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Welcome to 100 years of Trans Tasman Aviation

I wish everyone a warm welcome to the Aviation Conference Week in Queenstown. This year’s Conference will have a distinct ANZAC Theme, befitting the 100 years of mateship and togetherness with our Trans-Tasman friends. The Leadership Summit on Wednesday afternoon starts with a flypast by the RNZAF and we will recognise the sacrifices our armed forces have made over the last 100 years during that day’s programme. This year’s conference is significantly different to anything we’ve done before:

• Our AAA Conference will be a joint Conference with the Agricultural Aviation Association of Australia

• The directors of CAA and CASA will share the podium • The Chief of the RNZAF and a spokesman for the Chief of the RAAF will talk on air

force relationships • We have a record number of Australian exhibitors at the trade show

We have a fantastic array of speakers throughout the whole week – from New Zealand, Australia and further afield. We look forward to seeing you in Queenstown. Samantha Sharif Chief Executive

2015 Aviation Leadership Week 29 June- 3 July, Rydges Hotel, Queenstown

Aviation Leadership Week Overview

0900 Wires, CRM and Human Factors TRAINER - Phil Hurst, EO AAAA

1700 Aviation Leadership Summit Registrations Open

1830 Welcome Reception at Rydges Lakeland Trade Display area

Sponsored by

2000 Welcome Reception closes

Dinner – own arrangements – at large in Queenstown

PT6A Customer Day seminar hosted by Pratt & Whitney Canada

0900 Best practices for operation and maintenance

Technical, reliability and customer services updates, Q&A session

Barista Coffee Sponsored by

1530 Close

Monday 29 June: Training Day

Thursday 2 July, Training Day

1700 Registrations Open

1830 Welcome Reception at Rydges Lakeland Trade Display area

Sponsored by

2000 Welcome Reception closes

Dinner – own arrangements – at large in Queenstown

0900 Keynote Address – ANZAC Today - Wing Commander Chris Andrew


0930 Chairman’s Address - NZAAA Chairman Alan Beck

0945 President’s Address - AAAA President David Boundy

1000 Professionalism and Profile – Alan Beck Chairman NZAAA

1030 Morning Tea in Trade Display area

1100 Common Challenges – Common Solutions – Owen Dodson and Peter

Travers

1145 Ballance Fertiliser - NZAAA Gold Sponsor - Greg Delaney

1200 Lunch in Trade Display area, sponsored by

1230 Trade Displays

1330 To Err is Inhuman – Pilots and SMS - Tony Kern, Convergent Performance

1500 Afternoon Tea in Trade Display area

1530 Concurrent AGMs – NZAAA / AAAA

1630 Ask the leaders anything - Combined Q & A Session

1700 Happy Hour in Trade Display area – Sponsored by

1800 ANZAC’s at Large (Free Evening)

Tuesday 30 June: AAA/AAAA Conference

Monday 29 June: AAA/AAAA Conference opens

0900 Implications of an Accident – Bruce Peterson – Aerospread Ltd


0930 Getting ready for your 20 Good Summers - Martin Hawes, Financial

Advisor/Author


1100 Beat the Cheats – TiSR Project Udate – John Sinclair NZAAA EO

1115 The Joy of Business - Garth Gallaway, Chapman Tripp

1155 GE Finance - NZAAA Gold Sponsor

1220 Air Tractor – AAAA Gold Sponsor – Jim Hirsch, President of Air Tractor

1230 Lunch in Trade Display area

1300 RNZAF ANZAC Flying Display

