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69th annual International Air Safety Summit

November 14–16Dubai

Conrad Dubai Hotel

Organized by

SAFETY: OUR FIRST AND FINAL APPROACH

PROGRAM

Thank you to the IASS 2016 Agenda Development Committee

• Chad Balentine, Supervisor, Engineering & Accident Investigation, Air Line Pilots Association, International

• Joseph Barclay, President & CEO, Inflight Warning Systems, Inc.• Capt. Mark Burtonwood, Senior Vice President, Group Safety,

Emirates• Capt. Bill Curtis, Head of Aviation, Presage Group• Frank Hildrup, Chief Technical Advisor, International Aviation,

U.S. National Transportation Safety Board• Danny Ho, Chief Executive Vice President, Corporate Safety,

Security & Environment Division, EVA Airways• Ratan Khatwa, Senior Chief Engineer – Human Factors,

Honeywell Aerospace• Capt. Majed Al Marzouqi, Vice President of Flight Operations,

Etihad Airways• David Mawdsley, Aviation Safety Advisor, Rolls-Royce PLC• Capt. Harry Nelson, Executive Operational Advisor to Product

Safety, Airbus• Lou Nemeth, Chief Safety Officer, CAE• Capt. Linda Orlady, President, Orlady Associates• Michel Piers, Director – NLR Air Transport Safety Institute,

National Aerospace Laboratory NLR• Jon Tree, Director of Industry Relations, Jeppesen• Capt. Greg Wallace, Principal Safety Specialist – Aircraft

Operations, Qantas Airways

Flight Safety Foundationexpresses its

warmest appreciation to

for their time, creativity, andgenerous sponsorship of

IASS 2016.

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Aviation’s Premier Safety Event

CONTENTSWelcome from Flight Safety Foundation and Emirates ..........2Sunday Agenda ....................................................................................3Monday Agenda ...................................................................................3Tuesday Agenda ..................................................................................5Wednesday Agenda .......................................................................... 8Sponsors ..............................................................................................10Exhibitors ............................................................................................. 19See You Next Year ............................................................................ 29

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Badge Stripe ColorsBlue: Air carriers, business aviation, airports

Green: Manufacturers, support services

Red: Government

No stripe: Academic, non-profit organizations, staff, other

GENERAL INFORMATIONPrayer Room A meeting room within the Conrad Dubai is available for those who wish to observe prayer time. Consult with the IASS registration desk for the location.

PresentationsPresentations which are available for release will be made available to participants via email immediately following the last session on Wednesday. The email will contain a survey to complete first followed by a website link and pass code to access the presentations.

Maintenance and Engineering Track SessionThis special session on Tuesday, November 15 requires separate registration as seating is limited. If you are confirmed for this session, a yellow dot will be affixed to your badge. If you would like to attend, check with the registration desk for availability.

WIFI in the Conrad Dubai Network: HHonors Password: IASS2016

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WELCOME

As-salamu alaykum.

Welcome to the spectacular city of Dubai and the 69th annual International Air Safety Summit (IASS). We are glad you are here.

I want to thank all of the people who worked so hard over so many months to organize IASS. Their efforts are reflected in a thought-provoking program that is keenly focused on the industry’s most pressing safety questions, concerns and trends, and yet allows time for networking and even a little socializing.

I want to extend a special thanks to everyone at Emirates, our gracious host, for their all of their efforts and guidance on so many fronts. It has been a pleasure working with you. I’d also like to thank all of our sponsors and exhibitors for their support, and all of our attendees for taking time from their busy schedules to be with us over the next three days.

Again, welcome to Dubai and IASS. I know you will find your time here both professionally enriching and personally enjoyable.

Regards,

Jon BeattyPresident and CEOFlight Safety Foundation

Dear Delegates,

Welcome to IASS 2016 and to our home city of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. Salam Alaikum.

I am delighted that Emirates is hosting this event on behalf of the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) this year. We enjoy a very close working relationship with the Foundation, and many of our senior team members have sat on the Board and Committees throughout the years.

It’s been a pleasure working with the FSF team to organize this important safety event. The conference theme is ‘Safety … our first and final approach’. This was chosen because we know that safety is at the heart of everything aviation professionals do.

I hope that you leave the conference feeling inspired, and even more invigorated to promote safety to the fullest when you return home.

Maa al salama.

Captain Mark BurtonwoodSenior Vice President, Group SafetyEmirates

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 20160900–1200 FSF International Advisory Committee Meeting

The Ballroom/Level 4, Section E

0900–1200 SKYbrary Supervisory Board Meeting (Closed)The Ballroom/Level 4, Section C

1200–1700 FSF Board of Governors Meeting (Closed)The Ballroom/Level 4, Sections D and FLunch Sponsored by Embraer

1400–1800 Exhibitor Move-In: The Ballroom/Level 4 Pre-FunctionRegistration: The Ballroom/Level 4 (near business center)

1700–1730 Day One Speakers MeetingThe Ballroom/Level 4, Sections A and B

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2016General sessions will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4. The exhibit marketplace, refreshment breaks, and lunch will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4 Pre-Function. Please wear your badges at all times.

0730–1500 Exhibit Marketplace OpenRegistration

0730–0830 Morning Coffee and Tea in the Exhibit Marketplace

0800–1200 FSF Legal Advisory Committee Meeting (closed meeting) Level 4, Al Maryah Room (Meeting Room 10)

0830–1000 WELCOME AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSMonday General Session Sponsored by The Boeing Company

0830–0850 Welcome• Mr. Greg Marshall, Vice President, Global Programs, Flight Safety Foundation (FSF)• Mr. Jon Beatty, President and CEO, Flight Safety Foundation• Mr. Ken Hylander, Chairman, Board of Governors, Flight Safety Foundation• Capt. Bill Curtis, Chairman, FSF International Advisory Committee

0850–0925 Keynote AddressCapt. Henry Donohoe, Divisional Senior Vice President–Flight Operations, Emirates; Member, FSF Board of Governors

0925–1000 Global Collaboration: Frontline ResultsMs. Gretchen Haskins, CEO, HeliOffshore; Member, FSF Board of Governors

1000–1030 Morning Break in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Gulfstream


AGENDAKeep an eye out at IASS for the Emirates safety wall. Drop by to collect your giveaways, take a safety selfie, and share your ideas about safety in the aviation industry located within the Emirates booth.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2016 (continued)

