Registration and Welcome Lunch sponsored by Dassault
13:00
13:00
Opening Speeches
Juergen WIESE, EBAA Chairman
Stan MEDVED, Shell Aircraft Limited
Jesper RASMUSSEN, EASA
13:30
13:30
Supporting the industry in times of crisis, a regulator perspective
Sharing best practices and lessons learnt from the COVID, Ukraine crises and now an unprecedented demand in a time of workforce shortages. Are the regulators equipped to ensure we continue to be a safe and agile industry when the next crisis hits?
Moderated byJoel HENCKS, AeroEx
Eduard CIOFU, EASA
Colin GILL, Isle of Man Civil Aircraft Registry
Jarno KESKIVINKKA, Traficom CAA Finland
14:30
14:30
Leadership and Culture in safety
Leaders who demonstrate robust safety leadership are an essential ingredient for a strong, effective safety culture. Through his or her attitude, and the company culture, through the resources that are deployed by his or her presence in the field, and throught open dialogue, a safety leader knows how to inspire teams and encourage safer behaviour.
Moderated by Robert BALTUS, Chief Operations Officer EBAA
Harm IMMING,Japat AG
John FRANKLIN, EASA
Colin RUSSELL, Lilium
Cengiz TURKOGLU, Cranfield University
15:30
15:30
Coffee Break sponsored by ASQS
16:00
16:00
Business Aviation Operating in uncertainty, the operators perspective
What has the most agile aviation industry, Business Aviation, learned from the past 2,5 years.
How have the staff and management dealt with the additional burdens, paperwork while still delivering with the same agility and resilience in times of crisis and always ensuring safety. What are the areas that we need to keep and eye on and where do we need to improve.
Moderated by Nuno AGHDASSI, GPIAAF
Simon EVERS, Shell Aircraft
Achim Hofmann, Netjets
Maxime WAUTERS, CLIMAX Aviation BV
17:00
17:00
Managing Future Challenges for Safety through Technology, Digitalization and Training
So what are non-operators in the industry doing and what should operators be doing to make their operation easier to manage and safer through using applications and options that are out there. EASA and the airline world go full throttle on Data4Safety. What can/should business aviation do?
Moderated by Stéphane DE WOLF, IBAC
Günther SCHINDL, ASQS
Steve CASS, Gulfstream
Fernando SANCHEZ, Flight Safety
18:00
18:00
Cocktail at the Marriott Hotel sponsored by Bombardier
DAY 2
3 novembre 2022
08:30
08:30
Welcome Coffee sponsored by Isle of Man Aircraft Registry
09:00
09:00
Closed session for operators
Identifying the current top safety issues and challenges
- Rules of engagement
Moderated byNuno AGHDASSIGPIAAF
11:00
11:00
Coffee Break sponsored by Flight Safety International
11:30
11:30
Cybersecurity is not just for IT. Why everyone needs to play a role.
Cybersecurity is the current buzz word on an European level and rules and regulations are coming from different agencies within and outside aviation. EASA Part IS on cyber security has been published already. How to integrate IS in your current Management System - Discussion on implementation challenges for small to medium organisations of Part IS and on its safety dividend.
Moderated by Joan SERRA, GAMA
Andrew Douglas, Make Tech Fly
Davide MARTINI, EASA
Jonny Roe, TAG Aviation
12:30
12:30
Lunch sponsored by Gulfstream
13:30
13:30
Is part CAMO now a part of your SMS ?
Onboarding of Part CAMO - What does the regulator see and expect and how to best prepare your organisation for Part 145 implementation
Jeremie NEVEUX ,EASA
14:00
14:00
Keeping business aviation safe from the Ground Up
How to address the biggest known risks in business aviation: ground operations. Statistically and financially the biggest risk in operating an aircraft is before the aircraft takes off and after it lands. At the same time, it seems to be the area that is least trained and audited. This panel will debate how best to address this for your organisation.
Moderator Steven ABREU HILL, IS-BAH
Michal PAZOUREK, ABS Jets
Jose RUBINHO, United Aviation
Etienne SORTAIS, Axis Capital
Adina SZÖNYI, EASA
15:00
15:00
The challenges of safety culture and how we lead and communicate effectively
We talk about safety culture as a "thing", but do we actually understand it, does it even exist ? How do we bring safety to life, beyond just our manuals and slogans, and engage our teams ? In this presentation, Colin will discuss some of the realities as opposed to the theories, and ask challenging questions about the work we do as safety professionals in such a safety-critical industry.
Colin RUSSELL, Lilium
15:30
15:30
Conclusion Safety Summit
Stan MEDVED, Shell Aircraft Limited
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