Indian Air Operators and Ground Training Schools mission to Canada”

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AeroSoft to be participate in  “Mission To Canada”

 Canadian Government in association with Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) is mounting “Indian Air Operators and  Ground Training Schools mission to Canada”. The 7 day mission is scheduled during 30Th October - 6 November  2010. The mission will visit the  cities of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. AeroSoft Corp  has been Selected as a potential participant in this business mission.

This Programme will start from Montreal and cover  Toronto and  Vancouver.  The mission will be covering 2 days in each city to visit leading Canadian Airlines, flying schools, B2B meetings and  also attend  B2B   meetings at ATAC's  annual general meeting at Vancouver.

AeroSoft Corp is the only Software company from Madhya Pradesh who is participating in this Mission to Canada. To attend Mission to Canada the Chief Executive Officer of AeroSoft Corp Capt Shekhar Gupta personally visiting Canada on 28th October.

During Mission to Canada the projects of 2 software engineers Sapan Jain and Rekha Kumari would be explain to Canadian Airlines. A 10 members Task Force is  to be ready for the Mission to Canada. Task force shall be included Pilots, Software engineer, MBA [ HR & Mktg]. Both the Project Officers explained their projects.

Rekha Kumari told about Cloud computing process, that Most cloud computing infrastructures consist of services delivered through common centers and built on servers. Clouds often appear as single points of access for all consumers' computing needs. 

Sapan Jain told about virtual Office can save a lot of money of Airlines. AeroSoft Corp is the 1st and only software company which is into Aviation Virtual office in India.  This will be a great experience for the youth of Indore.

2nd Phase of Mission to Canada will start from 15th November at Indore.

Cebu Pacific makes record debut at Philippine bourse

 
MANILA: Philippine budget airline Cebu Pacific soared on its stock exchange debut Tuesday as it said its initial public offering had become a record for the country.


The firm's shares rose 6.4 percent to end at 133 pesos on the Philippine Stock Exchange, from its opening price of 125 pesos.


It said its IPO eventually raised 539 million dollars after selling 186.6 million shares, or 30.4 per cent of outstanding stock, to local and foreign investors.


"The IPO is the largest ever conducted in the Philippines in US dollar terms," the company claimed in statement.


Monday's strong rise came as the broader market slipped 0.17 per cent.


Proceeds from the IPO would be used to boost its fleet, Cebu Pacific said, adding that by 2014 it will have taken delivery of 22 new Airbus A320 aircraft.


Stock exchange chairman Hans Sicat said Cebu Pacific's listing came at a time when the bourse was setting record highs, with the key index gaining 40.43 per cent over the year-to-date.


"It is the first transaction in the aviation business, and perhaps more importantly, it is a landmark deal in the low-cost carrier sector, setting a benchmark amongst regional and global LCC peers," Sicat said.


Cebu Pacific chief executive Lance Gokongwei said the firm planned to expand its international operations and make it the airline's major source of revenue in about five years.


While international passengers account for 15 per cent of the total flown by the airline, they account for 38 per cent of total revenue, he said.


New destinations in the Asia Pacific region were being planned, while current flight frequencies would also be increased, he said.


Cebu Pacific is Asia's third largest low-cost carrier and operates from four hubs in the Philippines while flying to 33 domestic and 16 international destinations.

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Emirates Wins CAPA Airline of Year Award

MANILA, Philippines – Emirates was named the winner of the prestigious Center for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) Airline of the Year Award for 2010 at a gala reception in Singapore recently.

Air New Zealand's Rob Fyfe was named CEO of the Year. The awards ceremony was held as part of this year’s seventh annual Asia Aviation Outlook summit, showcasing airline and airport CEOs from around the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.

The CAPA Airline of the Year is awarded to the carrier that has had the greatest impact on the development of the airline industry in the region, establishing itself as a leader, and the benchmark for others to follow.

It is the second time Emirates has won CAPA’s coveted top award having previously won in 2005.

“Emirates’ achievements in the past year have been extraordinary, as one of the most profitable and fastestgrowing airlines in the world," said CAPA chairman Peter Harbison.

"Emirates’ influence on competitor airline strategy continues to increase, as it aggressively enters new markets and expands others and demonstrates leadership in highquality passenger service."

Harbison said Emirates’ development has contributed to Dubai’s surge through the rankings of the world’s biggest international hubs, from 26th place in 2001 handling 12.4 million international passengers to sixth place last year with 40.1 million."

"The CAPA Airline of the Year for 2010 is certain to have a lasting and irreversible impact on the evolution of the worldwide aviation and tourism industries.” (EHL)

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