WATS 2010 Event Catalogue

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The World Aviation Training Conference & Tradeshow 27-29 April 2010 • Rosen Shingle Creek Resort • Orlando, Florida

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Welcome to Orlando and the 13th edition of WATS! WATS 2010 is occurring at a time of considerable change in our industry. With unprecedented public, political and regulatory scrutiny, we have a unique opportunity – and responsibility – to ensure that the change we are experiencing both maintains and furthers the safest transportation system on the planet.

The air transportation industry has always been characterized by highly talented men and woman driving technical, training and regulatory consensus. That consensus has ensured a level of comfort, safety, and international economic benefit that is unprecedented and often ignored in the aftermath of the rare accidents and incidents. But when those rare incidents occur, the players step up and learn as quickly as possible, so as to implement any needed adjustments and re-calibrations. That feedback loop, whether it is in aircraft design and engineering, technical operations, or training, is one of the hallmarks of the industry and one of the drivers of its remarkable safety record.

Certainly the aviation training industry itself is in the midst of a degree of adjustment and re-calibration, particularly here in the US. Most of us who have been participating these past decades want to ensure that the adjustment is performed while maintaining a clear understanding of how we arrived at this moment in time. What are the critical issues and how can they be addressed without throwing the baby out with the bath water? To what degree are these training issues international in scope, and what kind of organizations and cooperation levels will be required to solve them? Are there any societal or demographic elements that are beyond our ability to address?

To help answer these questions, this year’s WATS conference program is designed to ensure that the critical players are being heard from, whether it’s through participation directly in the conference as speakers, conducting side meetings, or leading breakout sessions. These include the FAA, ICAO, RAA, ATA, ALPA, and AICC. And for the first time the Southern California Safety Institute (SCSI) is jointly delivering the Cabin Crew Training conference track with us.

We are particularly pleased at the level of FAA involvement, from the Administrator’s Keynote, through to representation in most of the conference tracks and breakouts. The Agency is playing an important role in the Maintenance Training track as well as the Regional Airline (RATS) pilot training track. And amongst the breakouts, the National Simulator Program (NSP) will conduct their now regular briefing session.

The overall theme of WATS 2010 is “Optimizing Training Technology and Technique in a New Era.” This encapsulates what we hope to help achieve this week here in Orlando. Our speakers and breakout session leaders represent this industry’s “best and brightest.” They will provide you with the information and perspectives you need to plan for the on-going recovery, improve safety, and increase your bottom line.

Our best wishes for a most productive conference.

Sincerely,

Andy Smith President Halldale Media Group

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Chris Lehman WATS Conference Chair CAT Editor in Chief

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Dear Colleagues On behalf of all my CAE colleagues from around the globe, I would like to welcome you to the World Aviation Training Conference & Tradeshow, 2010.

‘WATS’ is the premier annual gathering of the civil aviation simulation and training industry, and affords us all tremendous opportunity to share best practices as we explore innovative ways that continue to enhance safety and improve operational efficiencies in these uncertain economic times.

Across these three days, you can expect many dynamic conference presentations and I am proud to note two of my CAE colleagues will be presenting papers this year – one on airline pilot selection and provisioning (Tuesday at 1400, pilot track, “New Training Paradigms”) and another on the evolving technologies of technical training (Wednesday at 1145, maintenance track, “Role of Simulation Technology”).

Even more important, the representatives of CAE and I are here to listen to you about your organization’s specific training requirements and challenges.

The people of CAE are totally committed to simulation and training, to developing flexible solutions that address the diversity of our customers’ evolving training needs, and to continually enhancing value by extending the industry’s broadest portfolio of integrated simulation products, training capacity, civil aviation services and global customer support.

I hope you will visit the CAE booth for a conversation about how our comprehensive capability and more than 60 years of proven reliability can address your training needs in a unique relationship. Our team will be on hand to demonstrate CAE TroposTM-6000 visual system refinements, CAE TrueTM Airport visual database update services, CAE Simfinity Integrated Procedures Trainer for the Boeing 787, CAE Flightscape flight data analysis and evidence-based training, advanced technical training tools, self-paced e-Learning, and to discuss our end-to-end range of resources.

