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The best connections for the Capital region

Berlin Airports guarantees the air traffic infrastructure for the capital region of Berlin Brandenburg with the airports Schoenefeld and Tegel. From 2011, all air traffic will flow through the new Capital Airport Berlin Brandenburg International BBI. In the first step, Tempelhof Airport was closed on 30 October 2008. This will be followed in 2011 by the closure of Tegelhof Airport and the opening of BBI.

2008 was the most successful year in the history of Berlin Airports. With a record result of more than 21 million passengers, Berlin Airports surpassed the result of the previous year by an impressive 1.4 million passengers or 6.8 percent. Thus, the aviation location Berlin ranks among Germany’s airports with the highest growth. In the ranking of the 24 German commercial airports, Berlin has once again consolidated its third place after Frankfurt and Munich. In a European comparison, Berlin comes in 15th.

Never before has Berlin been so well connected to the rest of the world. In 2008, a total of 82 airlines landed at the Berlin airports. The European route system in particular is tightly knit. Berlin served more than 170 destinations in more than 50 countries in 2008, 127 of which were in Europe. With non-stop flights from Tegel to New York, Bangkok and Doha, the capital of Qatar, the range of long-haul flights offered is constantly improving. Since September 2008, Berlin has also been directly connected to the Chinese capital Beijing.

Cooperation with travel operators, airlines, transport companies and tourist organisations continues to drive forward the expansion of flight connections to and from the capital region. Further destinations in the Middle and Far East are to follow.

A.T. Kearney is a global management consulting firm that uses strategic insight, tailored solutions and a collaborative working style to help clients achieve sustainable results. Since 1926, we have been trusted advisors on CEO-agenda issues to the world’s leading corporations across all industries. Our offices are located in major business centers in 36 countries.

A.T. Kearney was the first major consulting firm to establish a dedicated transportation practice and today we work with transportation and logistics services companies in every mode, market segment and geographic area. With a primary focus on corporate strategy, we also assist our clients with operational, marketing, organizational and information technology issues. We provide consulting to carriers as well as their customers, providing a unique perspective on shipper logistics and carrier strategy, and their relationship to traffic control, carrier selection and pricing decisions. Through our work with carriers, equipment manufacturers, government agencies, third-party service providers and other stakeholders, we have considerable understanding of the transportation industry infrastructure, economics and success requirements to help our clients compete domestically and internationally.
Our experience with particular focus on the aviation industry includes:

• Consolidation of the air transportation sector and configuration of major players
• Reconfiguration of the transportation networks of the main logistics integrators
• Diversification of airport models through development of “Airport cities” focused on retail and real estate business models
• High Speed Rail Planning and Development and Restructuring of the rail sector
• Planning of major air, port, highway, rail and logistics infrastructures
• Transformation of former state monopolies, such as postal and railway operators

 For more information, please visit  http://www.atkearney.com/

For over 60 years, Jacobs Consultancy has provided a full range of industry-leading business and planning advisory services to meet the evolving needs of the aviation industry.  We have built our practice around the concept of combining demand-based facility planning with creative business and financial planning to deliver technically superior, financially viable results.  Our range of services includes financial, business, commercial, and strategic planning, as well as airfield and airspace planning, terminal and landside planning, and environmental management and planning.
Our clients include the sponsors of many of the industry-leading airports worldwide.  Jacobs Consultancy also works with leading private airport managers and developers, financial institutions, national governments, and the airlines to help deliver solutions to the airport industry that can be implemented effectively and efficiently.
Recent or ongoing assignments include advisory work at some of the busiest and fastest growing airports around the world—Abu Dhabi, Atlanta, Bahrain, Denver, Chicago O’Hare, Incheon, London Heathrow and Gatwick, Los Angeles, Mumbai, and New Delhi.
Jacobs Consultancy operates from offices in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and in India as a Division of Jacobs Engineering India Private Limited.  
For further information, please visit our website at www.jacobs-consultancy.com or contact us by phone +44 (20) 7087 8700 or e-mail inquiry@jacobs-consultancy.com

ADC is a private shareholding Company, established in 2004, wholly owned by the Government of Jordan and Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA), operated as a private sector organization.

ADC owns Aqaba’s seaports, airport and strategic parcels of land as well as the development and management rights for these assets in addition to key infrastructure and utilities.

ADC’s objective is to unlock the potential of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone by accelerating its economic growth and development.

 Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) is an airport management company with more than 3,200 employees and a turnover of €631 million in 2008. Headquartered at Dublin Airport, the DAA's principal activities include airport management, operation and development, domestic and international airport retail management, and airport investment. The company's domestic operations include the running of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.

The DAA is currently investing €1.2 billion to transform the passenger experience at Dublin Airport by improving, expanding and modernising its facilities. The centrepiece of the investment programme, a new passenger terminal, will open fully in November 2010.

Helios is a management and technology consultancy specialising in airports, air traffic management and air transport more generally.

We support central and local government, regulators, airport operators, development agencies, master planners, engineering companies and investment banks.
We help our customers to:

• measure, understand and improve airport operational performance and resilience, both airside and landside
• determine the capacity of current and proposed airport infrastructure, both landside and airside, as well as understand the capacity implications of growth in demand and schedule changes
• understand the potential of new technologies and procedures to reduce environmental impact
• develop strategies for route retention and development

Our success has been recognised through two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise (in 2004 and 2009).

For more information, visit www.askhelios.com or contact us on +44 1252 451 651

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