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Global Airport Cities Newsletter - November

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Global Airport Cities keeps you up to date with the latest news and analysis of airport land development plans from around the world. Whether its the creation of new commercial or free trade zones, plans for new office or cargo clusters or the establishment of an entire development corridor or aerotropolis project, Global Airport Cities keeps you in the loop.

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event photos

Have a look at the photos taken at the 20th ACI World and Latin America-Caribbean World Annual General Assembly 2010

events news

For Airport Cities 2011, we are absolutely delighted that our key note speakers will be none other than Fred Smith, Founder, Chairman, President & CEO of FedEx and Richard Anderson, CEO of Delta Air Lines

The rest of our speaker list can be found on the website.

featured article

Manchester aims to become the UK's first airport city
Oliver Clark takes a closer look at Manchester Airport's ambitious land development plans. For John Atkins, managing director of MAG Developments, Manchester Airport Group's property and development arm, news...

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other highlights

US airport real estate demand to soar in 2011
Growing cargo volumes and economic recovery are expected to boost demand for US airport real estate by the end of next year, research by leading property consultants Jones Lang LaSalle has revealed.

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Marijuana 'superstore' planned at Oakland Airport
Oakland International Airport could become home to the USA's first legal marijuana growing factory under plans drawn up by California-based Gropech.

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Industry news and other information is now updated on our twitter account @airportcities

event calender

Airport Cities 2011
Memphis, USA
April 11-13
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on the forum

Should the Hamilton aerotropolis go ahead?

Does anyone have an iPad?

The Panatropolis

about the book

A new global urban trend is developing as airports seek to turn surplus land into high value real estate, Global Airport Cities is a compendium covering these airport city projects which are not only boosting their revenues but also stimulating regional economic growth.

Written by experts in the conception and design of airport cities and the aerotropolis, the book includes case studies and profiles of airports and their suppliers which have already begun developing offices, retail and other commercial projects around their facilities and outlines their visions for the future.

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