1330 Opening of Summit, President and Chief Executive

1340 UAV – Safety and opportunities – Chris Thomson, acting Chair UAVNZ

1400 Official Opening of Aviation Leadership Summit - Vanessa Uden, Mayor of

Queenstown

1415 Trans/Tasman Mutual Recognition - Graeme Harris Director CAANZ

- Mark Skidmore Director CASA

1445 100 years of ANZAC Fellowship

Air Vice Marshal Mike Yardley DSD - Royal New Zealand Air Force

Group Captain John Davidson CSC – Royal Australian Air Force

Minute Silence

1515 Aviation NZ AGM


1615 Departure to Gondola to go to Skyline Restaurant

10 minutes walk or by bus

Wednesday 1 July: AAA/AAAA Conference and NZHA

1700 Gala Awards Dinner – Black Tie – at Skyline Restaurant

Pre-dinner cocktails sponsored by

Diamond Sponsor

End of AAA/AAAA Conference

Wednesday 1 July: NZ Helicopter Association Conference

0900 Implications of an Accident – Bruce Peterson – Aerospread Ltd


0930 Getting ready for your 20 Good Summers - Martin Hawes, Financial Advisor/Author


1100 Beat the Cheats – TiSR Project Update – John Sinclair NZAAA EO

1115 The Joy of Business - Garth Gallaway, Chapman Tripp

1155 GE Finance - NZAAA Gold Sponsor

1215 Air Tractor – AAAA Gold Sponsor – Jim Hirsch, President of Air Tractor



1330 Opening of Summit – President and Chief Executive

1340 UAVs – Safety and opportunities – Chris Thomson, acting Chair UAVNZ

1400 Official Opening of Leadership Summit - Vanessa Uden, Mayor of Queenstown






Minute Silence







Diamond Sponsor

Wednesday 1 July: NZ Helicopter Association Conference


Thursday 2 July: NZ Helicopter Association Conference

0900 Aviation as a key driver of NZ’s economy – Minister of Transport – Hon Simon

Bridges (recorded presentation)


0930 National Partnerships – Growing Aviation in the Conservation Estate – Geoff

Ensor, Director Commercial Partnerships, Department of Conservation

0950 Health & Safety and Aviation - Brett Murray GM High Hazards and Specialist

Services, Worksafe

1030 Morning Tea in Trade Display area Sponsored by

1100 Demystifying SMS: What do you need to do – if anything? - Steve Moore GM

GA CAA

New Southern Sky – Steve Smyth Director New Southern Sky CAA

1145 Coalitions – working together to tackle opportunities – Alan Koziarski, NZTE

1215 Helicopter Association International – Key Developments Ed Di Campli, Chief

Operating Officer, HAI


1300 Human Failures in Accidents - Glen Eastlake, International Safety Systems

1400 Claims and the Insurance Perspective – Pat MacLauchlan, Boston Marks

1430 Preventing Mast Bumping – Andy Mackay, CAA


1530 NZHA/CAA Safety Strategy World Leading? – Joe Dewar, CAA

1600 Part 135 Sector Risk Profile – Navigatus Consulting & Dominik Gibbs, CAA

1630 NZHA AGM

Evening: Drinks Reception

Sponsored by

Thursday 2 July: NZ Helicopter Association Conference

NZHA Divisional Meeting



1330 Opening of Summit, President and Chief Executive

1340 UAVs – Safety and opportunities – Chris Thomson, Chairman UAVNZ

1400 Official Opening of Aviation Leadership Summit - Vanessa Uden, Mayor of

Queenstown






Minute silence







Diamond Sponsor by

Wednesday 1 July Aviation Leadership Summit


0900 Aviation as a key driver of NZ’s economy – Minister of Transport – Hon Simon

Bridges (recorded presentation)


