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1 Thank you to our Principal Sponsor

2 Chairman s Opening Remarks Glyn Hughes Global Head of Cargo, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

3 START

4 Thank you to our Entertainment Sponsor

5 Thank you to our Principal Sponsor

6 Thank you to all our Sponsors! Thank you to our Session Sponsor

7 Afternoon Panel Questions

8 Welcome Remarks Dr. Karsten Mühlenfeld CEO, Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH Thank you to our Session Sponsor

9 ICAO s Role in Making Skies Safer Dr. Fang Liu Secretary General, ICAO Thank you to our Session Sponsor

10 The State of the Industry Tony Tyler Director General and CEO, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

11 Networking Break Thank you to our Sponsor

12 Download the App Go to Tap the share icon Add to home screen

13 WCS: The First Ten Years Glyn Hughes Global Head of Cargo, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

14 WCS over the last 10 years! 1 st World Cargo Symposium 2007 Mexico Theme: Focus on Simplicity 580 delegates 2007 Mexico

15 Where we ve been 2 nd World Cargo Symposium 2008 Rome Theme: Focus on the Customer 640 delegates 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome

16 Where we ve been 3 rd World Cargo Symposium 2009 Bangkok Theme: Delivering in Turbulent Times 750 delegates 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2009 Bangkok

17 Where we ve been 4 th World Cargo Symposium 2010 Vancouver Theme: Bounce Back: Rebuild the Future 880 delegates 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2009 Bangkok

18 Where we ve been 5 th World Cargo Symposium 2011 Istanbul Theme: Connecting the World 860 delegates 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2009 Bangkok

19 Where we ve been 6 th World Cargo Symposium 2012 Kuala Lumpur Theme: Partnership at Work 760 delegates 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2009 Bangkok 2012 Kuala Lumpur

20 Where we ve been 7 th World Cargo Symposium 2013 Doha Theme: Action for Sustainability 870 delegates 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2013 Doha 2009 Bangkok 2012 Kuala Lumpur

21 Where we ve been 8 th World Cargo Symposium 2014 Los Angeles Theme: Transformation through Innovation 1060 delegates 2014 Los Angeles 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2013 Doha 2009 Bangkok 2012 Kuala Lumpur

22 Where we ve been 9 th World Cargo Symposium 2015 Shanghai Theme: Improving the Customer Experience 1000 delegates 2014 Los Angeles 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2013 Doha 2009 Bangkok 2015 Shanghai 2012 Kuala Lumpur

23 Where we are! 10 th World Cargo Symposium 2016 Berlin Theme: The Value of Air Cargo 1014 delegates 2014 Los Angeles 2010 Vancouver 2007 Mexico 2016 Berlin 2008 Rome 2011 Istanbul 2013 Doha 2009 Bangkok 2015 Shanghai 2012 Kuala Lumpur

24 WCS 2016 : Organization type 8% 8% 6% 3% 7% Airlines 38% Strategic Partners Solution Provider Airport Ground Handler Freight Forwarder 13% 17% Shippers Others

25 WCS 2016 : Regional Breakdown 12% 6% 18% 8% 56% Europe Americas North Asia Asia Pacific Middle East/Africa

26 WCS: The First Ten Years Glyn Hughes Global Head of Cargo, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

27 Economic Outlook: When Will Growth Return? George Anjaparidze Senior Economist, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

28 When will growth return? Maneuvering in difficult times World Cargo Symposium 15 March 2016 Berlin George Anjaparidze, Senior Economist To represent, lead and serve the airline industry

29 Global economy has stagnated new mediocre is new reality IATA Economics

30 IATA Economics IMF forecasts have continuously been revised down

31 IATA Economics In advanced economies, Euro area a key story

32 IATA Economics US economy slowing but underlying drivers are positive

33 China s rebalancing and slowing has hit commodity exporters IATA Economics

34 IATA Economics Financial market volatility can impact real economy

35 IATA Economics Deflationary pressure have adverse impacts on demand

36 World trade has been weak but positive momentum for FTKs IATA Economics

37 IATA Economics Consumer confidence is a source of optimism

38 Purchasing managers index on export orders bearish in short term IATA Economics

39 IATA Economics Semi-conductor shipments are contracting

40 Fuel prices fall - short term gain but can be a double-edged sword IATA Economics

41 IATA Economics Freighters have been coming out of storage

42 IATA Economics Passenger business outstrips cargo

43 Widebody payload capacity deliveries leads to bulging belly IATA Economics

44 IATA Economics Yields stable but pressure likely to build

45 Summing it up Macro-economy: new mediocre is new reality Positive momentum in air cargo but short-term export weakness a concern Mid-term consumer confidence can be a source of optimism Air cargo capacity rising as lower fuel prices prevail Yields likely to come under increasing pressure IATA Economics