1030–1200 SESSION I: UPDATESMonday General Session Sponsored by The Boeing Company

1030–1100 An Update to Lithium Battery Transport by Air Capt. Scott Schwartz, Director, Dangerous Goods Program, Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA)

1100–1125 Justice in a Just Culture Capt. Peter Stein, Director of Flight Operations, Johnson Controls; Member, FSF Board of Governors

1125–1140 Global Safety Information Project Update Mr. Mark Millam, Vice President, Technical, Flight Safety Foundation

1140–1150 Questions and Wrap-Up1150–1210 Award Presentation1210–1330 Lunch in the Exhibit Marketplace

Sponsored by Rolls-Royce

1330–1500 SESSION II: SAFETY INFORMATION PROTECTIONMonday General Session Sponsored by The Boeing Company

Moderator: Mr. Kenneth Quinn, Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman; General Counsel and Secretary, FSF Board of Governors

1330–1450 Panel: Protecting Accident/Incident Data and Evaluating Pilot Mental Health: Safety and the Law

• Ms. Allison Kendrick, Principal Senior Counsel, The Boeing Company; Chair, FSF Legal Advisory Committee

• Dr. Jonathan Aleck, Head of Legal Service Group, Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority

• Ms. Aurelia Grignon, Avocat, Soulez Lariviere and Associates

1450–1500 Questions and Wrap-Up

1500–1530 Day Two Speakers Meeting

1600–2200

Opening Reception: A Desert Safari ExperienceSponsored by Emirates

Participants and guests attending the Monday, November 14

opening reception, hosted by Emirates, should dress in casual

wear and comfortable footwear (flat shoes recommended. No

high heels). It is recommended to dress in layers or bring an

easy-to-remember jacket as temperatures in the desert will

range from 21°C to 32°C (69°F to 89°F).

Transportation departs from the side entrance of the

Conrad Dubai Hotel located on Level LG (one level below

Lobby level) at 1600. Please be on time.

Expected time of return to the Conrad Dubai is 2130-2200.


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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2016General sessions will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4 , Sections A-B-C-D. The Maintenance and Engineering Track Session will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4, Sections E-F. The exhibit marketplace, refreshment breaks, and lunch will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4 Pre-Function. Please wear your badges at all times.


0730–0830 Morning Coffee and Tea in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Ideagen

0830–1000 SESSION III: HUMAN FACTORS 0830–1000 MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING TRACK SESSION

Tuesday General Session Sponsored by Airbus Maintenance and Engineering Track Session Sponsored by Airbus

Moderator: Capt. Harry Nelson, Executive Operational Advisor to Product Safety, Airbus; Vice Chair, FSF International Advisory Committee

Moderator: Mr. Joseph Barclay, Chief Executive Officer, IWS Predictive Technologies; Member, FSF International Advisory Committee

0830–0905 Facilitation and Frustration — Automation in Day-to-Day Operations Dr. Nicklas Dahlstrom, Human Factors Manager, Emirates

0830–0915 Practical Risk Management: The Risk Challenger Program at TAP M&E Mr. Jorge Leite, Vice President Quality and Safety, TAP Maintenance and Engineering

0905–0930 Lessons Learned from the Eurocontrol Wake Impact Severity Assessment Flight Simulator Campaign Capt. Dirk De Winter, Eurocontrol; Mr. Vincent Treve

0915–0950 A Wider View of Maintenance from a Non-EngineerAir Commodore Dai Whittingham (retired), Chief Executive Officer, UK Flight Safety Committee

0930–0955 An Approach for Holistic Fatigue Risk Monitoring Control Mr. Tomas Klemets, Head of Scheduling Safety, Jeppesen



1000–1030

Morning Break in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Inflight Warning Systems

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2016 (continued)

1030–1200 SESSION IV: TRAINING-PART ONE 1030–1200 MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING TRACK SESSION

Tuesday General Session Sponsored by Airbus

Maintenance and Engineering Track Session Sponsored by Airbus

Moderator: Capt. Greg Wallace, Principal Safety Specialist, Aircraft Operations, Qantas Airways Ltd., Member, FSF International Advisory Committee

Moderator: Mr. Joseph Barclay

1030–1105 Standardization Through Cooperation Capt. Craig Hildebrandt, Director, Safety and Flight Operations, Technical Affairs, Airbus

1030–1115 “Yes sir, it’s supposed to look like that:” Safety and Culture in Maintenance Dr. Nicklas Dahlstrom, Human Factors Manager, Emirates

1105–1130 Non-Precision and Precision-Like Approaches: Low Practical Talent Risks and Major Incidents Capt. Andre Vernay, Human Risks Program Manager, DGAC France

1115–1145 Maintenance Human Factors: Beyond Error to Performance Mr. Andy Evans, Director, Aerossurance

1130–1155 Virtual Tools for Enhancing Flight Safety Mr. Paulo Manoel Razaboni, Manager, Air Safety Department, South American Region, Embraer



1200–1330

Lunch in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Rolls-Royce

1330–1500 SESSION V: DATA 1330–1500 MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING TRACK SESSION



Moderator: Capt. Joe Gillespie, Director of Safety and Compliance, Gates Aviation; Member, FSF International Advisory Committee


1330–1400 Application and Use of Big Data in an SMS World Mr. John De Giovanni, Managing Director of Quality Assurance, Regulatory Compliance and Safety, United Airlines

1330–1415 Engineering Safety Culture as a Contributor to Operator Safety Mr. Brian Kirby, Vice President of Engineering and Chief Technical Officer, Inflight Warning Systems


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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2016 (continued)

SESSION V: DATA (continued) MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING TRACK SESSION (continued)

1400–1425 Big Data: Big Challenges and Big Opportunities Ms. Sally Anne Longstaff, Safety Analyst, Emirates

1415–1450 Effective Change by Measuring Safety and Compliance Culture Mr. Ron Sims, Director, Technical Operations Safety, United Airlines

1425–1450 Benefits to Automated Data: A Common Causal Taxonomy and One Data Stream Mr. Péricles Maranhão Neto, Senior Analyst Safety Data, jetBlue Airways



1500–1530

Afternoon Break in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Ideagen

1530–1700 SESSION VI: REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

1530–1700 MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING TRACK SESSION



