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Passenger Experience Management
30 August – 01 September 2016 | Berlin, GermanyCo-located with the event AIRLINE DISTRIBUTION TECHNOLOGY AND STRATEGY
Agile Marketing & Distribution • Product Differentiation • Comfort and Entertainment On-Board
Rossen Dimitrov, Senior Vice President Customer Experience, Qatar Airways Group, Qatar
Ayşegül Durak, Cabin Interior Chief Engineer, Turkish Airlines Corp., Turkey
Anthony Harcup, Associate, Acumen Design Associates Ltd., United Kingdom
Mikko Kiviniemi, Head of Design, Finnair Oyi, Finland
Sergey Fomenko, Executive VP Commerce, Ukraine International Airlines Jsc, Ukraine
Azman Ahmad, GM Product Management, Saudi Arabian Airlines Ltd., Saudi Arabia
Michel Pozas Lucic, Vice President Customer Innovation & Care, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines N.V., Netherlands
Sascha List, Senior Manager Ancillary Development, Air Berlin PLC & Co. Luftverkehrs KG, Germany
To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
2 conference
days
Who is Who Discover who else is participating in the conference. The matchmaking picture wall will help you identify who you want to meet at the conference. In cooperation with Speed Networking Maximise your time at this event by participating in these fast paced 1-to-1 meetings. Get to know the other attendees and exchange your business cards. Have your business cards ready!
Open Mic Address your current challenges or questions to the audience and discuss collectively possible approaches and solutions. Discussion Round Table Senior decision makers across the industry will initiate and moderate a discussion roundtable. With a maximum of ten participants, each roundtable is small enough to emphasize interactive learning, exchange and constructive discussion of solution ideas. Participants will have the opportunity to get involved in every roundtable.
Joint Sessions Plenary sessions of both co-located events, offering a platform to identify synergies and common chances and challenges in marketing and distribution.
Interactive networking sessions
Learn about elevating airline passenger experience on-board and on-ground as well as understanding individual customers’ preferences and consumer-related activities to create a seamless customer experience from reservation to touchdown.
Speakers
Expert lead
workshops
22+
5+ Hours of
networking
4
Benefits of the
co-location with the event
The digital age has given rise to new distribution channels and opportunities of new revenue generation through better customer interactions and cost reduction. The airline industry is at a transition phase, re-evaluating business strategy and the relationship with the customer as well as modernising its product portfolio and ICT. This summit enables an in-depth look into both sides of that coin.
The Event at a glance
Listen to insights from
6 Round TAbles
30 August – 01 September 2016 | Berlin, Germany
Passenger Experience Management
AIRLINE DISTRIBUTION TECHNOLOGY AND STRATEGY
15 airlines
To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
08:30 Registration and welcome coffee
Who is Who Discover who else is participating in the conference. The matchmaking picture wall will help you identify who you want to meet at the conference. In cooperation with
09:00 Opening remarks by the conference chairman
Talking about Customer Service
A welcoming and seamless customer experience across all aspects of air travel, from reservation to touchdown is an increasingly popular strategy in order to differentiate the airline product and strengthen customer loyalty.
09:10 Creating the end to end customer experience • Innovative design of customer experience across all touch points • Achieving standard of service on ground and on board • Collecting customer feedback from source on-board by leveraging connectivity Rossen Dimitrov, SVP Customer Experience, Qatar Airways Group, Qatar
09:45 Looking into the passenger’s mind: What psychology teaches us about customer’s decisions, experience and satisfaction • Customer satisfaction follows psychological rather than economic rules • How communication strategy and marketing influences psychological processes behind price acceptance and buying decision • Gaining from applying insights from consumer psychology to the airline business Prof. Dr. Georg Felser, Professor for Economic Psychology, Hochschule Harz (FH) — University of Applied Sciences, Germany
10:20 Speed Networking Get in touch with the other conference guests in quick paced 1-1 meetings – make sure you bring a stack of business cards.
