AIRFIELD WORLD CONGRESS 2015 SEPTEMBER 29 – 30, 2015 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

PARTNERSHIP PROSPECTUS

THE BIG IDEA Airfield World Congress, in its sixth year, is back in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia this September 2015. With air travel and aviation infrastructure investment growing proportionately, new challenges emerge: how to develop new airfield assets which will integrate future operational requirements? Upgrading the existing airfields to synchronize with the demands of new and heavier aircraft is another key area owners/operators are turning to. They require higher degree of technological adaptation to ensure improvement to the airport’s operational efficiency while attempting large scale airfield expansions. The 6th Annual Airfield World Congress is seeking to present best practices for faster delivery of airfield up gradation projects, newer techniques in airfield maintenance and new material technologies. The region’s only engineering event also just got better: Professional Engineering Board, Singapore has awarded CPD points for all practicing engineers in the aviation industry.

THE OPPORTUNITY

At the centre of this rapidly growing region sits Malaysia, home to one of the world’s busiest airports catering for over 50 million passengers a year - making it the perfect venue for Asia Pacific’s gathering dedicated to the whole airport industry.

Asia Pacific’s developing countries are recording some of the best economic growth rates in the world and with this trend set to continue, there is no better time for an exhibition focussed on the airport industry.

8.4% Asia Pacific region is forecasted as the fastest growing aviation market over the next twenty years at 8.4% per annum.

20 YEARS

South East Asia’s large population, rapidly expanding middle class and booming economies provide perfect ingredients for rising investment and demand in air travel, both locally and internationally. The rapid growth of aviation in the region has resulted in a wide range of current as well as planned investments in all sectors of the industry by governments, airlines, and other aviation companies totalling billions of dollars.

By 2025 South East Asian airports are expected to handle more than three times the volume of movements handled in 2005, with growth averaging 6 per cent per annum. South East Asia has been the location of the best airports in the world and continues this trend.

A world of OPPROTUNITIES in Asia Pacific

THE MARKET

MYANMAR • 41 Airports • New International airport – capacity 10 million passengers start 2013 • International capacity doubled in last 9 months of 2012, and forecast to double again by the end of 2013

MALAYSIA • 62 Airports • $1.3 billion Investment to Kuala Lumpur alone

SINGAPORE • $1 billion investment over next decade • Home to Changi International – hub for S E Asia • Planned capacity of 82 million a year for Changi

BRUNEI • 1 Airport • $105 million upgrade, doubling capacity to 3 million by end 2014

LAOS • 24 airports • $46 million of Investment for new airports

THAILAND • 40 airports • Passenger capacity handling to increase by 15 million to 60 million per annum • $3.8 billion in investment over next decade

VIETNAM • 35 airports • $20.5 billion in investment over next decade • Passenger capacity to be 63 million by 2020 • Projected to be the world’s 3rd fastest growing market f or international passengers and freight, and the 2nd fastest for domestic passengers

CAMBODIA • 17 airports • $400 million of upgrade investment by 2020

PHILIPPINES • 71 airports • $110 million investment for upgrades • Boost tourism to 10 million/year by 2016

INDONESIA • Over 210 airports • South East Asia’s largest market and world’s 5th largest domestic market • 200 million passengers expected by 2020 • 28 new airports to be built with 10 relocations and upgrades of many existing airports • Soekarno-Hatto International Airport $1.24bn expansion plan, completion due Summer 2015

SOURCE : AIRPORT AUTHORITY

THE TRAFFIC

22%

2%

16%

7% 20%

12%

21%

SHARE OF TRAFFIC IN ASIA PACIFIC

INDONESIA

MALAYSIA

VIETNAM

THAILAND

PHILIPPINES

SINGAPORE

OTHERS

MYANMAR CAMBODIA BRUNEI LAOS

SOURCE : RESPECTIVE AIRPORTS BASED ON TRAFFIC FIGURES OF BUSIEST AIRPORT NATION-WISE

THE PROJECTS

MALAYSIA

KLIA2 Investment: USD 1.25 Billion The multi-storey KLIA2, located 1.5km from the current KLIA, consists of a main terminal and a satellite building linked by a skybridge. It serves both local and international low-cost and full-service carriers, and it is able to handle the A380. It has 60 gates, eight remote stands, 80 aerobridges and 32,000 sqm of retail space to accommodate 225 retail outlets. KLIA2 is designed to handle 45 million passengers annually. A rail link is being constructed to connect KLIA2 and KLIA. The new terminal will also be connected by buses, KTM, and ERL in the future.