Moderator: Mr. Jon Tree, Director of Industry Relations, Jeppesen; Member, FSF International Advisory Committee


1530–1610 Safety UAS Integtration Challenges: Views and Concerns from the Airline Cockpit Mr. William ‘Chris’ Lucius, UAS Member, Aircraft Operations & Design Group, ALPA

1530–1615 Fatigue Risk Management for Maintenance Organisations Dr. Daniel Mollicone, CEO, Pulsar Informatics

1610–1640 How Much Safety Do Small Drones Embed? Dr. Nektarios Karanikas, Associate Professor of Safety and Human Factors, Aviation Academy of the University of Amsterdam Applied Sciences

1615–1650 Maintenance LOSA: A Tool for Diagnosis and Safety Promotion Ms. Christine Zylowski, MLOSA Project Manager/Deputy Flight Safety Manager, Air France

1640–1700 Questions and Wrap-Up 1650–1700 Questions and Wrap-Up

1715–1745 Day Three Speakers Meeting


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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016General sessions will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4. The exhibit marketplace, refreshment breaks, and lunch will be held in The Ballroom/Level 4 Pre-Function. Please wear your badges at all times.


0730–0830 Morning Coffee and Tea in the Exhibit MarketplaceSponsored by Turkish Airlines

0830–1000 SESSION VII: TRAINING-PART TWO

Wednesday General Session Sponsored by Embraer

Moderator: Capt. Linda Orlady, President, Orlady Associates; Member, FSF Board of Governors

0830–0905 Some Thoughts on Decision Making Capt. Harry Nelson, Executive Operational Advisor to Product Safety, Airbus; Vice Chair, FSF International Advisory Committee

0905–0930 Cognitive Biases and Other Challenges in Going Beyond Human Error in Safety Investigations Dr. Kathy Abbott, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor for Flight Deck Human Factors, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA); Dr. William Bramble, Senior Human Performance Investigator, U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

0930–0955 One-team Cockpit Capt. Christian Popp and Capt. Christof Kemény


1000–1010 Award Presentation

1010–1040 Morning Break in the Exhibit Marketplace

1040–1200 SESSION VIII: MANAGING RISK


Moderator: Capt. Harry Nelson, Executive Operational Advisor to Product Safety, Airbus; Vice Chair, FSF International Advisory Committee

1040–1105 Next Generation Flight Safety Systems: A Business and Corporate Aviation Perspective Dr. Ratan Khatwa, Senior Chief Engineer, Human Factors, Honeywell Aerospace; Member, FSF International Advisory Committee

1105–1130 Is Your Crisis Management Program Effective? Ms. Gill Sparrow, Manager, Contingency Response, Emirates

1130–1155 Higher Risk Operations and Dynamic Risk Management Dashboards Mr. Ilias Panagopoulos, Safety Manager, NATO Airlift Management Program



Keep an eye to your email inbox immediately following the last session on Wednesday for a brief survey about your IASS experience.At the conclusion of the survey you will find a web link to access available presentations from the summit.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 (continued)

1200–1330 Lunch in the Exhibit Marketplace: A Preview of IASS 2017Sponsored by Aer Lingus

1330–1500 SESSION IX: GO-AROUND COMPLIANCE


Moderator: Capt. Bill Curtis, Presage Group/Air Canada; Chair, FSF International Advisory Committee

1330–1405 Pilot Decision Making and Go-Arounds Capt. Michael Gillen, ASAP Event Review Representative, United Airlines

1405–1430 Improving Go-Around Compliance at Porter Airlines Capt. John Gronlund, Manager, Pilot Training, Porter Airlines

1430–1455 Operational and Training Considerations for Safe Go-Around Procedures Capt. Bryan Burks, ALPA


1500–1530 Afternoon Break in the Exhibit Marketplace

1530–1700 SESSION X: SOMATOGRAVIC ILLUSION


Moderator: Dr. Ratan Khatwa, Senior Chief Engineer–Human Factors, Honeywell Aerospace; Member, FSF International Advisory Committee

1530–1600 Reducing the Threat of Somatogravic Illusion Capt. Simon Ludlow, Flight Safety Officer, Dragon Airlines

1600–1625 Creating the Somatogravic Illusion in Your Simulator — Early Research ResultsDr. Jeffrey Schroeder, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor, Flight Simulator Systems, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration

1625–1650 How Flight Crew Can Be Trained on Strategies to Counteract Illusions in a Traditional SimulatorCapt. Endre Berntzen, Director Crew Training, Widerøes Flyveselskap AS


1700–1730 Closing Remarks

1730 IASS 2016 Concludes

Keep an eye on your email inbox immediately following the

last session on Wednesday for a brief survey about your IASS

experience. At the conclusion of the survey, you will find a web link

to access available presentations from the summit.


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Thank You to Silver Sponsors

Thank You to Knowledge Partners

Thank You to our Host Sponsor and Official Airline

Thank You to Platinum Sponsors

Thank You to Gold Sponsors


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SPONSOR DIRECTORY

HOST SPONSOR

Emirates Emirates is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booths 13 and 14.Contact: Capt. Mark Burtonwood, Senior Vice President, Group SafetyEmail: [email protected] Website: www.emirates.com

Emirates is the world’s largest international airline, serving 150 cities in 80 countries from its hub in Dubai. Last year, the airline carried over 50 million passengers on more than 186,000 flights, traveling more than 824 million kilometers around the globe, or the equivalent of 1,000 trips to the moon and back.

Emirates is the largest operator of both the Boeing 777 aircraft, and the Airbus A380, the world’s largest commercial passenger aircraft. In 2016, the airline will receive delivery of 36 new aircraft, and retire 26 older aircraft as part of its strategy to operate a young and efficient fleet. This reduces fuel consumption and emissions, and also means Emirates can provide its customers with the latest features and comforts on board.

Over its 30 years of operations, Emirates has earned global acclaim for its industry-leading products and services — in the air, and on the ground; and excellence across its operations.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

AirbusAirbus is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booth 12Contact: Mr. Yannick Malinge, Senior Vice President and Chief Product Safety OfficerEmail: [email protected] Website: www.airbus.com

Airbus, a division of Airbus Group, is the global leading commercial air-craft manufacturer with the most modern, comprehensive and efficient family of airliners, ranging in capacity from 100 to more than 600 seats. Airbus has sold over 16,500 aircraft to around 400 customers and, in addition, provides the highest standard of customer support and train-ing through an expanding international network. Airbus employs some 55,000 people and in 2015 generated revenues of 45.9 billion Euros.