10:50 Refreshment break and networking opportunity
11:20 Creating customer loyalty: Hospitality, generosity and service to guests at the core of product offering • Strategies of internal and external buy in of brand and customer loyalty • Customer focused improvement of on-ground and on-board services while monitoring structural costs • Importance of language for passenger experience Azman Ahmad, GM Product Management, Saudi Arabian Airlines Ltd., Saudi Arabia
11:55 Innovating in premium markets • Customer service as a differentiation strategy: What Etihad’s stands for • The characteristics of the premium segments: Understanding the demographics, their needs and emotions • The importance of listening to premium guest • Bringing innovation to premium guest Hector Paris Ayala Garcia, Senior Manager Market Research, Etihad Airways, United Arab Emirates
12:30 Networking luncheon
Joint Sessions with Airline Distribution Technology & Strategy
The New Relationship With The Digital Customer (I)
CRM is changing fundamentally in the airline industry with new services and convenient purchasing opportunities. Additionally, digital distribution has led to an “information explosion” that is considered among the top drivers of transformation for the travel industry.
14:00 airBaltic – Innovations for customers and business • Unlocking business potential by improved CRM and effective brand management • Benefits of a varied distribution channel portfolio and innovative payment solutions • Solving ICT challenges of offering an agile, customer-friendly service • Realising ancillary revenue and new commercial models Jānis Vanags, VP Corporate Communications, airBaltic Corporation AS, Latvia
14:35 Dynamic pricing is key to customer-centric distribution • Roadmap to true dynamic pricing • How to deal with challenges like old industry standards in pricing • A smooth migration path offers quick-wins and mitigates risks • Technology and science are available and ready to be used – what about management and organizations? Dr. Peter Schöber, Director of Revenue Management and Pricing, Lufthansa Systems GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
15:10 Airline analytics for the 21st Century • The search data, studying behaviour before the PNR is created • The geolocation, going beyond the PNR • On-time decision making Faical Allou, Biz Development, Skyscanner Ltd., United Kingdom
15:45 Refreshment break and networking opportunity
Conference Day One I Tuesday, 30 August 2016 Speakers 2016
Rossen Dimitrov, Qatar Airways
Jānis Vanags,airBaltic
Ayşegül Durak, Turkish Airlines
Michel Pozas Lucic, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Sascha List, Air Berlin
Mikko Kiviniemi, Finnair
Hector Paris, Etihad Airways
Dr. Peter Schöber, Lufthansa Systems
Diogenis Papiomytis, Frost & Sullivan
Sergey Fomenko, Ukraine International Airlines
Jörg Troester, Hahn Air Lines
To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
16:15 Airline distribution and data ownership • Innovative distribution technology to improve the customer experience • Sharing of direct data of passengers in PNR worldwide • Generating new ideas for marketing and communication and the development of web sales Sergey Fomenko, Executive VP Commerce, Ukraine International Airlines Jsc, Ukraine
16:50 Round Table Session 1 – Pricing strategies and revenue management Table 1 – Revenue management and pricing: Manage business agility and system stability Joshua Bustos, CCO, Safi Airways Co., Afghanistan Table 2 – Modern airline analytics supporting pricing and revenue management Faical Allou, Biz Development, Skyscanner Ltd., United Kingdom Table 3 – Effective customer segmentation & contemporary travel products Diogenis Papiomytis, Director Aerospace & Defence, Frost & Sullivan Ltd., United Arab Emirates Table 4 – Offer the perfect product by knowing your customers: Using loyalty programs, online channels, big data, GSM triangulation, beacons Krzysztof Jarosz, former CIO, LOT Polish Airlines S.A., Czech Republic
18:30 Closing remarks by conference chairman
19:00 Evening get-together Join us at an evening get-together. Take this opportunity to network and make new business contacts. Or just to relax and round off your first conference day.
