"Air
Cargo - Policy and Processes",
Conference
organised jointly by
the Wildau Institute of Technology, the
University of Applied Sciences Wildau and G.A.R.S.
20th
October 2011 – Wildau University of Applied Sciences,
Germany
Presentations:
Will Terrorist Attacks on Air Cargo Have an Impact
on World Trade?
Thomas Biermann, WIT / Wildau University
of Applied Sciences
Air Cargo Market and Facilities in Berlin
Torsten Jueling, Berlin Airports
Air Cargo 2030+ ‐ Between Globalisation, Customer
Behaviour and Environmental Regulations
Annika Reinhold, Bauhaus Luftfahrt
Axel Becker, Airbus Operations
Peter Phleps, Technical University Munich
Management Strategies of Air Cargo Carriers – A
Typology from Carpet Sellers to Stars
Wouter Dewulf, University of Antwerp
Hilde Meersman, University of Antwerp
Eddy Van de Voorde, University of Antwerp
How Should ETS Costs be Allocated Between Cargo and Passengers on Joint Air Services
Peter Morrell,
University of Cranfield
Studying Origin and Destination Market Supply by Air
Cargo Alliances
Florian M. Heinitz, Erfurt University of Applied Sciences
Peter A. Meincke, DLR
The Airport Choice of Freighter Operators in Europe:
Insights from a Discrete Choice Analysis
Franziska Kupfer, University of Antwerp
Beyond Supply-Chain Optimisation:
Implications of Electronic Documentation on the Air Cargo System
Verena Charlotte Ehrler, DLR
Melanie Murphy, DLR
Hansjochen Ehmer, DLR
Alexandra Leipold, DLR
Is There a Market Potential for the Use of
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Air Cargo Logistics?
Lars Gundlach, WIT – Wildau Institute
of Technology