ISTAT members are invited to an evening of networking at this private reception. All ISTAT members are invited to bring one guest to the complimentary reception. Registration is required.

ISTAT Chalet
19-25 June
8:30 - 18:00

Chalet registration is closed; however, you may register on site. The Chalet offers a convenient setting for quick meetings and the opportunity to mingle with other ISTAT members. It also provides easy access to the static air exhibits as well as fantastic views of the daily air show.

 

Registration for ISTAT EMEA, set for 24-26 September at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre, opens next week. Housing options will be available, but you must register before housing can be secured. ISTAT EMEA provides members with countless opportunities to network and create new, lasting business connections. Nearly 2,000 delegates are projected to attend the event, which will again feature keynote presentations, panel discussions and much more. Look for more information in the coming weeks.

 

Save the date for the next ISTAT Latin America Forum. This year's event takes place 15-16 November at the Hilton Bogotá. Registration will open in August.

 

ISTAT EMEA
24-26 September 2017
Edinburgh International Conference Centre
Edinburgh, Scotland
Registration opens soon

ISTAT Holiday Receptions
6 December 2017
Dublin, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Tokyo 

2018 

ISTAT Americas
4-6 March 2018
San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina
San Diego, CA, USA

ISTAT Asia
8-10 May 2018
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia, Singapore

 

ISTAT is pleased to announce these new and returning members.

 

Congratulations to these ISTAT members on their new positions.

 

Check out this month’s #ISTATGivesBack with Yreka Flores, featuring students of the ISTAT University Program.

 

View a letter from new ISTAT Foundation Chairman Jep Thornton and a feature on the Foundation at ISTAT Americas.

 

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The summer issue of Jetrader is available and will be arriving in mailboxes shortly. Packed with content, this issue reflects on ISTAT Americas and ISTAT Asia, while also offering a look at the future of 3D printing, the freighter market recovery, appraiser education, Foundation updates and a host of other topics. Be sure to check out the new issue here.

 

For those familiar with the freighter aircraft market, 2009 seems like an eternity ago. At that time, freighters of all ages and types were flying into desert storage in record numbers. Air cargo demand had fallen dramatically as the impact of the global recession set in. Some international carriers grounded most of their long-haul freighters, and 777 passenger bellies were considered a real threat to the future of main deck airfreight. Meanwhile, ocean and rail shipping, always more cost effective, became faster and more reliable and with track-and-trace capability formerly only from the integrators.

 

Advertising space is now available in the Autumn issue of Jetrader magazine. Beyond our normal distribution to all ISTAT members in both print and interactive digital editions, this issue will have significant bonus distribution at ISTAT EMEA event this September. For year-round access to ISTAT members, please reference the advertising opportunities available through ISTAT and Jetrader by clicking here, or by contacting: Erik Henson, Jetrader media director at +1 352-333-3443 or ehenson@jetrader.org.

ISTAT media allows you to enjoy direct and targeted access to more than 4,500 C-suite executives, vice presidents, chairmen, partners, principals, presidents, marketing/sales directors and managers within the global aviation community.

 

 

IATA's semi-annual report takes a broad look at how the airline industry is adding value for its consumers, the wider economy and governments, as well as for its investors.

 

Airbus has forecast a need for 34,170 passenger and 730 freighter aircraft, worth a combined total of $5.3 trillion, by 2036, according to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast 2017-2036 presented 9 June.

 

One of the highlights of the aviation calendar, the biannual Paris Air Show celebrates its 52nd edition this month. Organizers expect 2,300-2,400 exhibitors and revealed at a press briefing in May that the show had sold out in October 2016, five months earlier than normal. Some 150 aircraft are expected to be on display.