0930 National Partnerships – Growing Aviation in the Conservation Estate – Geoff

Ensor, Director Commercial Partnerships, Department of Conservation

0950 Health & Safety and Aviation - Brett Murray GM High Hazards and Specialist

Services, Worksafe

1030 Morning Tea in Trade Display area Sponsored by

1100 Demystifying SMS: What do you need to do – if anything? - Steve Moore GM

GA CAA

1125 New Southern Sky – Steve Smyth Director New Southern Sky CAA

1150 Coalitions – working together to tackle opportunities – Alan Koziarski, NZTE

1215 Helicopter Association International – Key Developments Ed DiCampli, Chief

Operating Officer, HAI


End of Aviation Leadership Summit

Thursday 2 July Aviation Leadership Summit

1300 Human Failures in Accidents - Glen Eastlake, International Safety Systems

1400 Claims and the Insurance Perspective – Pat MacLauchlan, Boston Marks

1430 Preventing Mast Bumping – Andy Mackay, CAA


1530 NZHA/CAA Safety Strategy World Leading? – Joe Dewar, CAA

1600 Part 135 Sector Risk Profile – Navigatus Consulting & Dominik Gibbs, CAA

1630 NZHA AGM

Training & Development

1300 AGM

1350 Oceania compression ignition engine programme – Don McCracken

1400 New Southern Skies Forum – Ashok Poduval


1530 Integrated Pilot Training Programme – Ian Calvert & Bill MacGregor

1630 Executive Forum – Chairs of Logistics, Training and Development and

UAVNZ

5 minute presentations on divisional priorities

Followed by Q&A from the floor

1300 CAA Regulation – Steve Moore, GM, CAA

1330 UAV Operator Training, Gary Scrafton, ServiceIQ, HFT, Massey Uni

1400 UAV Insurance – Richard Longley, Aon NZ, Senior Aviation Account Manager

Thursday 2 July: Divisional Meetings

NZHA, Training & Development, Logistics, UAVNZ

UAVNZ Division

Training & Development Division

NZHA Division

1430 UAVNZ AGM


1530 Practical UAV operations


UAVNZ



Logistics

1300 Welcome

1305 Oceania compression ignition engine programme – Don McCracken

1315 Strategic direction for logistics – Workshop with Fletcher McKenzie

(incorporating AGM)


1530 Continuing


UAVNZ



End of NZHA and UAVNZ meetings

Evening: Drinks Reception

Sponsored by

Free Evening

Logistics Division

Logistics

0900 MPI compliance & protecting our environmental border, Andrew Spelman –

Ministry for Primary Industries



1100 Employment outcomes – Government priorities, Roger Smyth, Group

Manager – Tertiary, Ministry of Education


0900 Aviation Training consortia (several simultaneous small workshops)



1100 Employment outcomes – Government priorities, Roger Smyth, Group

Manager – Tertiary, Ministry of Education

End of Training & Development at lunch time

End of Logistics at lunch time

Friday 3 July: Divisional Meetings continue

Logistics and Training & Development

Logistics


Graeme Harris, Director, CAA. Harris began his career in the RNZAF where he finished in the role of commanding officer, Avionics maintenance squadron. He joined Transpower for a time and took his first role with CAA in 1998 as Team Leader Airline Surveillance. In 2000 he was appointed Quality Assurance and Risk Manager at Mount Cook Airlines. Graeme returned to CAA in 2004 as General Manager Personnel Licensing and Aviation Services. He has been Chief Executive and Director of CAA since 2012 Mark Skidmore AM, Director, CASA. Skidmore had a distinguished career in the RAAF, finishing as Air Commander Australia, a position he held from 2008 to 2012. He joined the RAAF as an Officer Cadet in 1977 and went on to fly aircraft including the F-111, Dassault Mirage III, Macchi MB-326H, AESL CT/4A and Douglas C-47 Dakota. He served as the Staff Officer Operational Systems at Headquarters Air Command, RAAF Base Glenbrook, before resigning in March 1998 to join Aerospace Technical Services as the Senior Test Pilot and Business Development Executive. Skidmore rejoined the RAAF in 2000 and completed the Defence Staff Course at Weston Creek before being posted again to the Aircraft Research and Development Unit, this time as the Commanding Officer. He was appointed to his current position in 2014. AVM Mike Yardley DSO, Chief of Air Force. Yardley enlisted in the RNZAF in 1981 as a General Duties Navigator. He was posted to No. 5 Squadron as a Navigator and after attending the RNZAF Command and Staff College he was appointed Commanding Officer No. 5 Squadron in 1999. Yardley was posted to USAF Air War College and on his return to New Zealand in 2002, he was appointed Project Manager for the P-3 Systems Upgrade Project deploying to Greenville, Texas in 2004. Other appointments included Assistant Chief of Air Force Capability, Chief Staff Officer – Joint Plans and the Royal College Defence Studies (RCDS) in London. Yardley was promoted to his current rank and assumed the role of Chief of Air Force in May 2014. GPCAPT John Davidson CSC, Defence Advisor, Australian High Commission Wellington. Davidson joined the RAAF in 1988, completed his pilot’s course in 1992 and was posted to fly Caribou aircraft in Richmond and Amberley. In 1995, he commenced his first tour as a Forward Air Controller, flying modified PC9 aircraft, before qualifying as a flying instructor in 1998. During 2007-08 he undertook Joint Command and Staff Course in the UK before assuming the J533 position at JOC on promotion to Wing Commander. His career since then has included deployment to the Middle East, Commanding Officer of 34 SQN (VIP) at Fairbairn, and Director of Undergraduates at the Australian Defence Force Academy. Dr Tony Kern, human factors specialist and former United States Air Force flight instructor, is speaking to the Australasian Agricultural Aviation Conference. Dr. Tony Kern, based in Colorado USA, is the founding partner and CEO of Convergent Performance, LLC. Convergent Performance is a think tank dedicated to reducing human error and improving performance in high risk environments such as aviation, military operations, surgical teams, law enforcement and fire fighting.