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PLATINUM SPONSORS (continued)

The Boeing CompanyContact: Mr. John Hamilton, Vice President, Engineering, Boeing Commercial AirplanesEmail: [email protected] Website: www.boeing.com

Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and leading manu-facturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. As America’s biggest manufacturing exporter, the company supports airlines and U.S. and allied government customers in more than 150 countries. Boeing products and tailored services include commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons, electronic and defense systems, launch systems, advanced information and commu-nication systems, and performance-based logistics and training.

Boeing has a long tradition of aerospace leadership and innova-tion. The company continues to expand its product line and services to meet emerging customer needs. Its broad range of capabilities includes creating new, more efficient members of its commercial airplane family; designing, building and integrating military platforms and defense systems; creating advanced technology solutions; and arranging innovative customer-financing options.

EmbraerContact: Sergio Rodrigues Pereira, Air Safety DirectorEmail: [email protected]: www.embraer.com

Embraer is a global company headquartered in Brazil with busi-nesses in commercial and executive aviation, defense & security. The company designs, develops, manufactures and markets aircraft and systems, providing customer support and services. Since it was founded in 1969, Embraer has delivered more than 8,000 aircraft. About every 10 seconds an aircraft manufactured by Embraer takes off somewhere in the world, transporting over 145 million passengers a year. Embraer is the leading manufacturer of commercial jets up to 130 seats. The company maintains industrial units, offices, service and parts distribution centers, among other activities, across the Americas, Africa, Asia and Europe.


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PLATINUM SPONSORS (continued)

Rolls-RoyceRolls-Royce is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booth 15.Contact: Nina Gill, Safety Management Consultant, DigitalEmail: [email protected] Website: www.controlsdata.com

The Rolls-Royce brand promise of “Trusted to Deliver Excellence” is not only to deliver excellence around its services, but also to deliver this with a very clear focus on its customers’ business and operational benefits.

In the aerospace sector, 1,350 customers are benefiting from Rolls-Royce digital capability globally, with a range of products and con-sultancy covering Engine Health Management, Fuel Management and Safety Management.

Complementing its TotalCare® range of Services, the Rolls-Royce Safety Management System (SMS) solution, also known as VisiumAQD, enables organizations to manage all aspects of operational risk and regulatory compliance consistently across their enterprise.

Used by the top airline safety performers, the Rolls-Royce SMS solution has established itself on the market as the leading solution for efficient safety, quality and risk management, and has now a customer base of over 120 operators, spread across 50 countries.

Rolls-Royce is a member of the IATA Strategic Partnership Program and STEADES™.

GOLD SPONSORS

Aer LingusContact: Capt. Conor Nolan, Corporate Safety & Resilience ManagerEmail: [email protected] Website: www.aerlingus.com

Aer Lingus is the national airline of Ireland, founded in 1936. We oper-ate 62 aircraft on routes to destinations in the U.K., Europe and North America and carry 12 million guests per annum.

Our mission is to connect Ireland to the world and to become the leading value carrier operating across the North Atlantic.

Our home base is Dublin Airport. Dublin Airport is the only major airport in Europe to offer U.S. preclearance, which enables passengers to save time on arrival in the U.S. by completing all the necessary im-migration and customs checks prior to departure.

Our guests can choose from over 75 routes in Europe and 10 North American destinations with more than 100 onward connections across the U.S. and Canada, available with our partner airlines.

Aer Lingus is a member of International Airlines Group (IAG), one of the world’s largest airline groups.


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GOLD SPONSORS (continued)

FedEx ExpressContact: Ms. Bobbi Wells, Vice President, Safety and AirworthinessEmail: [email protected] Website: www.fedex.com

FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) provides customers and businesses worldwide with a broad portfolio of transportation, e-commerce and business services. With annual revenues of $58 billion, the company offers inte-grated business applications through operating companies competing collectively and managed collaboratively, under the respected FedEx brand. Consistently ranked among the world’s most admired and trust-ed employers, FedEx inspires its more than 400,000 team members to remain “absolutely, positively” focused on safety, the highest ethical and professional standards and the needs of their customers and communi-ties. To learn more about how FedEx connects people and possibilities around the world, please visit about.fedex.com.

GE Aviation GE Aviation is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booth 16.Contact: Alex Beaux, Product MarketingEmail: [email protected] Website: www.geaviation.com/digital

GE Aviation is a world-leading industrial manufacturer of jet and turbo-prop engines and components as well as avionics, electrical power and mechanical systems for aircraft. Thanks to its cloud-based development platform called Predix, GE Aviation is now a digital industrial company, harnessing large streams of data into operational insights. GE Aviation offers digital solutions that help customers manage risk, optimize opera-tions and maximize efficiency.

GE Aviation’s eFOQA service is recognized globally as the leading online hosted solution for airline FOQA/FDM programs. Powered by its Event Measurement System (EMS), GE provides configurability, speed, accuracy and scalability to support the largest and smallest airlines alike. For over 20 years, GE Aviation’s digital team has been working with its active user community to create a substantial library of safety analytics. When you become a GE eFOQA customer, you are leveraging the col-lected expertise of your industry peers.

GE Aviation’s Flight Efficiency service provides data-driven insights for identifying opportunities and implementing sustainable fuel efficiency initia-tives. GE has redefined the baseline for accurate efficiency measurement, utilizing the same industry leading EMS platform and analytics expertise from its safety service. The result is an unparalleled capability to precisely determine real efficiency opportunities, track behaviors and savings, and fi-nally understand what is truly affecting fuel and time costs in your operation.


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GOLD SPONSORS (continued)

GE Aviation (continued)

GE Aviation also offers solutions that address challenges around recovery, scheduling, crew pairing, flight path optimization and more. Whether the desired outcome is risk management, fuel efficiency, or optimized opera-tions, GE Aviation knows that good decisions start with better data.

