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Maintenance Conference
2009 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Day 1
Tuesday 28 April 2009
0900-1000 Session 1 - Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (all conference tracks)
1) Jeff Roberts, Group President, Civil Products and Training & Services, CAE Inc.
2) Jacques Drappier, VP-Training & Flight Operations, Airbus
1000-1100 Coffee sponsored by EPST
1100-1230 Session 2 - Operational Insights – Staying Safe and Green (all conference tracks)
1) Martin Otzik, Berlin Institute of Technology
"Aviation and the Environment"
2) TBD,
"Training for Safety"
3) Captain Jack Casey, Safety Operations Systems
12:30-1400 Lunch in Exhibit Hall sponsored by CAE
1400-1530 Session 3 – Training Views from an Operator, a Regulator and a Manufacturer
1) Holger Beck, Chief Operating Officer, Lufthansa Technical & Training, Germany
"Passion in Training"
2) Ed L. Hall, Aviation Safety Inspector and FAR 147 Lead, Federal Aviation Administration
"An FAA View of Maintenance Training and Certification"
3) Philippe Beaulieu, Head of Maintenance Training, Airbus
"How Pilot Training Methodology Can Influence Maintenance Training"
1530-1615 Coffee
1615-1745 Session 4 – Personnel, Compliance and Records
1) Gwen Tracy, Strategia & Galen Hinshaw, Timco
"Simplifying the Complexity of Regulatory Compliance - A Case Study"
2) Ms. Faten Al-Zoubi, JorAMCo, Amman, Jordan
"Personnel challenges in the Middle East"
3) Ilka Wolf, Mint Media Interactive, Germany
"No Matter how you’re training, you need the records. An overview about the challenges of continuation training record keeping"
Network Reception sponsored by Airbus
Day 2
Wednesday 29 April 2009
0900-10:30 Session 5 – Addressing Maintenance Incidents with Innovative Training
1) Renee Dupont, Vice President of Marketing
"Best Training Practices Using the Dirty Dozen"
2) Laurent Dussillols, Logistics and Training Development Manager, SNECMA
"The Use of new Technologies in the Maintenance Training Courses at Snecma: the digital Mock-up (DMU)"
3) JJ Milano, Trainer, Horizon Air
"Evolving Human Factors Recurrent Training: Paper Shredder Guarantees New Material"
10:30-1115
1115-1245 Session 6 – Maintenance: Simulation and Performance Technology
1) Michele Asmar, Director, Delivery Services, CAE Inc
"Future trends for Maintenance Training"
2) Jacqui Chapman, Pennant Training Systems
3) Laurence Esterhuizen, Casebank Technologies
"Performance Support Tools in Aircraft Maintenance"
12:30-1400 Lunch in Exhibit Hall sponsored by Frasca
1415-1545 MAINTENANCE BREAKOUT
Mark Lopez, Air Transport Association, Leader of a Panel Discussion on the Rewrite of ATA Spec 104 - Maintenance
Training Specifications and The Maintenance Training Network. Participants from USA and Europe Union
1545-1615 Coffee
Day 3 0900-1030 Session 7 - Simulation Technology Update (all conference tracks) 1) Don Reiter, Manager, Alteon Training 10:30-1115 Coffee sponsored by Macquarie Aviation Capital 1115-1245 Session 8 - Simulation Technology Update (all conference tracks) 1) Philippe Perey, CAE
Thursday 30 April 2009
"787 Training Solutions for a World Class Training Standard"
2) Dr. Sunjoo Advani, International Development of Technology, b.v.
"Motion Cueing - Past, Present and Future"
3) Ron Jantzen, Director of Engineering, FlightSafety International
Dr. Nidal Sammur, Staff Scientist, FlightSafety International
"New Simulator Technology - What is in it for the Operator"
"Leveraging Technology to Further the Art of Simulation and Simulators"
2) Andrew Jamison, Scalable Displays
"COTS Projectors and IG's"
3) Jamie Smith, AirTran Airways
"Web-based Training"
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