between innovators delivering cutting-edge sustainable technologies and potential users, buyers and investors.
Participants will be able to engage in short pitching sessions and personalised one-to-one meetings, ensuring a tailored experience based on their specific needs.
This format is ideally suited to start-ups, scale-ups or other companies looking to form new partnerships, expand their capabilities, showcase readily available products to buyers or access funding.
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If you are interested in learning more about the Business Connections Exchange at Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024, contact us via [email protected] or [email protected]
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Join us, as industry leaders shaping the future of air travel come together once again to showcase the latest developments in sustainable aviation technology and discuss tangible next steps of the global net zero strategy at the Sustainable Skies World Summit, held at the Farnborough International & Exhibition Conference Centre.
We invite you to register for the Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024 (15th and 16th May 2024) and take part in two days of demonstrations, insight, connections, and progressive industry discussion.
Please note: There will be no onsite registration at the event so please ensure you have registered for your ticket before attending.
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