SILVER SPONSORS

Gulfstream AerospaceContact: Mr. Tom Huff, Aviation Safety ManagerEmail: [email protected] Website: www.gulfstream.com

Gulfstream has led the evolution of business and personal aviation since the 1958 debut of the Gulfstream I, the world’s first purpose-built busi-ness aircraft.

Today, Gulfstream produces the world’s most advanced business air-craft, with innovations from nose to tail and wingtip to wingtip, all while offering unmatched global product support and service.

Gulfstream’s commitment to excellence reflects that of its parent company, General Dynamics. Headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, General Dynamics is a market leader in business aviation; land and expeditionary combat systems, armaments and munitions; shipbuilding and marine systems; and information systems and technologies. General Dynamics’ workforce numbers more than 95,000 employees worldwide.

Ideagen Contact: Mr. Stephen McCabe, Aviation Marketing ExecutiveEmail: [email protected] Website: www.ideagen.com

Ideagen Plc is a global supplier of safety compliance based Information Management software with operations in the U.K., United States and the Middle East. Our products, solutions and services are proven to deliver operational efficiency, reduce exposure to risks, drive compliance and protect brands.

With more than 300 aviation customers across the globe, Ideagen is a market leader and innovator in aviation safety. Our products specialize in Safety Management Systems, Quality Management systems, Opera-tional Audit, Risk Management and Safety Performance Management.

Ideagen’s Aviation team specializes in three key solutions; Q-Pulse, Gael Enlighten and Gael Risk. All three solutions improve operational compliance and risk management, giving your organization efficiency and productivity advances.


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SILVER SPONSORS (continued)

Inflight Warning SystemsInflight Warning Systems is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booth 7.Contact: Mr. Mark McCoy, Vice President of Sales and MarketingEmail: [email protected] Website: www.inflightwarningsystems.com

Inflight Warning Systems is an avionics OEM manufacturer of predic-tive systems and technologies for use in commercial aircraft.

Flight diversions resulting from in-flight smoke events caused by fan failure have become a significant problem in flight operations. IWS worked closely with airline customers to develop a successful product line, and has since delivered approximately 5,000 VMU devices worldwide. The IWS Vibration Monitor Unit (VMU) is a proven device that is easily retrofitted to aircraft fans to eliminate fan smoke failures, thus eliminating MELs, AOGs and flight diversions resulting from these failures.

Although aircraft fan applications have historically been the core of IWS products, other predictive maintenance applications are presently in development.

SafranSafran is also an exhibitor. Visit them in booth 3.Contact: Mr. Bruno Palacios, Marketing Director, Avionics DivisionEmail: [email protected] Website: www.safran-group.com/aviation/avionics

Safran Electronics & Defense, with a high-level expertise in data analysis and flight operations, proposes an innovative range of world-class services called Cassiopée, dedicated to Airlines, Business Aviation and Helicopter Operators.

Cassiopée is designed to meet three main challenges facing today’s aircraft operators: earn and maintain certification, keep your aircraft in the air, and reduce costs. It reflects our long-standing expertise in flight data monitoring.

Designed to facilitate fleet management and analyze flight param-eters, Cassiopée allows customers to optimize their costs, by increas-ing flight safety and reducing risks.

Cassiopée Global Services is based on the power of the market-leading Safran E&D Analysis Ground Station (AGS) software, and our pilots, flight data analysts, flight operations engineers and safety consultants who implement tailored solutions that lead to meaning-ful results.

Both are used by more than 160 airlines in the entire world.



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SILVER SPONSORS (continued)

Safran (continued)

It is also based on the Aircraft Condition Monitoring System (ACMS) developed by Safran E&D that records data and information from air-craft systems. It monitors and controls the condition of the onboard equipment and systems, as well as the variations of flight conditions and aircraft operating conditions.

The WEFA Wireless Extension for ACMS allows Airlines to manage all the data of every flight at distance, by an internet secured connection. It answers the new needs for the air transport, improving the safety of flights.

Equipped with Safran E&D flight data automatic processing solutions, Engineering & Maintenance organizations will benefit from an easy, quick and secure access to relevant information in order to take the right action at the right time.

Safran E&D introduced the Digital Flight Report, an application for mobile devices to dematerialize helicopter flight reports. Safran Identity & Security provides this expertise in security through the biometric sig-nature, which allows operators to increase security, improving logistics and reducing time to complete flight reports.

Turkish AirlinesContact: Haydar Yalcin, Deputy Director General, Directorate General of Civil AviationEmail: [email protected]: www.turkishairlines.com

Established in 1933 with a fleet of five aircraft, Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines is a 4-star airline today with a fleet of 334 (passenger and cargo) aircraft flying to 291 destinations worldwide with 242 inter-national and 49 domestic. According to 2016 Skytrax survey, Turkish Airlines was chosen as “Europe’s Best Airline” for the sixth and “Best Airline in Southern Europe” for the eighth consecutive time. Having won in 2010 the world’s “Best Economy Catering Service,” in 2013 the world’s “Best Business Catering Service,” and in 2014 “Best Business Catering Service” awards, Turkish Airlines was awarded the world’s “Best Business Class Lounge Dining” and “Best Business Airline Lounge” prizes in 2015 Skytrax survey. Turkish Airlines flies to more countries and international destinations in the world than any other airline (113 countries over five continents).


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KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS

AVIATION SAFETY NETWORKContact: Mr. Harro Ranter Chief Executive OfficerEmail: [email protected] Website: www.aviation-safety.net

The Aviation Safety Network is a private, independent initiative founded in 1996. On-line since January 1996, the Aviation Safety Network covers accidents and safety issues with regard to airliners, military transport planes and corporate jets. The ASN Safety Database contains detailed descriptions of over 20,300 incidents, hijackings and accidents. More information at www.aviation-safety.net/about

SKYbraryContact: Mr. Tzvetomir Blajev, Coordinator, Safety Improvement Initiatives, EurocontrolEmail: [email protected]: www.skybrary.aero

SKYbrary is an electronic repository of safety knowledge related to flight operations, air traffic management (ATM) and aviation safety in general. It is also a portal, a common entry point that enables users to access the safety data made available on the websites of various avia-tion organizations — regulators, service providers, industry.