In line with the commercial strategies outlined in our 5-year Business Plan 'Runway To Success', klia2 will revolutionise the retail experience with various commercial offerings that offer travellers and visitors alike a diverse range of shopping and dining experiences. Key Personnel: • Tan Sri Dato' Sri Dr. Wan Abdul Aziz bin Wan

Abdullah, Chairman, MAHB • Datuk Badlisham Bin Ghazali, Managing

Director, MAHB

Penang International Airport Investment: RM 600 Million A letter from Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak dated March 25 to ask the Prime Minister to expedite the expansion and upgrading works for the airport was made available to the media recently. The airport recorded a 10% increase in passengers last year. Besides the second runway, the new airport will include an integrated cargo hub and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities.

Key Personnel: • Lim Guan Eng, Chief Minister • Najib Razak, Finance Minister

THE PROJECTS

SINGAPORE

Changi Airport’s Project Jewel Investment: USD 1.47 Billion, join venture of Changi Airport Group and CapitaMalls The glass-and-steel complex to be built on the open-air carpark in front of Terminal 1, will be the central hub connecting airport Terminals 1, 2 and 3. To open by end 2018, the airport will have five storeys above ground, and five basement levels. It boasts a gross floor area of about 134,000 sqm that will be used for retail, airport operations, attractions and a hotel. The new airport will connect the three existing terminals and Changi Airport MRT by foot, and add a passenger handling capacity of three million to Changi's current tally of 66 million per year.

Key Personnel: • Mr Lee Seow Hiang, CAG’s Chief Executive

Officer • Moshe Safdie, Architect

Hanthawaddy International Airport Investment: USD 1.5 Billion Myanmar’s Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) announced that work on the new Hanthawaddy International Airport, located 70 km outside of Yangon, would begin next year, with the facility set to be operational by 2020. The first stage of the project, which is to be built and operated by a consortium comprising Japan’s JGC Corporation, Singapore’s Changi Airport Planners and Engineers, and Yongnam Holdings, has a budget of MK1.52trn ($1.5bn) and will deliver an annual passenger handling capacity of 12m. The second stage of the development foresees capacity rising to 30m passengers a year.

Key Personnel: • U Win Swe Tun, Director General, DCA

MYANMAR

THE PROJECTS

PHILIPPINES

Mactan Cebu International Airport Investment: USD 75 Million by Asian Development Bank (ADB) The expansion project is expected to include renovation of the existing passenger terminal, construction of new commercial facilities and construction of a new passenger terminal. The project is likely to be developed under a 25-year concession agreement, which will include operation of both terminals and commercial outlets. Key Personnel: • M/Gen William K Hotchkiss (Ret),

CAAP Director General Member – Director • Sec. Joseph Emilio A. Abaya , DOTC Secretary

Chairman

San Miguel Corporation Investment: USD 10 Billion by San Miguel The $10-billion airport will have 4 runways on an 800-hectare property along the Manila-Cavite coastal road. The property is owned by Cyber Bay Corporation, which is also owned and managed by SMC. The Department of Transportation and Communications eyes to put up a new international airport by 2027 and handle 32 million passengers a year. Key Personnel: • Mr Ramon S Ang, President, SMC • Sec. Joseph Emilio A. Abaya , DOTC Secretary

Chairman

Iloilo International Airport Investment: PHP 790,455 Million from the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) The Iloilo international airport development fund allocation is comprised of the P685.8 million for the expansion of the passenger terminal building; P11.9 million for the construction of the apron; and P92.8 million for administrative and contingency costs. The five-year development plan will enable the New Iloilo Airport to operate international flights. The infrastructure works include the installation of lighting equipment of perimeter fences at the airstrip, additional check-in counters, additional ticketing offices, additional security fences, construction of a covered gym, and construction of parallel taxiway. Key Personnel: • Alan Patches, Architect, CAAP • Assistant Sec. Ildefonso Patdu Jr, DOTC

Puerto Princesa Airport Investment: USD 82.9 Million design and build was awarded to Kumho Industrial Company Limited According to the Department of Transportation, the Kumho-GS joint venture will have around 30 months to complete the project with the goal of the modern airport being fully operational by the first quarter of 2017. When finished, the new airport will be able to accommodate approximately 2 million passengers annually The airport will consist of a new passenger and cargo building, taxiways, apron, and navigation facilities. Work has begun end of last year (2014). Key Personnel: • Sec. Joseph Emilio A. Abaya , DOTC Secretary

Chairman

THE PROJECTS

CAMBODIA

Phnom Penh International Airport Investment: USD 100 Million A $100 million project to expand the passenger terminals at Phnom Penh and Siem Reap international airports has begun, as Cambodia strives to accommodate vigorous passenger growth. The current airport expansion will include extension of the parking lots and terminals, including more check-in and immigration counters and new baggage handling systems. Each airport will double its capacity to 5 million (passengers per year) from the current 2.5 million. The extensions will be completed by the end of 2015 for Siem Reap airport and 2016 for Phnom Penh.

