John Hume

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  John Hume
  
  Partner, Hume Brophy Communications
  
  John Hume is a Partner in Hume Brophy Communications, a communications, lobbying and public relations agency that specialises in airports and aviation.Hume Brophy has offices in Brussels, London & Dublin.
  
  Hume Brophy currently advises many of the major airport groups on their communications and political strategies.Hume Brophy also works with a number of major suppliers to the airports industry helping them build market share.
  
  John Hume has over twelve years of experience working at a senior international level with the airports and duty free industries.From 1999-2005, John served in Brussels as Deputy Director General of Airports Council International Europe, the representative body for the European airports industry.
  
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  John Hume Partner Hume Brophy Communications Tel: +353 1 662 4712 Mob: +353 868 515 478 E- mail: john.hume@humebrophy.com

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  "We are very happy with the report", said Policy and Legislative Affairs spokesperson, John Hume.
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  "For example", explains John Hume, "if Aer Lingus provide 44% of air traffic at Dublin airport, then Aer Lingus will pay 44% of Dublin airport's central fund".Also provided for under the report is for an appointed person to be available at each airport to cater for people with disabilities.This looks likely to be paid for by airline travellers.The main beneficiaries of the report, which received political agreement last week and will be voted on this Thursday, look set to be charter flights, who carry more disabled passengers than low cost airlines."From an airports perspective, we are very happy", says Hume.

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  Conference moderated by John Hume and Martin Moodie.
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  John Hume, Partner, Hume Brophy Communications

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  John Hume, Deputy Director General of ACI Europe was more welcoming towards the outcome of the vote."We are very happy with it". "By nature, aviation is a global business.Anything that will help maintain safety standards, we are in favour of, and we hope for a speedy implementation". This is a distinct possibility as the legislation has passed through with uncommon speed. "Nobody's been hanging around on this", Hume continues. "It's been put through at some speed.

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  John Hume, Partner Hume Brophy Communications Tel: +353 868 515 478 -E-mail: john.hume@humebrophy.com

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  But there is still much to do, as ETRC President Frank O'Connell and consultant John Hume told Doug Newhouse in this in-depth interview today.
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  John [John Hume-Ed] here has been very good here.
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  John Hume: But if you go to Montreal and you agree to this in an international forum and then go home and decide to ignore it that's not good.
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  Well I suppose we actually learned something from 1999 and with John here with us and with Keith Spinks, Sarah Branquinho and with others we've been through the 1999 thing and we did learn a lot from that.

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  The conference was opened by Philippe Hamon, Director General, ACI EUROPE, pictured centre with John Hume, Director of Policy, ACI EUROPE, (left) and John Burke, President, ACI EUROPE and Advisor to the Board, Aer Rianta (right).

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  The study, researched over the past two years, "shows that airports create jobs, generate inward investment and build prosperity for the regions which they serve," said John Hume, ACI Europe's Director of Policy.

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  John Hume, Director of Policy, ACI EUROPE, outlined the situation facing member airports, namely a plunge in passenger numbers since the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East. In Europe, global passenger traffic declined sharply resulting in an overall decline of 5% for international passengers in March 2003 compared with March 2002. The last ten days of March 2003, i.e. the days impacted by the war in Iraq, saw passenger numbers declining sharply at many European airports (Lisbon Airport -22.8%, Malta -17.2%, Manchester airport -12%, Schiphol -12%, Turin Airport -11.1%, Rome Fiumicino -6,7%). As a result of the current crisis, some airports have taken the decision to put all investments on hold, such as at Schiphol Airport, which has postponed its investment projects for around two years.
  
  Hume highlighted the importance of immediate intervention from the European Commission especially in the fields of insurance and security.

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