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Visit these Companies in the Exhibit Marketplace


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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORYListed by company name, alphabetical order

Aerobytes Booth # 20

Contact person: Mr. Bob Whetsell Vice President of SalesContact email: [email protected]

Aerobytes is the leading supplier of FDM/FOQA software with almost 250 customers worldwide supporting the smallest to the largest fleets flying the smallest to largest aircraft. Aerobytes leads the market in terms of innovation, functionality and support to help our customers achieve their safety and efficiency goals. Product category keywords: FDM, FOQA, SAFETY

Airbus Booth #12

Airbus is also an IASS 2016 Platinum Sponsor.Contact person: Timothy Roach, Product Safety Information ManagerContact email: [email protected]

Airbus is the global leading commercial aircraft manufacturer with the most modern, comprehensive and efficient family of airliners ranging in capacity from 100 to more than 600 seats. Airbus has recorded over 16,700 orders for its various models and its aircraft are flying today with more than 400 airlines worldwide. Around 500 million passengers fly in Airbus aircraft each year. They trust the airlines to get them safely to their destinations. In turn the airlines and other operators trust Airbus. The Airbus name means reliability, quality, performance, and with an Airbus aircraft taking off or landing every 1.5 seconds, it means safety is always the first priority for Airbus.

Airbus also works with air safety organizations around the world, including the Flight Safety Foundation, to find new ways of improving standards. Safety is not a matter of competition in the aviation industry. Airbus shares its know-how with others to improve safety for everyone.

Safety First is the twice yearly Airbus magazine contributing to the en-hancement of the safety of aircraft operations by increasing knowledge and communication on safety related topics. It is a source of specialist safety information for the use of airlines who fly and maintain Airbus aircraft and for other industry groups across the air transport system.

Commercial Aviation Accidents is the yearly brochure of statistical analysis examining the evolution of hull-loss and fatal accidents dur-ing revenue flights from 1958 to 2015. A particular focus is made on a breakdown of statistics by generations of aircraft and main accident categories, namely controlled flight into terrain, loss of control in-flight and runway excursion, with a view to helping the industry identify areas of focus for Safety Enhancement.

Product category keywords: Publications, Safety Information, Aircraft.


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ARGUS International, Inc. Booth # 21

Contact person: Mr. John Darbo Director of Sales, Air Carrier Contact email: [email protected]

ARGUS International, Inc. (ARGUS) is a specialized aviation services company whose mission is to provide the global aviation marketplace with data and technology solutions to help companies make informed decisions and manage risk. ARGUS subsidiaries include ARGUS PROS and PRISM.

ARGUS PROS is the leader in onsite aviation audits around the world and 1 of 7 IATA Accredited Audit Organizations eligible to perform the IOSA audit. ARGUS PROS also provides aviation training, and is 1 of 5 IATA Endorsed Training Organizations.

PRISM is a comprehensive Safety Management System Solution that is customizable to fit any size operation. Additionally, PRISM offers Operational Risk Management services, rooted in Lean Six Sigma Prin-ciples, Certification support including manual review, integrations and manual enhancements to meet various standards and regulations, and IOSA Audit Conformance Reports services.

ARGUS also provides world-class aviation software and business management solutions, including AVMOSYS enterprise management software, TRAQPak, CHEQ, and ARMOR SMS. ARGUS Charter opera-tor ratings are the most recognized and requested independent source of overall operator quality. TRAQPak provides industry leading market intelligence data and research services, as well as expert aviation consulting.

Founded in 1995, ARGUS is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, and is actively engaged around the globe.

CEFA Aviation Booth # 2

Contact person: Mr. Dominique Mineo Chief Executive OfficerContact email: [email protected]

CEFA Safety/Training solutions are utilized worldwide by all major airlines. CEFA FAS is a proven, advanced, flight-data animation package that covers all commercial aircraft types from CS100/300, CRJ1000, E195 to B787, A380 and A350.

Our sophisticated, efficient and innovative flight animation software helps to:

• Validate and investigate FOQA/FDM events;• Investigate aircraft incidents or accidents;• Raise leadership and pilots’ awareness to safety concerns;• Airport familiarization;• Deal with manufacturers and authorities;• Produce animation videos that can be replayed on any mobile

device, tablets and PC;• Reduce current time to create animations


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CGE Risk Management Solutions Booth # 4

Contact person: Ms. Antoinette van Antwerpen Partner ManagementContact email: [email protected]

CGE Risk Management Solutions, market leader in barrier based risk management, helps companies all over the world to improve their operations by visually communicating enterprise and operational risks, by applying BowTieXP. Our products improve learning from incidents and actively monitor relevant controls. Supported by 200+ consultancy partners globally, CGE Risk successfully serves 1500+ clients in industries ranging from high hazard industries to financial institutions. Our business development support team focuses on developing new concepts into practical software solutions. Our team works in close cooperation with several industry leading clients, universities, regulators, governmental bodies and our partners around the globe.

State-of-the-art solutions: BowTieXP, AuditXP, IncidentXP and Bow-TieServer.

Cranfield University Booth #9

Contact person: Dr. Jim Nixon, Lecturer, Centre for Safety & Accident InvestigationContact email: [email protected]

Cranfield University is an exclusively postgraduate university that is a global leader for education and transformational research in technology and management. We have an international reputation for our award-winning teaching, research and consultancy in transportation safety man-agement, human factors, airworthiness and incident/accident investiga-tion. Safety and Accident Investigation (SAI) has three streams: SAI - Air Transport, SAI - Rail Transport and SAI - Marine Transport, each offering MSc and PGCert courses. More at www.cranfield.ac.uk.

Emirates Booths #13-14

Emirates is the IASS 2016 Host Sponsor and Official Airline.Contact person: Ms. Tanya Eddowes Safety Promotions and Training ManagerContact email: [email protected]

Visit the Emirates booth to learn more about the airline and to collect a special giveaway, take a safety selfie, and share your ideas about safety in the aviation industry on the Safety Wall. Emirates staff will also be on-hand to answer any questions IASS participants might have about Dubai.

Emirates is the world’s largest international airline, serving 150 cities in 80 countries from its hub in Dubai. Last year, the airline carried over 50 million passengers on more than 186,000 flights, travelling more than 824 million kilometers around the globe, or the equivalent of 1,000 trips to the moon and back.

