The International Air Law Seminar
In June 2009, Felvic Aviation Events Limited, a subsidiary of KAAH, hosted its maiden event, the International Air Law Seminar, in partnership with IATA. The seminar provided legal aviation insights to lawyers, featuring prominent speakers and dignitaries, including Mrs. Dzifa Ativor.
The International Air Law Seminar
In 2009, Kilo Alpha Aviation Holdings (KAAH), along with its newly formed subsidiary Felvic Aviation Events Limited, embarked on a groundbreaking journey in Ghana’s aviation industry. Their mission? To inspire, educate, and create opportunities through events that address the intersection of law and aviation.
Their first endeavor was the International Air Law Seminar for Lawyers, a one-week seminar organized in June 2009 in partnership with the International Air Transport Association (IATA). This maiden event marked a milestone in aviation education and set the foundation for Felvic Aviation’s legacy.
A Visionary Seminar
The International Air Law Seminar was designed to meet the growing need for legal expertise in the aviation sector. Its primary aim was to provide practicing lawyers with insights into aviation law, helping them address emerging challenges in the industry.
The seminar took place at the Coconut Groove Hotel in Accra, a venue befitting the significance of the event.
Distinguished Attendees
The event attracted high-profile dignitaries and professionals from diverse sectors, highlighting its importance. Key attendees included:
- Mrs. Dzifa Ativor, then Deputy Minister of Tourism, who inaugurated the seminar.
- The Attorney General, who underscored the legal aspects of aviation.
- Senior representatives from the legal departments of the Transport Ministry, Ghana Army, and Ghana Air Force.
- A host of practicing lawyers and aviation experts.
This impressive lineup of participants underscored the event’s significance as a platform for bridging the gap between aviation and law.
Key Speakers and Facilitators
The seminar featured insightful sessions led by:
- Captain Amoah, CEO of KAAH, who addressed the seminar with a keynote speech on the intersection of aviation operations and legal frameworks.
- Mr. Michael Gill, an internationally renowned Aviation Legal Consultant and Facilitator, who guided participants through global aviation regulations and legal practices.
- Mr. Stephen Appiah Yeboah, the first General Manager of Felvic Aviation Events Limited, who played a vital role in organizing the seminar and shaping the company’s vision.
Their combined expertise provided participants with valuable perspectives and practical knowledge about the evolving legal landscape in aviation.
Support and Sponsorship
The success of the seminar was made possible by the generous support of sponsors, including:
- Coconut Groove Hotel, which served as the host venue.
- Citi FM, offering extensive media coverage.
- Business and Financial Times (BFT), amplifying the event's reach through press support.
- Ghana International Airlines, showcasing aviation’s role in Ghana’s development.
A Transformative Experience
The International Air Law Seminar left a lasting impact on its participants and the aviation community in Ghana. It:
- Enhanced Legal Expertise: Provided attendees with a deeper understanding of international air law.
- Fostered Collaboration: Encouraged networking among legal and aviation professionals, creating opportunities for future partnerships.
- Established a Legacy: Positioned Felvic Aviation Events Limited as a leader in aviation education and event management in Ghana.
A Pivotal Moment Captured
One of the seminar’s defining moments was captured in a photograph showing:
- Captain Amoah, CEO of KAAH, addressing the seminar with his visionary insights.
- Mr. Michael Gill, the Aviation Legal Consultant and Facilitator, engaging participants with his expertise.
- Mr. Stephen Appiah Yeboah, who had recently been appointed the first General Manager of Felvic Aviation Events Limited, showcasing his leadership during the seminar.
This image symbolizes the synergy of ideas and dedication that made the event a success.
Conclusion
The International Air Law Seminar was more than just an event; it was a bold statement of intent by KAAH and Felvic Aviation Events Limited. By addressing the legal dimensions of aviation, the seminar laid the groundwork for future endeavors that combine innovation, education, and collaboration in the aviation industry.
As Felvic Aviation continues to grow, this seminar remains a testament to their commitment to excellence and their role in shaping aviation education in Ghana and beyond.
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