Conference Day One I Tuesday, 30 August 2016
Azman Ahmad, Saudi Arabian Airlines
Prof. Dr. Georg Felser, Hochschule Harz (FH) — University of Applied Sciences
Anthony Harcup, Acumen Design Associates
Joshua Bustos, Safi Airways
Harris Markopoulos, Aegean Airlines
Krzysztof Jarosz, LOT Polish Airlines
Faical Allou, Skyscanner
Katja Siberg, Finavia Oyj
Florian Meissner, Deutsche Bahn Vertrieb
Beau Vanderford, Copa Airlines
Speakers 2016
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To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
08:45 Registration and welcome coffee
09:10 Opening remarks by the conference chairman
Joint Sessions with Airline Distribution Technology & Strategy
The new Relationship With The Digital Customer (II)
This module will look at the options for future revenue streams through ancillaries.
09:15 Personalisation and ancillaries: Can the industry deliver an Amazon Travel Experience? • Distribution diversity and potentials • Commercial and revenue steering • Individualisation of customer experience • Flight revenues vs. ancillary revenue & retailing Sascha List, Senior Manager Ancillary Development, Air Berlin PLC & Co. Luftverkehrs KG, Germany
09:50 Rail&Fly – Over 25 years of intermodality within Germany • Concept and distribution of Rail&Fly – How does it work? • How do airlines benefit from this product? • Current challenges of the combination between air and rail • Other intermodal concepts in the market Florian Meissner, Key Account Manager Airlines, Deutsche Bahn Vertrieb GmbH, Germany
10:25 Refreshment break and networking opportunity
On-ground Services Symposium
In most cases the airport is the first place of physical contact between airlines and passengers. Establish personal relationships while making the passenger feel secure are among the most important tasks. Listen to three keynotes from on customer experience on ground followed by a round of quick-fire questions.
10:55 Enhancing on ground customer experience • Knowing your customer, a challenge for an airport • Customer journey and the use of digital channels • How to stand out in an ever competing environment • Reactive marketing and the use of data Katja Siberg, VP Marketing and Business Development, Finavia Oyj, Finland
11:15 Customer service in the age of increasing automation • Advantages of customer self-service for heightened passenger experience • Re-definition of customer service in an automated age • Strengthen corporate identity to compensate for little personal contact Beau Vanderford, Station Manager, Copa Airlines, United States
11:35 Securing our passengers under seamless travel • Create a controlled environment under uncontrolled circumstances • Giving the feeling of Security, district but obvious • Too much security does not mean god security • Pro activeness before reactiveness Harris Markopoulos, Manager Security and Emergency Services, Aegean Airlines S.A, Greece
11:55 Symposium Open Mic Address your questions on CRM on ground to the collective panel and listen and discuss to their approaches and solutions.
12:15 Networking luncheon
On-board Services and Cabin Trends
The core experience of a passenger is still the connected to the aircraft an services provided on-board. However, it is an expensive way for airlines to differentiate themselves. This module presents three presentations on integrating passenger experience in cabin design development.
13:45 Bringing velocity to digital design in the airline space • Engaging various internal stakeholders with design thinking for buy in • Applying lean methods and processes in a challenging tech environment • Always engaging with the user throughout the process Mikko Kiviniemi, Head of Design, Finnair Oyi, Finland
14:20 Description of ideal cabin interior design • What does comfort mean for the passenger? • Special attention to the today’s interior weights • Description of new catering concepts & new seating concepts • What are the roles of the aircraft manufacturers, cabin unit manufacturers and the operators? Ayşegül Durak, Cabin Interior Chief Engineer, Turkish Airlines Corp., Turkey
14:55 Customer loyalty for the economy class? The single biggest opportunity and untapped potential in aircraft interior design • Parameters of passenger comfort and their impact on passenger experience • Why has innovation remained incremental in economy class compared with other flight classes? • Why is there such a large disparity between the blue-sky economy seating concepts in the media and public domain vs the seats that are actually flying? • The aircraft interiors industry is ripe for next gen products – who will get there first? Anthony Harcup, Associate, Acumen Design Associates Ltd., United Kingdom
Conference Day Two I Wednesday, 31 August 2016
5 reasons to attend:
► Learn from experts from the travel
industry about new ideas for an ideal
marketing channel portfolio, efficient
data mining and customer profiling in a
digital world
► Identify opportunities of product
differentiation by creating and marketing
value-added personalised offers, unique
on-board services and additional app
services
► Determine a contemporary portfolio of
payment solutions and dynamic pricing
mechanisms
► Discuss how to establish customer
loyalty under circumstances of growing
automation and self-services on-ground
► Exchange experiences on enhancing
passenger experience on board through
comfort and entertainment features
To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
Conference Day Two I Wednesday, 31 August 2016
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Workshop AAsking your organisation the right questions about its future distribution strategy Everyone talks about NDC and your company may wonder whether they should jump on that wagon or not. This workshop will discuss in depth what are the right questions (and possible answers) for companies participating in the airline distribution chain who want to make their strategy NDC-ready. • Where is my company’s place in the future air travel distribution chain? • What are possible business cases for my company in the future air travel distribution chain? • Who are my competitors – old fellows or new entrants? • When will be the right moment to get into it?
