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Farnborough International

Airshow 2016

Logistics

July 11-15, 2016

Taxi or Car Route (60 – 90 minutes)

Light Rail Route (38-75 minutes)

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Situating the Farnborough Airshow

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Farnborough Airshow

Exhibition Halls (location of Pavilions)

Static Displays

Runway

Chalets

Canada Chalet (B30)

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FIAS 2016 Site Map

Bombardier (C3)

CAE Chalet (B28)

Canada Chalet (B30)

Canada Pavilion (Hall 4, F105)

Food Stand

Food Stands

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The Canada Pavilion

Minister Finley at

Farnborough 2014

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Chalet Plan for PAS

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Quebec Reception

Hotel

(PWGSC ADM & Dir)

Sunday and

Monday Receptions

Farnborough (off map – about a 60 minute drive)

Quebec International

Networking Dinner

Quebec Cocktail

Reception

Ontario Reception

and Dinner

Annex: FIAS Fact Sheet

• The FIAS 2016, which takes place from July 11th-15th, is the largest and most important aerospace

industry event in 2016

• Key FIAS2016 facts:

• Over 1,500 international exhibitors expected

• 110,000 business visitors plus another 100,000 public visitors expected

• 1,700 accredited media expected

• Expected Canadian delegation at FIAS

• 400 Canadian representing 130 Canadian companies and organizations participating

• 9 federal departments and agencies, Including:

• Public Works and Government Services Canada

• National Research Council of Canada

• Export Development Canada

• Defence Research and Development Canada

• Canadian activities at FIAS

• Receptions (Sunday Welcome and Canada Reception)

• 3 Keynote speaker Series Events (Boeing & Airbus)

• Business to Business Matchmaking (organizing 200+ meetings)

• Business Development Bank of Canada

• Canadian Commercial Corporation

• The regional development agencies

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Annex: PAS 2015 Fact Sheet

• Last Year’s PAS 2015 figures:

• 151,000 trade visitors and 200,000 general public visitors

• 2,303 exhibitors from 48 countries and 285 official delegations

• 4259 accredited journalists

• US$69 billion worth of orders announced

• Objectives of Canada’s participation:

• Assisting firms in maximizing opportunities in major aerospace platforms and defence

procurement programs

• Attracting and retaining foreign direct investment

• Communicating the Government’s industrial policy goals.

• To achieve these objectives, Industry Canada leads a series of initiatives, including the

organisation of:

• Senior-level programs

• the Canadian Pavilion (where most Canadian companies exhibit)

• the Showcase Canada portion of the Pavilion (which is used to promote Canada as a

global aerospace leader and to highlight Canada’s capabilities)

• a Canada Business Centre (which serves as a venue for meetings and networking

events)

• and business-to-business meetings and various targeted networking events

• a speaker series