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Chair: Johnny Ojeil, Ramboll, UK
Mission Statement:
In 2022 the AET set up a new Programme Committee on Aviation.
We are excited to have formed a new Aviation committee which will allow us to hopefully attract papers and participants from a range of specialist topics in the world of aviation. Aviation is seeing many challenges throughout the world in addition to the Covid pandemic and a lot of work is being carried out to support airports heading towards being a more sustainable industry. Transport plays a key part in helping the industry move towards a more environmentally friendly product. Zero carbon, mass sustainable transport and active travel are all key areas were we will be looking for contributions from moving forward.
ETC 2026 - Aviation Call for Papers
This stream provides a home for issues relating to air travel and transport. We invite you to submit abstracts for papers within the broad spectrum of aviation.
The committee is dedicated to the aviation sector of transport and is very interested to hear from practitioners and researchers related to this filed that can help promote this sector. This includes any new areas of innovation, good practice, challenges and how they are being overcome. would welcome abstracts that are able to show results of research or projects that can be evidenced and quantified adding value to the audience in terms of tangible results. This also of course does not eliminate area of recommendations for further research or roadmaps.
Our themes for this year’s conference cover broadly areas related to research, aviation policy, masterplanning, economics, accessibility, technology and case studies related to airports
We are interested in papers covering topics or themes such as:
- Masterplanning of airports (landside and airside)
- Net zero initiatives by airports including airline and airport owners and operators net zero initiatives, modal share assessments and targets
- Connectivity to and from airports(mass transit type transport)
- Meeting environmentally set targets as part of monitoring and evaluation
- Airline related matters such as policy, clear skies and economic assessments
- Terminal assessments that include pedestrian design and simulation of passengers
- Research in the field of aviation related to topics that cover net zero, competition, forecasting , accessibility, and economic studies
- Case studies that include air transport as part of projects in total or as a whole
- Drone related studies and advancements in this field
As a committee we aim to bring out recent developments in the aviation sector and we encourage participants to share this knowledge in an open dialogue format that will benefit all practitioners in this filed and beyond that have an interest in aviation and mobility.
Our aim is to make these sessions as interactive with the audience as possible and we encourage debates to take place that will enrich and inform us all.
Important notice:
Each year we receive more abstracts than can be accommodated in the programme. If your abstract is selected, please be aware that others have been rejected, that the ETC organisation has invested time in devising an attractive and coherent programme and that delegates use this programme to decide to come to the conference.
Before submitting your abstract, please make sure at least one of the authors can attend the conference to present the paper or poster, that finances are available for conference fee, travel and accommodation costs and that you have/will obtain the approval needed (from management or client) to present the work in public at the time of the conference. If your paper is accepted, you will be required to book and pay for the conference by the end of June.
We do understand that sometimes circumstances can force authors to withdraw. If so, you would help us by informing us as soon as possible. Last minute withdrawals or no-shows negatively affect the conference experience of your fellow transport professionals.
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