Geoff Ensor, Director Commercial Partnerships, Department of Conservation. The Commercial Partnership team is focused on working with businesses across New Zealand to deliver new benefits for conservation. Ensor had worked since 2005 in the executive team at the Tourism Industry Association (TIA) where he finished as the TIA’s Advocacy Manager. During his time at the TIA, Ensor worked closely with DOC at a national level on a wide range of tourism related issues, including developing frameworks for commercial operations on conservation land, reviewing safety standards for adventure tourism operators and leading work on responsible camping protocols. He was appointed to his current position in 2013.

Aviation Leadership Summit Speakers

Brett Murray – General Manager High Hazards & Specialist Services, Worksafe. Murray joined the former Department of Labour in 2004 and previous roles have included Regional Manager for Central Region, heading the investigation into the Pike River mine tragedy and General Manager National Services and Support. Earlier in his career, he spent 15 years working within NZ Police in various roles, and he has also spent time running his own business.

Steve Moore, General Manager, General Aviation, CAA. Moore had a 38 year career with the RNZAF, mostly associated with the Air Combat Force flying the A-4K Skyhawk and BAC-167 Strikemaster. He also flew the UH-1H Iroquois for a short period, including a seven-month tour in the Sinai Desert as part of the New Zealand Contingent to the Multinational Force and Observers, and an exchange with the United States Navy in Antarctica flying the UH-1N. He is a qualified flying instructor and a graduate test pilot from the United Kingdom’s Empire Test Pilot School. Moore was appointed to his current position in 2013. Steve Smyth, Director, New Southern Skies. Smyth was Manager Air Introduction Into Service at the NZDF before taking up his current position in 2014. Prior to coming to New Zealand, he held a range of senior aerospace leadership roles in the Royal Air Force, including the management of major capability delivery transformation programmes, engagement on United Nations Peace Keeping Operations and managing an International military/civil airport. Chris Thomson, Aviation Programme Manager, Callaghan Innovation Chris brings broad aviation experience to his position. He trained with the RNZAF as an aircraft technician and joined CAA in 2006 as an airworthiness engineer. Chris then moved to global company Vestas as a Composites Structures Engineer. This was followed by over 2 years with Altitude Aerospace Interiors before he joined Callaghan Innovation in 2012.

Alan Koziarski, Coalitions Manager, NZ Trade and Enterprise. Koziarski has had a wide ranging carer with NZTE since 2001. His positions have included leading NZTE Customer Services teams in the South Island, Regional Director Southeast Asia based in Singapore and Director Globally Competitive Firms. He has also been responsible for developing and implementing the clusters and networks programme in NZTE. Prior to NZTE, he was involved in the start-up of two communications companies and as an international cluster development consultant. His role in cluster development gained international recognition as Vice-President (AP) of The Competitiveness Institute (TCI) in Barcelona.

Edward DiCampli, Chief Operating Officer, HAI celebrated 25 years of committed service to HAI and the international helicopter industry in 2011.

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Aviation Leadership Summit Sponsors

Diamond Sponsor

Ruby Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Other Sponsors

Aviation NZ Strategic Partners

NZHA Gold Sponsors

NZAAA Gold Sponsors

Sponsors: The Haggis

Sponsors

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