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Airport operation requires professional techniques and security software and hardware, while the quality of services provided to airport users is also required to follow the internationally recognized standards. In order to fully understand the trend of international development, learn from the excellent management standard of partners in the same industry, as well as keep updated and lower the risk of being marginalized, Macau International Airport Co. Ltd. (CAM) has been actively participating international and regional cooperation platforms, including the international Airports Council International (ACI), the regional East Asia Airports Alliance (EAAA) , the China Civil Airports Association (CCAA) in Mainland and the nearby A5 Forum. Moreover, CAM emphasizes to make use of its own advantages to form airport alliances, aiming to unite the industry, build a platform for information exchange, interaction, communication and cooperation. Thus CAM has established sister airport relationships with several small and medium sized domestic and overseas airports. China and Portuguese-speaking Countries Airports Conferences are also regularly held in Macau to build a platform for communication and cooperation for Mainland China, Portugal and Macau.

Airports Council International

Macau International Airport Company Limited (CAM) has joined Airports Council International (ACI) since the commencement of Macau International Airport (MIA) in December 1995. ACI is an international airport organization that represents the collective interests of 814 airport members around the world and is committed to promote excellence in the airport management and operations. Currently, ACI has their members operating over 2,110 airports in 169 countries and territories (Data as of December 2024). ACI’s headquarter is set in Montreal, Canada, with five regional divisions in Africa, Asia-Pacific and Middle East, Europe, Latin America–Caribbean and North America.

As the airport member of ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East, CAM proactively supports and participates in ACI’s annual conferences, exhibitions and various activities. Executive Director of CAM, Mr. Kan Cheok Kuan was also elected as Regional Board Director of the ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East. He joins other senior airport executives from airports in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East to form the governing body of the regional office, which is responsible for overseeing the Regional Office’s policies, fiscal management, and providing strategic guidance for ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East in its advocacy efforts, programmes and activities within the region. CAM will consistently facilitate deeper cooperation between aviation partners throughout the region, bringing Macau one step closer to becoming a World Center of Tourism and Leisure.



ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East Regional Board Directors