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1 Invitation to the Final Presentation "Air Cargo " The air cargo industry facing an area of conflict between globalisation, customer behaviour and environmental regulations Institute of Aircraft Design Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+"

Garching (near Munich) 2 hour presentation including discussion (followed by an informal

2 Final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" Tuesday 16 th of August 2011 at 02:30 p.m. Room MW2250, Technische Universität München, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Garching (near Munich) 2 hour presentation including discussion (followed by an informal discussion over refreshments) Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 1

3 Framework for the scenario project 14 TUM students Cooperation between TUM, Airbus Cabin Innovation & Design and Bauhaus Luftfahrt Six industrial and academic experts Workshop I Workshop II Workshop III Presentation Kick-off Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 2

Motivation from market perspective The air cargo market reacts exceedingly sensitive to fluctuations in the global economy, changes in customer behaviour, and new environmental regulations However,

4 Motivation from market perspective The air cargo market reacts exceedingly sensitive to fluctuations in the global economy, changes in customer behaviour, and new environmental regulations However, the industry forecasts an annual 5.9% growth in the air cargo market over the next 20 years Thus, what challenges and opportunities result for cargo aircraft operators and manufacturers? Source: Boeing 2011 Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 3

Focusing on the area of conflict between

environmental regulations Globalisation Strong

product innovation Volatility in global economy

Economic instruments to reduce noise and

EU- ETS) Ecologically motivated regulations

driven changes in customer behaviour (e.g. strawberries in winter?

5 Focusing on the area of conflict between globalisation, customer behaviour and environmental regulations Globalisation Strong growth of worldwide trade volume due to e.g. product innovation Volatility in global economy Development of transport infrastructure Increasing number of routes, including fastgrowing regions (BRIC) Source: Airbus Economic instruments to reduce noise and emissions (e.g. EU- ETS) Ecologically motivated regulations Night flight curfews Environmentallyfriendly driven changes in customer behaviour (e.g. strawberries in winter?) Role of consumer information/protection Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 4

6 Main questions addressed in the scenario project Topic: "Air Cargo " Region: Global Timeframe: Main questions addressed in the scenario project: 1. What are the relevant environment factors in context of the air cargo market development till 2030? 2. What types of goods and product segments will primarily be transported by (cargo) aircraft in the future? 3. How can the air cargo industry become more robust against external influences? 4. How could air cargo be integrated more effectively into other transport sectors in the future? What security measures should be taken into account? 5. What are the consequences for (cargo) airlines, manufacturers and airports? Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 5

Garching Forschungszentrum) From Munich city: Public transport: 25min Underground

7 How to get to TU München in Garching From the Airport: Taxi: 20-25min (cost ca. 30 ) Public transport: 40min (Line S1 to Neufahrn, transfer to regional bus 690 to Garching Forschungszentrum) From Munich city: Public transport: 25min Underground U6 to Garching Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 6

8 How to get to Room MW 2250 U6 Underground station Garching-Forschungszentrum Room MW nd Floor Technische Universität München Boltzmannstr Garching Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 7

9 Contact and registration If you and/or a colleague want to join the presentation please inform us not later than August Lehrstuhl für Luftfahrtsysteme (Institute of Aircraft Design) Natalie Gulotta natalie.gulotta@tum.de Invitation to the final presentation "Air Cargo 2030+" , Slide 8

POEM Passenger-Oriented Enhanced Metrics

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