The lifting of sanctions against Iran has created a wave of opportunities for the global aviation industry and companies are already lining up to make the most of one of the largest emerging markets since the fall of the Soviet Union.
On May 24-25, Istanbul will see overseas suppliers, maintenance, repair and operations items as well as original equipment manufacturers meet, network and engage with Iranian airlines, including Aseman Airlines, Atrak Air, Safiran Airlines, Kish Airlines, Iranian Naft Airlines and more in a historic event that will link the Iranian aviation sector with the international business community, New York City-based news agency PR Newswire reported.
The Post-Sanctions Iran International Commercial Aviation Spare Parts and Maintenance Congress will hold up a magnifying glass to Iran’s aviation sector, exposing the opportunities and limitations for suppliers and companies looking to work with Iranian airlines.
After close consultation with directors and senior decision-makers across key stakeholders in Iran and the MRO and OEM space globally, the event breaks down the challenge and will put companies in touch with experts and leaders in Iran’s aviation sector to offer them a competitive advantage in the market.
The event will answer the supplier industry’s questions to help give companies a competitive advantage:
What are Iranian airline requirements and what do they need?
Export Control: What do the sanctions now mean and what is the best way to navigate the Iranian market?
How will the terms and conditions of contracts be in Iran and how will that affect my business?
What can and can’t we do in Iran?
Attendees will scope out opportunity and meet with managing directors of leading Iranian Airlines for capitalizing on Iran’s aviation sector and uncover the optimal routes to market.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the event’s website at www.iran-commercial-aviation-congress.com.
