IATA Wings of Change Americas 2023 arrives in Mexico City
The conference has the objective of creating a framework for meeting and dialogue between the airline industry, the State, tourism and all sectors related to aviation
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) will hold the Wings of Change Americas (WOCA 2023) summit on June 27 and 28 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Mexico City. The conference has the objective of analyzing and agreeing on future actions that allow it to develop its fundamental role in the region, as a strategic partner that facilitates social connection and is an engine of development for countries, even in the midst of a challenging economic and political panorama. .
Among the influential voices that have so far confirmed their participation in WOCA 2023 are:
Jorge Nuño Lara, Mexico Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation
Pedro Heilbron, Copa Airlines CEO
Luis Sierra, Mas Air CEO
Julio Gamero, Tag Airlines CEO
Juan Carlos Zuazua, Viva Aerobus CEO
Enrique Beltranena, Volaris CEO
Ricardo Sanchez Baker, Aeromexico CFO
Federico Pedreira, Avianca COO
María Jesus López Solás, Iberia Commercial Director
Diana Olivares, LATAM Airlines Group CEO in Mexico and CANAERO President
Ricardo Catanant, ANAC Brazil Director
Alfonso Arroyo, EASA representative for Latin America and the Caribbean
Guillaume Gressin, vice president International of Strategy and Commercial Operations Airbus Latin America and the Caribbean
Gabriela Frías, journalist, business presenter for CNN en Español
Peter Cerdá, IATA Regional Vice President for the Americas.
Some highlights of the program are:
Economic forecasts for the region
Prospects for the future of air transport in the region
Regulatory challenges and opportunities
Aviation transition towards sustainable fuels: challenges and opportunities
A roadmap to modernize airline retail in the region
The importance of Mexico and the region for a global airline
The future passenger experience through biometrics
Infrastructure needs of the region
Travel and tourism in Latin America
Importance of air connectivity
Media who want free accreditation to cover the event can write today to woca@iata.org
In the same way, tomorrow you will be able to do it directly with your press identification at the register that will be open from 9:00 am in the Foyer (Floor 2), Hyatt Regency Mexico City, Campos Eliseos 204, Polanco, Chapultepec, 11560 Mexico City .
We take this opportunity to remind you that Peter Cerdá —Regional VP The Americas IATA, along with David Hernández, IATA Country Manager Mexico (interim), will be available to answer your questions from 11:15 to 11:45 am on June 27 at the Regency Room F, Floor 1.