Emirates is the largest operator of both the Boeing 777 aircraft, and the Airbus A380, the world’s largest commercial passenger aircraft. In 2016, the airline will receive delivery of 36 new aircraft, and retire 26


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older aircraft as part of its strategy to operate a young and efficient fleet. This reduces fuel consumption and emissions, and also means Emirates can provide its customers with the latest features and com-forts on board.

Over its 30 years of operations, Emirates has earned global acclaim for its industry-leading products and services — in the air, and on the ground; and excellence across its operations.

EtQ, Inc. Booth # 23

Contact person: Mr. Azam Begg Enterprise Account ExecutiveContact email: [email protected]

EtQ is the leading Aviation Safety, EHS, Quality and Operational Risk and Compliance management software provider for identify-ing, mitigating and preventing high-risk events through integration, automation and collaboration. EtQ has main offices located in the U.S. and Europe. To learn more about EtQ and its various product offerings, visit www.etq.com.

Flight Data Services Booth #22

Contact person: Mr. Dave Jesse Chief Executive OfficerContact email: [email protected]

Flight Data Services provide Flight Data Analysis incorporating Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) and Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) as a full analysis service to aircraft operators worldwide. Our safety centres in the U.K., U.S. and Singapore offer 24-hour time zone coverage, ensuring an enhanced service, providing more regional dedicated resources. We offer our fully outsourced service Flight Data Connect as a powerful web-based platform which has over 130 customers, monitoring over 3,000 aircraft and about 4,000 flights per day. We are committed in our mission to make air travel safer by in-novative use of flight data, applying our expert knowledge of aviation safety, flight data analysis and information technology. Flight Data Services have collaborated with IATA to enhance the global airline data sharing initiative Flight Data Exchange (FDX) as part of the Global Aviation Data Management (GADM) program. Our capabilities combined, connect the best analysis tool with more flight data across the globe.

FlightDataPeople Booth # 1

Contact person: Mr. Eddie RoganContact email: [email protected]

FlightDataPeople first started as a Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) Service to British Airways and other airlines using FDM360. In 2012 they ex-panded their solutions to include Safety Management Systems software and developed SMS360. Both FDM360 and SMS360 are hosted solutions and both have been designed to be intuitive and easy to implement


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allowing them to be extended throughout an organisation with minimal training whilst still providing a highly effective and integrated solution. FDM360 currently monitors over 1,500 flights per day and provides ex-tracts for EHM (Engine Health Monitoring), APM (Aircraft Performance Monitoring) and Fuel Efficiency purposes where required. SMS360 covers safety incidents, audits, hazard assessments and risk analysis allowing findings and associated mitigating actions to be assigned and monitored to ensure root causes are properly addressed. Powerful built-in reporting, analysis and dashboards allow SPIs (Safety Perfor-mance Indicators) to be generated and monitored for Safety Assurance purposes.

Flight Safety Foundation Booth # 17

Contact person: Ms. Susan Lausch Vice President, Business Operations Contact email: [email protected]

Since 1947, Flight Safety Foundation has helped save lives around the world. The Foundation is an international non-profit organi-zation whose sole purpose is to provide impartial, independent, expert safety guidance and resources for the aviation and aerospace industry. The Foundation is in a unique position to identify global safety issues, set priorities and serve as a catalyst to address the issues through data collection and information sharing, education, advocacy and communications. The Foundation’s effectiveness in bridging cultural and political differences in the common cause of safety has earned worldwide respect. Today, membership includes more than 1,000 organizations and individuals in 150 countries. The Foundation is based in Alexandria, Virginia, U.S., has a regional office in Melbourne, Australia, and currently has affiliated organizations throughout the world.

galiot.areo Booth # 5

Contact person: Mr. Marino Tudor Managing DirectorContact email: [email protected]

galiot.aero is an Agile Software Company specialized in the design and development of safety, quality and security software solutions for avia-tion, marine and offshore/onshore drilling industry.

We are member of Flight Safety Foundation, an international non-profit organization whose sole purpose is to provide impartial, independent, expert safety guidance and resources for the aviation and aerospace industry.

From the very beginning we embraced the Agile software develop-ment methodology in order to add more value to the business faster and to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of reliable working software.


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Modern information technologies, such as Cloud Computing, JAVA Enterprise framework, Google Web Toolkit, AJAX, Restful Web Services and the integration of several excellent and free open source products, are key factors as to why we can offer reliable, flexible and affordable compliance software solutions for companies of any size.

Product category keywords: SMS — Safety Management System Software, QMS — Audit Management System Software, SeMS — Security Management System Software

GE Aviation Booth # 16

GE Aviation is also an IASS 2016 Gold Sponsor.Contact person: Mr. Alex Beaux Product MarketingContact email: [email protected]

GE Aviation is a world-leading industrial manufacturer of jet and tur-boprop engines and components as well as avionics, electrical power and mechanical systems for aircraft. Thanks to its cloud-based devel-opment platform called Predix, GE Aviation is now a digital industrial company, harnessing large streams of data into operational insights. GE Aviation offers digital solutions that help customers manage risk, optimize operations and maximize efficiency.

GE Aviation’s eFOQA service is recognized globally as the leading online hosted solution for airline FOQA/FDM programs. Powered by its Event Measurement System (EMS), GE provides configurability, speed, accuracy and scalability to support the largest and smallest airlines alike. For over 20 years, GE Aviation’s digital team has been working with its active user community to create a substantial library of safety analytics. When you become a GE eFOQA customer, you are leveraging the collected expertise of your industry peers.

GE Aviation’s Flight Efficiency service provides data-driven insights for identifying opportunities and implementing sustainable fuel effi-ciency initiatives. GE has redefined the baseline for accurate efficiency measurement, utilizing the same industry leading EMS platform and analytics expertise from its safety service. The result is an unparalleled capability to precisely determine real efficiency opportunities, track behaviors and savings, and finally understand what is truly affecting fuel and time costs in your operation.

GE Aviation also offers solutions that address challenges around recovery, scheduling, crew pairing, flight path optimization and more. Whether the desired outcome is risk management, fuel efficiency, or optimized operations, GE Aviation knows that good decisions start with better data.


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Inflight Warning Systems Booth # 7

Inflight Warning Systems is also an IASS 2016 Silver Sponsor.Contact person: Mr. Joe Barclay Chief Executive OfficerContact email: [email protected]

Inflight Warning Systems is an avionics OEM manufacturer of predictive systems and technologies for use in commercial aircraft.