I wish all participants an informative and productive conference.

I look forward to seeing you and sharing a good conversation!

Jeff Roberts Group President, Civil Products and Training & Services, CAE

Dear Colleagues, I would like to welcome you to the 2010 World Aviation Training Conference and Tradeshow. As we maneuver through these challenging economic times, we are conscious of how critical it is for us to work together to find solutions to our industry’s diverse issues. This event provides each of us the opportunity to share ideas and discuss possible solutions for our individual and collective success.

Since the last WATS meeting, we have achieved a number of milestones. The 787 is well into its test program and on its way to a first delivery by the end of the year. As the official training provider, we have completed the first training for ANA technicians who will maintain this game-changing airplane and pilot training is scheduled to begin in third quarter of this year. The 747-8 has also entered the flight test program and we look forward to begin training crews late this summer.

I am sure you have heard by now that Alteon has changed its name to Boeing Training & Flight Services to better reflect the evolution of our capabilities and to reinforce Boeing’s commitment to safe and efficient operations. While our name has changed, our commitment to provide airlines with world-class quality and a consistent standard of service excellence remains the same.

We look forward to meeting with you during the conference to showcase our expanded portfolio of services and share the exciting things we are working on at Training & Flight Services.

On behalf of our employees around the world, we thank you for your support and look forward to this journey together.

Warmest regards,

Sherry Carbary Vice President, Training & Flight Services

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A message from Marion Broughton, Vice President, Avionics, Training & Simulation, Thales

Dear Industry Professional On behalf of Thales it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to WATS 2010. This training conference and exhibition are an excellent opportunity to share ideas and knowledge in our rapidly developing and exciting business.

Last year Thales launched ‘The New Reality’, a dynamic business approach that was developed from having listened to you, our Customer. As I’m sure you are aware from reading articles in CAT and other publications, The New Reality has been embraced by a number of organisations and our first RealitySeven simulator is now in service with Airbus.

Our new way of working is continually evolving to meet your needs through Customer Involvement Panels and Expert Working Groups. With Thales you will find a business partner committed to improving your efficiency and performance through strong investment in key technologies, support services and innovative financial options. A partner keen to engage with you, embrace change and meet the challenges that will help you achieve your business goals.

Thales has a deep involvement in nearly every aspect of the civil aviation industry, from training and simulation through to specialist avionics, air traffic management, airport security solutions, identity management solutions and In-Flight Entertainment systems. Thales is transforming the way it engages with you.

Enjoy WATS and please stop by the Thales booth to find out how we can help your business.

WATS 2010 2010 World Aviation Training Conference & Tradeshow

conference attendees, DearDear conference attendees, We are pleased to join you at WATS 2008.

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Chief WATS Moderator: Dr. Michael Karim Moderator: Peter Moxham

0900-1000 Session 1 Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (All Conference Tracks) • Mr. J. Randolph Babbitt, Administrator, FAA • Captain Rory Kay, Executive Air Safety Chairman, ALPA

• Captain Cor Blokzijl, Director Flight Operations, Mandala Airlines “The Impact of Cockpit Automation on Pilot Training” • Scott Nutter, General Manager, Research, AQP & Development, Delta Air Lines “Creating the Largest Pilot Training Program in the World”

1000-1100 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS

1745 Networking Reception Sponsored by Airbus Training

1100-1230 Session 2 Operational Safety Insights (All Conference Tracks) • Captain Winston Scott, Dean, College of Aeronautics, Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) “Training Lessons from the Space Program and Military Aviation” • Captain John Bent, Director Training Strategy, Sino-Foreign Aviation Education Associates Ltd. “Training for Safety” • Dr. Kathy Abbott, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor, Flight Deck Human Factors, FAA and Captain John Cox, President/CEO, Safety Operating Systems “Beyond Pilot Error: Aviation Safety and Training”

