Speaker Biograghy: Antoinette is a registered architect and urban designer with 25 years’ experience across a wide range of projects. She has a degree in Architecture from the University of Sydney, and Master's in Urban Design. She has directed a range of projects at Heathrow and London Stansted Airport, including the strategic and landside masterplan for Heathrow Airport, new Satellite Pier designed for off-site manufacture, and the redevelopment of Terminal 3, including the Virgin Atlantic Upper Class Terminal. She has been lead architect for the concept design of Heathrow East Terminal, a 30mppa facility for Star Alliance. She was the design team leader for the first commercial spaceport for Virgin Galactic at Spaceport America, New Mexico, following which she directed the masterplan for Incheon Terminal 2. Currently she is a design team leader for the expansion of Tocumen International Airport Terminal, Panama, and Mexico City Airport.


Day 2 - 11 March
Session: IATA Day

13:00 - 13:00 - Panel discussion: The new Mexico Airport
Synopsis: Together with airlines, (Aeromexico/Delta/Skyteam), airport and consulting colleagues, the panel will consider the new Mexico Airport development and the opportunity it provides to build a new 21st century airport. Panellists will discuss their separate interpretations of how a new airport will operate, and review this in terms of the physical manifestation of the new Mexico Airport. Panellists will use graphics to demonstrate their interpretations.

Audience will learn:

• Underlying 'new airport' concepts being considered for the Mexico airport project
• How IATA Fast Travel concepts are being interpreted for implementation at MEX
• How the project time frame and phasing may impact the different phases of delivery
• Opportunities and challenges facing the new Mexico Airport project team