46 A Day in the Life of. Peter Gerber Chairman of the Executive Board & CEO, Lufthansa Cargo Roger Hailey Editor, Air Cargo News Thank you to our Session Sponsor

47 Legal Brief Daniel Kanter Senior Legal Counsel, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

48 Chairman s Remarks Glyn Hughes Global Head of Cargo, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

49 03:12:02 STOP

50 Since I activated the stopwatch 12,500 flights took off 21,000 shipments sent 30,000 tons carried $US 2.3 billion carried in value

51 Networking Lunch Thank you to our Sponsor

52 The Value of Air Cargo Moderator: Nick Careen, SVP, Airports Passenger Cargo Security Division, IATA Panel: Denis Ilin, Executive President, AirBridge Cargo Lucas Kuehner, Global Head of Air Freight, Panalpina Management Ltd Steven Polmans, Head of Cargo, Brussels Airport Company Chris Welsh MBE, Secretary General, Global Shippers Forum Question? Thank you to our Session Sponsor

53 Thank you to our Session Sponsor

54 First Responder: Air Cargo in Humanitarian Relief Steven J. Smith Executive Director, Airlink Michael Brown Head of Logistics, Airlink Thank you to our Session Sponsor

55 An Aviation Initiative Connecting Aviation to Disaster Response Steve Smith, Executive Director Michael Brown, Head of Logistics

56 Airlink is a rapid-response, disaster relief organization that connects air carriers with pre-qualified NGOs to transport aid workers and cargo. 56

57 Humanitarian Nonprofit Partners Airlink supports Disaster First Responders, Disaster Recovery Organizations, as well as International Development Organizations Disaster Response Development First Response Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Food and Nutrition Food and Nutrition Shelter and Infrastructure Shelter and Infrastructure Healthcare Healthcare Education & Human Rights

58 Airline & Logistics Partners

59 Industry Support

60 2015 in Review Responded to 8 major disasters Delivered USD $1.1 million in airlift 267 aid workers flown 300,000 lbs of aid cargo delivered Severe Flooding Malawi Cyclone Pam Vanuatu Earthquake Nepal Severe Flooding Texas, USA Typhoon Soudelor Marianas Islands Ebola Outbreak West Africa Hurricane Joaquin South Carolina Syrian Refugee Crisis Greece

61 Airlink Response: Nepal Earthquake Delivered 34 tons of aid cargo 80 relief workers $260,000 in value Collaborated with 5 airlines and 12 nonprofits

62 Airlink Response: AirBridge to West Africa to Combat Ebola 44 flights provided by 10 airlines, supported by logistics and ground transportation

63 Airlink Response: Typhoon Haiyan, Philippines Delivered 24,000 pounds of aid cargo 51 relief workers $115,000 in value Collaborated with 10 airlines and 17 nonprofits

64 Supporting Air Carriers in Humanitarian Relief 1. Understand the disaster situation. 2. Identify the humanitarian needs and air requirements. 3. Prioritize support for humanitarian relief. 4. Coordinate to maximize airlift impact. 5. Promote air carriers as force for good. Collaborating and responding as a global industry.

65 Join Our Collaboration Logistics Freight Forwarding, Ground, Ocean Making an impact in disaster relief through industry collaboration, providing expertise, capacity, or even funding to make humanitarian relief possible. NGOs Pre-qualified responders Disaster Response Partnership Aviation Industry Funding & Capabilities Airlines Seats, Cargo Space, Frequent Flier Miles

66 Airlink Leadership

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68 Contact us Steve Smith Michael Brown

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70 Air Cargo, Where Will Growth Come From? What are the Commodities to Drive Future Industry Volumes? Moderator: Chris Goater, Assistant Director Corporate Communications, IATA Panel: Andrew Gordon, Director Strategic Marketing & Analysis, Airbus Tom Hoang, Regional Director, Cargo Marketing & Environmental Strategy, Boeing Gert-Jan Jansen, Executive Director, Seabury Group Question? Thank you to our Session Sponsor

71 Chairman s Closing Remarks Glyn Hughes Global Head of Cargo, IATA Thank you to our Session Sponsor

72 07:21:02 STOP

73 During opening plenary 30,000 flights took off 50,000 shipments sent 70,000 tons carried $US 5.4 billion carried in value

74 Networking Break Thank you to our Sponsor