Flight diversions resulting from in-flight smoke events caused by fan failure have become a significant problem in flight operations. IWS worked closely with airline customers to develop a successful product line, and has since delivered approximately 5,000 VMU devices world-wide. The IWS Vibration Monitor Unit (VMU) is a proven device that is easily retrofitted to aircraft fans to eliminate fan smoke failures, thus eliminating MELs, AOGs and flight diversions resulting from these failures.

Although aircraft fan applications have historically been the core of IWS products, other predictive maintenance applications are presently in development.

Product category keywords: Avionics/Instruments, Safety/ Emergency Equipment, Engineering.

Jeppesen Booth # 6

Contact person: Mr. Tomas Klemets Head of Scheduling SafetyContact email: [email protected]

For more than 75 years, Jeppesen has made it possible for pilots and their passengers to safely and efficiently reach their destinations. Today this pioneering spirit continues as Jeppesen delivers transformational information and optimization solutions to improve the efficiency of air, sea and rail operations around the globe. Jeppesen is a subsidiary of The Boeing Company. Corporate information on Jeppesen is available online at www.jeppesen.com.

Presage Group Inc Booth # 8

Contact person: Mr. Martin Smith Founder/PresidentContact email: [email protected]

Presage Group Inc. (“Presage”) offers the next generation of psychoso-cial assessment and predictive analytics tools designed to target human decision-making in the moment. The Presage solution looks at people — the core of enterprise behavioral risk management. We find: who is at risk, why they are at risk, and what you need to do to keep them safe and compliant. Our custom surveys collect data on nine behavioral/psy-chosocial factors driving non-compliance; our Insights Portal translates that data into clear-as-day representations of the current state and culture of safety; and, our diverse team of professionals offers mitiga-tion strategies that build a culture of safety over time.

Presage was the solution when the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) needed insight on the #1 threat to the industry, namely approach and landing accidents, and to answer: “Why are only 3% of the global

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commercial airline pilot population compliant to their company’s Go-Around policy?” It’s been our privilege to support the FSF in un-derstanding the “why” and in shaping new recommendations for the industry to mitigate this risk using robust science and valid statistical processes while ensuring participant anonymity and confidentiality.

Our solution is a “Game Changer” in understanding the psychology of non-compliance. Our business is about identifying the decision-making threats to safety before they happen, reducing the frequency, severity, and costs of events. The strength of our approach has been validated by the global insurance underwriter community who nowfund Presage initiatives with their aviation customers. Because Safety is an integrated component of business performance the Presage solution, that targets human decision making, also has a profound positive impact on the overall business culture and results. After all, business is really about PEOPLE and we help you see them differently.

Rolls-Royce Booth # 15

Rolls-Royce is also an IASS 2016 Platinum Sponsor.Contact person: Ms. Nina Gill Customer Account DirectorContact email: [email protected]

The Rolls-Royce brand promise of “Trusted to Deliver Excellence” is not only to deliver excellence around its services, but also to deliver this with a very clear focus on its customers’ business and operational benefits.

In the aerospace sector, 1,350 customers are benefiting from Rolls-Royce digital capability globally, with a range of products and consul-tancy covering Engine Health Management, Fuel Management and Safety Management.

Complementing its TotalCare® range of Services, the Rolls-Royce Safety Management System (SMS) solution, also known as VisiumAQD, enables organisations to manage all aspects of operational risk and regu-latory compliance consistently across their enterprise.

Used by the top airline safety performers, the Rolls-Royce SMS solution has established itself on the market as the leading solution for efficient safety, quality and risk management, and has now a customer base of over 120 operators, spread across 50 countries.

Rolls-Royce is a member of the IATA Strategic Partnership Program and STEADES™.

Safran Booth # 3

Safran is also an IASS 2016 Silver Sponsor.Contact person: Mr. Kevin Roques Account Manager – Middle East, Africa & Central AsiaContact email: [email protected]

Safran Electronics & Defense, with a high-level expertise in data analysis and flight operations, proposes an innovative range of world-class services called Cassiopée, dedicated to Airlines, Business Aviation and Helicopter Operators.


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Cassiopée is designed to meet three main challenges facing today’s aircraft Operators: Earn and maintain certification, keep your aircraft in the air, and reduce costs. It reflects our long-standing expertise in flight data monitoring.

Designed to facilitate fleet management and analyze flight param-eters, Cassiopée allows customers to optimize their costs, by increasing flight safety and reducing risks.

Cassiopée Global Services is based on the power of the market- leading Safran E&D Analysis Ground Station (AGS) software, and our pilots, flight data analysts, flight operations engineers and safety consul-tants who implement tailored solutions that lead to meaningful results.

Both are used by more than 160 airlines in the entire world.It is also based on the Aircraft Condition Monitoring System (ACMS)

developed by Safran E&D that records data and information from aircraft systems. It monitors and controls the condition of the onboard equipment and systems, as well as the variations of flight conditions and aircraft operating conditions.

The WEFA Wireless Extension for ACMS allows Airlines to manage all the data of every flight at distance, by an internet secured connection. It answers the new needs for the air transport, improving the safety of flights.

Equipped with Safran E&D flight data automatic processing solu-tions, Engineering & Maintenance organizations will benefit from an easy, quick and secure access to relevant information in order to take the right action at the right time.

Safran E&D introduced the Digital Flight Report, an application for mobile devices to dematerialize helicopter flight reports. Safran Identity & Security provides his expertise in security through the biometric sig-nature, which allows operators to increase security, improving logistic & reducing time to complete flight reports.

Veoci Booth # 19

Contact person: Mr. David Groesch, Regional DirectorContact email: [email protected]

Veoci is an emergency/incident management software solution used by major airlines and airports to bring the right people and right resources together instantly and easily when you need them on a daily basis or for a major incident.

Executives, Go-Teams, EOC’s, NOC’s, IT Departments, airports, cit-ies, and companies rely on Veoci to provide: Notification/check-in to personnel, timely passenger manifest verification, emergency plans that are executable, checklists, resource management, World-Wide situation awareness, dashboards, easy multi-channel communication (phone, test, email, chat), interactive mapping, file management, integration to corporate systems, and more.

And all of this is available in the EOC, at home, or in the field via computers, laptops, and mobile phones or tablets.


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