Abu Dhabi, May 14, 2015/- In a bid to curb rising fuel challenges and put a brake on several issues associated with fuel, Alareesh Air Transport Company or AATC is organizing an Aviation and Jet Fuel Safety conference that aims at monitoring several fuel trends and highlighting latest technologies that may enhance fuel efficiency and its safety. This conference will be held in Abu Dhabi on 20th and 21st of October and will be hosted by key members of the aviation society. The primary motive of organizing the conference is to find ways of improving the ecosystem and providing it an ecological growth.

Extensive discussion sessions are the major highlight of this conference that are solely targeted towards addressing looming fuel prerequisites of the aviation industry and sharing some insights on how to improve the profit accountability of the airline section. Participants from all over the world are invited to attend this conference and make their valuable contribution towards the wellbeing of the aviation industry.

The Aviation and Jet Fuel Safety conference will be attended by some of the prominent figures of the aviation industry who will deliver keynote speeches in regards to how optimum jet fuel efficiency can be achieved and what can be done towards saving our ecosystem. Dr. Barry Stevens, the founder of TBD America Inc. and Baba Y Muhammad, a distinguished businessman are some big names that will be acting speakers at the conference.

The conference will be a hub of several participants from different fuel industry domains including oil companies, aircraft carriers, air travel companies etc. that makes this conference an ideal setting to enhance business prospects and interchange contact information with colleagues who share the same interests.

One of the head managers of AATC at a press meeting held recently was heard saying ‘’we are hosting this conference to bring together everyone on the matter of aviation and jet fuel safety. This is a concern we all share; thereby, it is important for us to meet and discuss what the future of fuel industry beholds for us’’ .

Registrations for the conference are open 24 hours at http://afccbh.net/reg.php where prospective participants are required to fill in their credentials on the registration form. Registration entitles all participants with a full two day pass that allows complete access to all presentations and exhibitions, in addition to breakfast and lunch.