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SWIFT 2023 - EQUIPMENT YEAR
Welcome back to the first full SWIFT conference since 2019 and the first Equipment Year expo since 2017 where suppliers display and demonstrate airfield equipment of all sizes:
- Monday, Sept 25th: CAPTG workshop and Welcome night (Winnipeg Delta Hotel – downtown)
- Tuesday, Sept 26th: Opening plenary and conference (Winnipeg Delta Hotel – downtown)
- Wednesday, Sept 27th: Exclusive Expo and Demo day at YWG
- Thursday, Sept. 28th: Conference & closing plenary (Winnipeg Delta Hotel – downtown)
Early bird tickets ($100 off) on sale now
Sponsorship and expo inquiries: Sponsor SWIFT
Sponsors
CAPTG (Canadian Airport Pavement Technology Group) are maintaining their long-standing relationship with the event with sessions exploring technological developments in the design, construction evaluation and maintenance of pavements.
SWIFT PROVIDES A FORUM
- Exchanging ideas, issues and solutions about every aspect of airfield maintenance.
- Sharing results of research and development projects
- Identifying issues and changes to existing regulations, policies, standards and guidelines, technical training, maintenance management and practices
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Airport authorities – small, medium and large airports located in Canada, US and Europe
- Airfield operations, civil engineering and maintenance management
- Government agencies involved in developing and regulating airports
- Air traffic control agencies
- Airport pavement engineers and contractors
- Military airport operators and pilots
- Manufacturers of airfield related materials, chemicals, equipment, instruments and systems
- Aircraft manufacturers
- Airline representatives
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Design, construction, and maintenance of airport pavements
- Snow removal & ice control procedures & equipment
- Regulations relating to airfield operations & maintenance
- Evaluation of runway surface conditions
- User perspectives on airfield operation & maintenance
- Anti-icing and de-icing chemicals and techniques
- Environmental issues related to airfields
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