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1st Annual MIT Airline Industry - Washington DC Conference :
"Air Travel Six Month After 9/11: Working Towards Recovery "
Tuesday, March 26, 2002
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza, 6th Floor
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, D.C.
Hosted by:
MIT Global Airline Industry Program
Funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
& Boeing Commercial Airplane Company
Introduction: Developing a Perspective
- Working Together: a 360 Degree Solution
Nicole W. Piasecki (Boeing) - Keynote Address
The Hon. Jane Garvey (Administrator, FAA) - The Airline Industry Since 9/11: Overview of Recovery and Challenges Ahead
Dr. Peter Belobaba (MIT) - Air Travel Booking Trends and Outlook
Mike Stacy (SVP Marketing, Travelocity)
Panel Discussion 1: Airline Security - What's Next?
- Passenger Survey Results - Perceptions of Security
Dee Allsop (Excutive VP, Wirthlin Worldwide) - Airline Security - What's Next?
Captain Ed Soliday - Panel Discussion - Summary
Panel Discussion 2: Airline Operations - A Return to Previous Levels?
- Airline Operations - A Return to Previous Levels?
Prof. John Hansman (MIT) - Panel Discussion - Summary
- Lunch Speaker
James Oberstar (Congressman)
Panel Discussion 3: Labor / Management Relations - Helping or Hindering Recovery?
- Labor and Employee Relations - Help or Hindrance to Recovery?
Prof. Tom Kochan (MIT) - Pilots United with America
Seth Rosen (Director of Representation, Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA)) - Panel Discussion - Summary
Panel Discussion 4: Looking Ahead: The Airline Industry Tomorrow
- Implications for Airline Industry Structure and Competition
Dan Kasper (LECG Consulting) - Role of Low-Cost Carriers
Bill Swelbar (ECLAT Consulting) - Updated Market Outlook for Air Travel
Gordon McHenri (Director-Market Development, Boeing) - Panel Discussion - Summary