Vientiane Wattay Airport Investment: The Lao government has sourced a loan of about US$100 million from the Japanese government to fund the project. The expansion project, begun October 2014, includes the construction of a second international terminal building, which will connect with the current international terminal, and a new two-storey domestic terminal to replace the existing one. Construction is scheduled for completion by May 2018. The capacity of the airport’s car park will also be expanded, from 150 to more than 700 vehicles. According to the Department of Civil Aviation, an average of about 2 million passengers per year are expected to pass through Wattay between 2018 and 2023, with traffic projected to increase to almost 3 million by 2028.

Key Personnel: • Yakua Lopangkao, Director General,

Department of Civil Aviation

LAOS

Siem Reap International Airport Key Personnel: • Khek Norinda, Communications Director,

Cambodia Airports

THE PROJECTS

VIETNAM

Phnom Penh International Airport Investment: USD 7.8 Billion for the first phase and USD 3.8 and USD 7 Billion for the second and third phases. Vietnam's National Assembly's Economic Committee approved the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport (LTIA). The new airport is proposed to be built in Long Thanh, Dong Nai Province, located in Southern Vietnam, approximately 45km north-east of Ho Chi Minh City. The airport will be built on 5,000ha of land and will be designed to have an annual capacity of more than 100 million passengers. It will be capable of handling large and modern aircraft such as A380 and five million tonnes of cargo a year. The construction is scheduled to start in 2017 and is expected to be fully completed by 2035.

Suvarnabhumi Airport - Bangkok Investment: USD 31 Million The long-pending expansion of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport will now resume as the board of Airports of Thailand (AoT) has decided to revive the airport's Phase 2 expansion. The new passenger terminal that will be able to handle 20 million passengers a year and a third runway that would initially measure 2,900m in length but later will be extended to 3,700m. The project will be carried out in two phases, the first will start in March 2016 while the second will start in October 2017. A remote apron covering 960,000m² of land and equipped to accommodate 28 jetliners, including eight the size of A380 superjumbos will be covered in the first phase. It would also involve the extension of an operation support tunnel and installation of utilities.

THAILAND

Key Personnel: • Pham Quy Tieu, Vietnamese Deputy Minister

of Transport • Hiroyuki Hayashi, First Secretary of the Embassy

of Japan to Vietnam

The second phase would include the construction of a satellite passenger terminal, the extension of the main terminal's eastern wing and the construction of an airline office building and eastern car park and an automated people mover system linking the satellite terminal to the main terminal, reported the Bangkok Post. Key Personnel: • Chotisak Asapaviriya, President, AOT

WHO WILL YOU MEET

Heads of Airfield and • Projects and Development • Engineering • Infrastructure • Pavements • Maintenance

If you're responsible for airfield operations, airside maintenance and engineering, runway and pavement management, long-term planning and asset life extension, join us at Airfield World Congress 2015 to forge contacts with the key decision makers from major airports, design consultants and regulators from across the world. You can expect to meet:

Senior Managers of • Airfield Assets • Airside Engineering • Pavement Engineering • Runways • Civil Engineering • Safety and Standards • Development • Technical

Director/Divisional Head/Associate from Engineering Consultants in: • Aviation • Transport Infrastructure

Director/General Manager from Construction Contractors in: • Projects • Civil Infrastructure • Transport Infrastructure • Airport Development

PAST ATTENDEES

By Location • Australia • United Arab Emirates • Brunei • Ireland • Hong Kong • Thailand • United Kingdom • United States • Malaysia • Papua New Guinea • Indonesia • France • South Korea • Germany • Taiwan • Fiji • New Zealand • Portugal • India

• Norway • Canada • Russia • Macao • Cambodia • Sweden • Sri Lanka • Qatar • Denmark • Namibia� • Vanuatu • Romania

Director/Divisional Head/Associate from Engineering Consultants in: • Aerodrome Inspector • Airfield and Terminal Services Manager • Airfield Superintendent • Airport Duty Manager • Airport Planning & Development Senior

Manager • Assistant Manager, Airfield E&M

Maintenance • Associate General Manager • CEO • Chief Principal Engineer • Civil and Structural Engineers • Civil Aviation Engineer • Civil Engineer • COO • Deputy Director of Infrastructure • Development Department • Executive Director

• Executive Vice President • Facilities Planning Manager • Facilities Planning Senior Manager • Field Services Manager • General Manager • Group Technical Director • Head of Airfield Development • Head Of Airfield Pavement • Head of Pavement Engineering • Infrastructure Management &

Development Manager • Operational Director • Plant Manager • Senior Pavement Specialist • Senior Principal Assistant Director • Technical Director • Vice President Engineering &

Service

Airfield World Congress 2015 brings together the world’s top airport operators/engineers to discuss their pavement, airside engineering and asset management challenges. Delegates attend this event to enhance their ability to effectively plan and execute major airfield maintenance and engineering projects.

