All Plenary and Keynote
Details Now Confirmed
Tuesday Morning, April 9
Plenary Day 1: Global Harmonization
Participants Confirmed
- Plenary Moderators & Introduction: Steve Bradford, FAA), and Michael Standar, SESAR Joint Undertaking (SJU)
- Outcome of the 13th ANC: Saulo Da Silva, ICAO
- Japan CARATS Update: Shuji Takahashi, Japan Civil Aviation Bureau
- SESAR Update: Christian Pradera, SESAR Deployment Manager (SDM)
- NextGen Update: Steve Bradford, FAA
- European Perspective, Emilien Robert, EUROCONTROL
- MITRE Presentation: Dennis Sawyer, MITRE
- Airbus Perspective: Didier Delibes, Airbus
- Boeing Perspective: Dr. Chip Meserole, Boeing
Thursday Morning, April 11
Plenary Day 3, Part 2: UAS – From Hype to Reality
Moderated by Paul Bosman (EUROCONTROL) and Joe Morra (FAA)
Program Confirmed
Integrating unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) into busy, complex airspace is no small feat. But everything from developing new standards and regulations, to “unmanned traffic management,” to the CNS infrastructure needed to support integration, all comes down to risk management. This panel of experts will address various aspects of UAS integration in the context of how we ultimately manage operational risk, and how CNS technologies can support these efforts.
- Setting the European Scene: Paul Bosman, EUROCONTROL
- U.S. Integration Efforts: Joe Morra, FAA
- Recent Operational Integration Efforts and the Role of CNS Technology: Randy Willis, FAA
- UAS Standards Development Efforts, Gaps, and Challenges: Jim McCabe, ANSI
- The Malicious Intruders and the Airport Protection Challenge!: Manfred Mohr, IATA
- U-SPACE, the Austrian Way from Myth to Reality: Werner Langhans, Austrocontrol
- UTM in Context: Davis Hackenberg, NASA
Wednesday Morning, April 10
Day 2: Conference Keynote
Meet the Keynote Speaker
Terry McVenes, President & CEO, RTCA
"Standards Development in the 21st Century"
Founded in 1935, RTCA is a private, not-for-profit association that brings together the brightest business, technical, operational, and regulatory experts from across the aviation industry to find common ground for higher levels of performance standards in global aviation.
McVenes came to RTCA after spending the past decade at The Boeing Company, where he was director of system safety and regulatory affairs. In this position, McVenes directed operations support to assist countries and customers with regulatory approvals to ensure efficient and effective flight operations.
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Group rate extended until
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with additional room nights made available.
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