Flight Safety Foundation med konferanseoversikt

As a service to our members and friends, we're sending out this notice about some upcoming aviation events with which the Flight Safety Foundation is involved through sponsorship or partnership.
 

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April 13-15, 2015
IATA Ops Conference 2015
Los Angeles, California

Critical path: pivotal changes for safety & operations

The conference will kick off with a series of half-day workshops on key safety, operations and infrastructure topics. The main conference sessions will include panels, expert presentations and interactive discussions to create the most effective learning and discussion environment.

Program Highlights:

• Aircraft tracking - airline implementation of the findings of the Airline Tracking Task Force
• Reducing operational risks: airline operation through conflict zones, runway safety, loss of control, CFIT and unstabilized approaches
• ATM Infrastructure safety and efficiency; how to accelerate implementation of improved ATM infrastructure to achieve safety and efficiency gains
• Simplifying the Operations Regulatory Framework and performance based regulations
• Global harmonization and interoperability of ATM programs; safety, operational, and economic implications
• Effective implementation of Aviation Safety Culture, SMS, and SSP
• Promoting data-driven approach supporting improvements in pilot training, safety auditing, and operational and cost-efficiency programs

For more information click here

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May 5-7
2015 Cabin Operations Safety Conference
Paris France

Elevating Cabin Operations Safety

This important event will feature topics that are crucial to effective and efficient cabin operations safety, both for today and tomorrow. Through the exchange of best practices, lessons learned and the latest developments, discussions will lay the foundation for the future.

Program highlights:
The 2015 edition will feature an agenda packed with valuable opportunities to share, engage, and network. A range of interactive workshops and panel discussions, plus traditional plenary sessions, will add momentum to further advance cabin safety worldwide.

The line-up of speakers will include high-profile airline, government and industry representatives from regions across the globe.

For more information click here

    

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May 20-21, 2015
2015 Regional Aviation Safety Group - Pan America (RASG-PA) Aviation Safety Seminar
Davie, Florida
Regional Aviation Safety Group - Pan America (RASG-PA) and Nova Southeastern University are welcoming States, aviation professionals, specially flight students and industry to participate in the 2015 RASG-PA Aviation Safety Seminar, the event will introduce topics such as:

• SAFETY CULTURE IN THE INDUSTRY
• HIGH ALTITUDE RISK MANAGEMENT
• RUNWAY EXCURSION (RE)
• MID AIR COLLISION (MAC)
• CONTROLLED FLIGHT INTO TERRAIN (CFIT)
• LOSS OF CONTROL IN-FLIGHT (LOC-I)

20 May 2015, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. / 21 May 2015 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. / Nova Southeastern University

Terry Administrative Building 3200 South University Drive Davie, FL 33328 Melnick Auditorium Assembly #1 1st Floor 2109

Registration is COMPLIMENTARY for the States, aviation professionals, flight students and industry. The Seminar will be conducted in English. For additional information, call (954) 262-7001 or email aviation@nova.edu

Space is limited and seats will be reserved on a first-come, first serve basis.

FAA's Wings Credit will be awarded to participants.

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2014 Safety Forum: Airborne Conflict
June 2-3, 2015
Brussels, Belgium

The Flight Safety Foundation, EUROCONTROL and ERA will be jointly presenting another single issue Operational Safety Forum in 2015, this time on Safety and Automation in Aviation. It will be held at EUROCONTROL, Brussels on the afternoon of 02 June and the morning of 03 June 2015.

The Forum aims to attract global participation of representatives from all the aviation sectors concerned with the aim of producing a conference report which documents the consensus findings and conclusions and proposes recommendations & follow-up action items to deal with thematic issues unveiled and covered.

The Forum will examine the benefits and risk associated with aviation automation, including:

• Current benefits and challenges: Overview of the current situation with automation, the safety benefits and challenges associated with automation.
• Best practices: Share best practice from Aircraft Operators and Air Navigation Service Providers - the problems and the solutions.
• Future developments: Explore the benefits and challenges associated with potential future developments in automation.

Please click here for more details.

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June 14, 2015
2015 Aerospace Media Dinner
Paris, France

The Aerospace Media Dinner has been created to recognize Excellence in Aerospace Publishing.

The Aerospace Media Dinner is the opportunity for industry to recognize the areas of outstanding excellence in aerospace journalism, a chance for industry and journalists to get together, network and acknowledge the best in their field. The FSF Cecil A. Brownlow Publication Award winner will be announced at this event.

Sponsors have the opportunity to create an award category for the sector of aerospace press they wish to honor and in addition select the candidate they wish to honor with the award.

For details please contact Peter Bradfield at themediadoctor@aol.com

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The Regional Aviation Safety Group - Pan America (RASG-PA), the Medellin Tourism Bureau and the Colombian Civil Aviation Authority in partnership with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Latin America and Caribbean Air Transport Association - ALTA, will be sponsoring the 6th Pan American Aviation Safety Summit and the 8th RASG-PA Annual Plenary Meeting.

Who will attend: ASSI, ACI-LAC, Boeing, CANSO, CASSOS, COCESNA, ECCAA, Embraer, FAA, FSF, IATA, IFALPA, IFATCA, as well as the most important airlines in the Pan American Region, and civil aviation authorities, among others.

We encouraged to join us: Airlines, Civil Aviation Authorities, Aviation Associations, Flight Schools, Safety experts, Operators (commercial, cargo, and corporate), airport personnel, ATC representatives and any other companies or individuals whose goal is a safer aviation industry.

What can you expect: Panel discussions and seminars/workshops focused on mitigation strategies for the top data-driven risk areas in the Pan American Region; opportunity to network and exchange views with the leaders from the aviation industry.

For additional information please contact ALTA at panamericansafety@alta.aero

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SAVE THE DATE

July 30, 2015

3rd annual Flight Safety Foundation Benefit Dinner

Washington, D.C.