Vector to exhibit at the 2020 SWAAAE Monterey Conference
- Vector Airport Systems
- Jan 22, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: May 6, 2021
Vector Airport Systems is proud to be exhibiting at the 60th Annual SWAAAE Airport Management Short Course in Monterey, CA from January 26th-29th.
We look forward to attending and showing how Vector’s suite of products can increase visibility and free up time and resources at airports.
Please look for our bright yellow booth and stop by for a demo of a live Vector system and to meet our team.
To learn more in advance of the conference or set up a meeting, please contact Tom Breen or Ken Perez directly at the contact information below:
Tom Breen
781-983-1741
Ken Perez
540-273-5474
For more information about the conference, please visit the conference home here.
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