Jörg Troester, Head of Corporate Strategy, Industry and Government Affairs, Hahn Air Lines GmbH, Germany
16:45 Registration for Afternoon Workshops
Evening Workshop | 17:00 – 19:30
15:30 Round Table Session 2 Cabin design for passenger comfort Table 1 – How to develop the ideal cabin interior for the passenger - Research into passengers’ variable needs and expectations Ayşegül Durak, Cabin Interior Chief Engineer, Turkish Airlines Corp., Turkey Table 2 – Realising product differentiation and airline corporate identity through aircraft cabin design Anthony Harcup, Associate, Acumen Design Associates Ltd., United Kingdom
16:20 Closing remarks by the conference chairman
To Register | T +49 (0)30 20 91 34 17 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 40 | E [email protected] | www.www.passenger-experience-management.com/MM
Interactive Workshops | Thursday, 1 September 2016
“You can succeed on your own terms
but you can’t succeed alone”
Join our interactive workshops and
benefit from in-depth sessions, hosted
by selected industry experts. In our
unique workshops, industry experts will
share their expertise with a limited
group of peers. Our workshop leaders
provide in-depth knowledge and will
actively foster open exchange and
discussion to help you face challenges,
discover solutions, and make
decisions crucial to business
excellence.
Workshop B | 09:00 – 11:30 Route development workshop: Airline – airport co-operation possibilitiesAirports worldwide have taken the initiative to market their destination and are increasingly proactive with potential airline partners. How this relationship can work and what the advantages are for both sides is the focus of this workshop. • Airline network planning and self-connections • Integration of flight search technology in airport apps/websites • Upsell/cross-sell opportunities
Faical Allou, Biz Development, Skyscanner Ltd., United Kingdom
11:30 Networking luncheon
Workshop C | 12:30 – 15:00Is having an ideal cabin implementable?The workshop will review new concepts for reaching maximum passenger comfort and high standard design while overcoming operators’ restrains. • What are todays’ restrictions preventing the innovations? • Review new concepts for reaching maximum passenger comfort and high standard design while overcoming operators’ restrains • Translating results into innovative cabin design and developing unique operator services together
Ayşegül Durak, Cabin Interior Chief Engineer, Turkish Airlines Corp., Turkey
15:00 Networking break
Workshop D | 15:30 – 18:00Why don’t we already use true dynamic pricing today?What could stimulate the industry to implement dynamic pricing? Let’s identify road blocking elements and outline how to remove them. • Overcome old industry standards in pricing • Develop new integrated revenue management and pricing concepts • Quick-wins and mitigated risks through the right management decisions
Dr. Peter Schöber, Director of Revenue Management and Pricing, Lufthansa Systems GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
18:00 End of workshop day
08:30 Registration and morning coffee
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30 August – 01 September 2016 | Berlin, GermanyCo-located with the event Airline Distribution Technology & Strategy
Passenger Experience Management