A SNAPSHOT OF PAST ATTENDING FIRMS

• ICAO • IATA • Abu Dhabi Airports Company • Adelaide Airport • Aeroporti di Roma • Aeroports de Paris • Airport International Group Jordan • Airport of Mauritius • Airports Authority of India • Airports Company South Africa • Airports Fiji • Airports of Thailand • Airports Vanuatu • Athens International • Bangalore Airport • Brisbane Airport • Brunei International Airport • Cape Town International Airport • Christchurch International • Civil Aeronautics Administration

Taiwan • Civil Aviation Affairs Bahrain • Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore • Civil Aviation Authority of the

Philippines • Civil Aviation Authority Sri Lanka • Civil Aviation Authority Uganda • Civil Aviation Authority Zimbabwe

• Copenhagen Airport • Dallas Forth Worth • International Airport • Darwin International Airport • Delhi International Airport • Dubai Airports • Dublin Airport • Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria • Federal Airports Authority of Finavia • French Civil Aviation Authority • Fujairah International Airport • Gatwick Airport • General Authority of Civil Aviation, Saudi Arabia • Gold Coast Airport • Halifax International Airport • Highlands & Islands Airports • Hobart international Airport • Hong Kong International Airport • Hyderabad Airport • Incheon International Airport Corporation • Israel Airports Authority • Kota Kinabalu International Airport • Kuala Lumpur International Airport • Kuching International Airport • London City Airport • Malaysia Airports Holdings • Manchester Airport • Manila International Airport • Metropolitan Airports Commission • Mildura Airport • Ministry of Defence, UK

• Ministry of Public Works, Kuwait • Ministry of Transport Indonesia • Mumbai Airport • Munich Airport • Muscat International Airport • Nagpur International Airport • Narita International Airport • National Airports Corporation, Zambia • Norwich Airport Limited Company • Oslo Airport • Oman Airports Management • Penang International Airport • Public Works Department Malaysia • Public Works Department, Brunei • Queensland Airports • Republic of Singapore Air Force • Riga Airport • Schipol Airport • Senai International • Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority • Siem Reap International Airport • Singapore Changi Airport • Tanzania Airports Authority • TAV Airport Holding • Toronto Airport • UK Civil Aviation Authority • UK Ministry of Defence • US Federal Aviation Administration • Vancouver Airport Authority • Vancouver International Airport • Western Airports Corporation

WHO SHOULD SPONSOR If you provide consultancy, equipment solutions or materials in any of the following segments, contact us today: If you offer solutions focused on safe and efficient airside maintenance and development and need to reach the airports speaking and attending, then capitalize on the sponsorship and exhibition opportunities at this event. As a sponsor you’ll be forging contacts with the key decision makers from major airports from across the world, through an integrated marketing campaign that starts immediately. You’ll be reaching out to the leaders responsible for airfield design and planning, airfield engineering, pavement and runways, systems and maintenance, runway development, emergency response and safety and environmental and sustainability issues. Position yourself as a key supplier to this sector. Contact us at aries.calonzo@iqpc.com.sg or call us at +65 8533 6487 to know more and to understand how you can be associated with the event.

• Airport Planning and Project Consultancy • Asphalt/Bitumen • Friction and Stress Testing • Pavement Design and Servicing • Pavement Management Systems • Lighting Systems • Signage Systems • Environmental Control • Bird and Animal Scarers • Airport Design • Video Surveillance of Airport Stopover • Control Tower, Signal, Technical Control Systems

SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS GOLD PARTNER Position your business as the definitive industry leader. Take ownership of the event and demonstrate your prominence in the market. There is only one title sponsor of the show.

