That’s a wrap on the last #CAPASummit for 2019! Thank you to all our delegates that travelled from near and far to join us in Malta for the last 2-days of learning, networking and celebrating. Thanks to all our sponsors for your ongoing support.

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.@Datalex non-executive director Christine Ourmières-Widener called on male leaders to encourage more diversity, as it is proven that it increases the performance of an organisation #CAPASummit

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.@Korn_Ferry senior client partner, civil aviation practice Michael Bell: Gender equality “critical for solving many problems in the industry” #CAPASummit

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NK Consulting leadership consultant Natasa Kazmer: "There are more women moving into leadership roles than ever before…except in the airline industry” #CAPASummit

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.@A4Europe MD Thomas Reynaert: More and more people would be willing to offset in the future. “We have no choice, we have to offset” if the industry is going to meet sustainability targets #CAPASummit

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.@FlyWideroe chief strategy officer Andreas Kollbye Aks: The industry will be surprised at the potential of new zero emissions technology in the future, and how quickly that will come #CAPASummit

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.@A4Europe MD Thomas Reynaert: A4E calling on the incoming EC to put money in R&D in SAFs, incentivise the supply of SAFs and carry out the implementation of Single European Sky #CAPASummit

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.@Maltairport CEO Alan Borg: “Taxation doesn’t necessarily solve the issue”. He said more effort should be made in incentives for airlines to improve sustainability #CAPASummit

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.@Maltairport CEO Alan Borg: “Ultimately, we are a great industry…the quicker we get aligned on the message and the benefits the industry creates, the quicker we will be able to overcome this”. #CAPASummit

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.@SAS EVP and chief commercial officer Karl Sandlund: The carrier has compensated for around 40% of all flights in 2019 through carbon offsets #CAPASummit

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