Greetings from Aviation Business News, the UK-based media group dedicated to the global aviation sector and a close partner of leading aftermarket services company EirTrade Aviation.

I’m getting in touch today to let you know about a number of exciting initiatives ABN has launched that are relevant to professionals working in the aviation sector such as yourself.

First a foremost, we’re delighted to be bringing our Predictive Aircraft Maintenance (PAM) Conference to Dublin, the home of EirTrade Aviation, our headline sponsor for the third year running.

We really hope to see as many of you as possible at this important industry event at which we will be debating the impact of emerging technologies on the crucial area of aircraft operations.

As well as our magazines; MRO Management, Low Cost & Regional Airline Business, Aircraft Cabin Management and Air Cargo Management, ABN is also growing on digital channels.

We recently launched our weekly podcast, ABNcast, sponsored by Amadeus, which sees our editorial team speak to experts about a wide range of topics relevant to aviation professionals.

One of those critical areas is people and talent, and this year we are looking for our first Best Places To Work In Aviation award winners.

Firms have until July 7 to register to take our independent survey to earn the accolade and help us show to the wider world that aviation offers exciting and fulfilling career opportunities.

Every Monday our new ABN digest newsletter brings you the latest news, ABNcast episode, share prices of industry giants and trending topics from the world of aviation.

Throughout the year, our ABN journalists will be reporting from some of the industry’s most important events like IATA’s 80th AGM, World Aviation Festival and Farnborough Airshow.

We’re delighted to welcome you into the ABN community ensuring you are kept up to date on the latest developments in this incredible industry of ours.

And if you would like to receive any of our leading industry magazines for free let us know by ticking the appropriate box in our preference centre.

Many thanks and we are always looking to enhance the service we provide our audiences so please do get in touch with feedback. We value your opinion.

Kind Regards,

Lee Hayhurst

Editorial Director

Aviation Business News