• 1 Individual 20 minutes presentation on day 1 Plenary Session • Moderate 1 panel discussion • Direct input into the conference agenda - sign up early and work with us to help

shape the agenda

• 1 table top space • 3 exhibitor passes to access the exhibition area

• Corporate write-up on event website • Seat drop of literature before stand alone presentations

• Branding as a “Gold Partner” • Title sponsor logo will be the only supplier logo to be reflected in the event lanyard • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on the conference brochure • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on all relevant event e-advertisements • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on all on-site signages • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on the event website, with hyperlink to and

from your website • Exclusive opportunity for drop-in of welcome letter, souvenirs and/or gifts during

delegates registration

• 4 complimentary conference passes for your company’s executives (inclusive of speaker pass)

• Full access in Networking Cocktail session

INVESTMENT: SGD 35,000 3 SLOTS

SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS SILVER PARTNER Position your business as a key industry player. This package offers an extensive variety of exposure and vast business generation benefits.

• 1 Individual 20 minutes presentation on day 1 Plenary Session OR • Participate in a panel discussion either on day 1 or day 2 • Direct input into the conference agenda - sign up early and work with us to help

shape the agenda

• 1 table top space • 2 exhibitor passes to access the exhibition area

• Corporate write-up on event website • Seat drop of literature before stand alone presentations

• Branding as a “Silver Partner” • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on the conference brochure • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on all relevant event e-advertisements • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on all on-site signages • Priority positioning of your corporate logo on the event website, with hyperlink to and

from your website • Exclusive opportunity for drop-in of welcome letter, souvenirs and/or gifts during

delegates registration

• 2 complimentary conference passes for your company’s executives (Inclusive of speaker pass)

• Full access in Networking Cocktail session

INVESTMENT: SGD 20,000 5 SLOTS / 3 SLOTS LEFT

OTHER BRANDING OPTIONS

INDUSTRY NETWORKING COCKTAIL Investment: SGD 16,000.00

LUNCH SPONSOR Investment: SGD 15,000.00 – Day 1

SGD 12,000.00 – Day 2

For organisations seeking to position themselves in close proximity to the ever-growing influential aerospace business community, this is a great opportunity to promote your brand all-year-round. Welcome Lunch is one of the highest profile activity of the show attended by official delegates and international aerospace senior professionals. You will get the opportunity to showcase your brand through various touch-points. This branding will also include a 5 minute welcome speech.

NETWORKING BRANDING Networking is crucial in doing business and Airfield World Congress makes it easy to mix with senior executives in the aerospace industry. A comprehensive programme of networking events runs throughout the event allowing you to showcase your brand, interact and potential clients and partners.

OTHER BRANDING OPTIONS

ONSITE BRANDING The uniquely global and niche nature of Airfield World Congress means you can reach your target audience, the aerospace community from Asia and globally all at one location! There are not many events that can offer such exposure for your portfolio!

VENUE EXTERIOR BANNER Investment: SGD 15,000.00

REGISTRATION GATEWAY Investment: SGD 12,000.00

STATIONARIES Investment: SGD 5,000.00

The focal point on-site, attention will be naturally drawn to the welcome arch upon entry. Be assured of maximum exposure when you sponsor this prominent structure. Visible from anywhere on the show ground, the arch provides an excellent branding opportunity for your company. Seize the attention of visitors even before they enter the exhibition hall! Our registration counter offers tremendous exposure with exclusive branding opportunities. Create an impact and brand your company in a big way by sponsoring one of a kind avenue. Literally put your brand in the hands of hundreds of your customers and prospects. As the exclusive stationary sponsor you are targeting only the premium attendees who will be in the main keynote auditorium. A great way to cost effectively get a little higher exposure and create a brand interaction with a an elite group of buyers. (Stationary to be provided by the sponsor)

OTHER BRANDING OPTIONS

CONFERENCE BADGES Investment: SGD 10,000.00

VISITOR BAGS Investment: SGD 8,000.00

ROVER PHOTOGRAPHER Investment: SGD 10,000.00

BOTTLED WATER Investment: SGD 7,000.00/day

Delegates badges are one of the few pieces of collateral at the show that every single attendee is guaranteed to see. Get your logo affiliated with this global show and guarantee exposure to every buyer at the event. Not only are bags useful for visitors on site, they also get taken away from the show therefore keeping your brand exposure going for much longer than just the 2 day event. Have 1 roaming photographer in branded T-shirt (with your company logo) engage with all visitors across the conference area and create a powerful branding experience. Pictures are instantly printed and placed in branded photo sleeves, making a fun keepsake for all visitors to cherish. 100 pieces of bottled water per day that carries your company logo. Get your branding visible and prominent on all attendees.

GET INVOLVED! TO SPEAK, EXHIBIT, ADVERTISE Contact Aries Calonzo at +65 8533 6487 or aries.calonzo@iqpc.com.sg