Day 2 – Wednesday 28 April 2010

1230-1400 Lunch Sponsored by CAE

1030-1115 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development

Day 1 – Tuesday 27 April 2010

1400-1530 Session 3 WATS/RATS Pilot: New Training Paradigms • Mr. Mohamed Elamiri, Head, ICAO Audit Programmes “Update on ICAO’s Next Generation of Aviation Professionals Initiatives” • Walter Visser, Vice President, CAE Global Academy “From Candidate to Flight Crew: Keeping your Airline One Step Ahead in Pilot Selection and Provisioning” • Anthony Petteford, Oxford Aviation Academy and Captain Burkhard Kruse, Lufthansa Flight Training 1530-1615 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1615-1745 Session 4 WATS/RATS Pilot: Dealing with Today’s Training Issues • Dr. Janeen Kochan, ARTS Inc. “From ‘Now-Gen’ to ‘Next-Gen’ Pilots: Do We Need (More) New Rules?”

0900-1030 Session 5 WATS Pilot: Air Carrier Training Insights • Captain Steve Sheterline, Head of Flight Technical and Training, British Airways “Runway Excursion Training” • Captain Roman Hurych, Flight Chief Instructor, Czech Airlines “Dealing with Unreliable Speed at Recurrent Training” • Dr. Nihad Daidzic, Associate Professor of Aviation, Minnesota State University “Adverse Elevator Effect in Airplane Landing Flare”

1115-1245 Session 6 WATS Pilot : Air Carrier Training Insights • Captain John Cox, President/CEO, Safety Operating Systems “Loss of Control, Avoidance, Recognition and Recovery” • Captain Tim Leonard, Senior Manager Flight Training, Southwest Airlines “RNP Implementation at Southwest Airlines” • Captain Christof Kemeny, Lufthansa Cityline and Captain Mark Maskiell, JetBlue “Dual HGS Training and AQTP” 1245-1415 Lunch Sponsored by Mechtronix

Representatives from the FAA’s Atlantabased National Simulator Program (NSP) will conduct their traditional WATS briefing and Question and Answer Session • Upset Recovery Training (URT) Panel 1545-1615 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development 1615-1745 WATS/RATS Pilot: Breakout Session II • ATC Simulation Industry Panel will discuss the need and role of Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulation in flight simulation training.

Day 3 – Thursday 29 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 7 Simulation Technology Update (all conference tracks) • Graeme Olgivie, ALSIM “How are Advances in Technology Helping in Initial Pilot Training?”

• David White, Chief Scientist, Thales “B787 Training Technologies” • Kip Caudrey, Senior Manager Simulator Evaluation, Standards, and Regulatory Affairs, Boeing Training “Are we getting maximum training value using currently available simulation technology?”

1030-1115 Coffee 1115-1245 Session 8 Focus on e-Learning for Air Carriers (all conference tracks) WATS Session conducted by Herbert Schwarz, Chairman of the Aviation Industry CBT Committee (AICC).

• Brad Cooper, Senior Vice President Research, Plateau Systems “ROI in Training – Finding the Right Approach and Strategies for Making the LMS Case in Today’s Cost-Cutting Climate” • John Alonso, CTO, Outstart “The Flying Classroom – Mobile Learning for the Mobile Workforce: Can We Afford Not to Do It?” 1245 Lunch on your own

1415-1545 WATS Pilot: Breakout Session I • FAA National Simulator Program (NSP) Briefing Session

1400 Close of Exhibition

Moderator: Captain Drew Bedson, Compass Airlines Moderator: Terry Hibler, FlightSafety International Day 1 – Tuesday 27 April 2010 0900-1000 Session 1 Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (All Conference Tracks) • Mr. J. Randolph Babbitt, Administrator, FAA • Captain Rory Kay, Executive Air Safety Chairman, ALPA 1000-1100 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1100-1230 Session 2 Operational Safety Insights (All Conference Tracks) • Captain Winston Scott, Dean, College of Aeronautics, Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) “Training Lessons from the Space Program and Military Aviation” • Captain John Bent, Director Training Strategy, Sino-Foreign Aviation Education Associates Ltd. “Training for Safety” • Dr. Kathy Abbott, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor, Flight Deck Human Factors, FAA and Captain John Cox, President/CEO, Safety Operating Systems “Beyond Pilot Error: Aviation Safety and Training” 1230-1400 Lunch Sponsored by CAE 1400-1530 Session 3 WATS/RATS Pilot: New Training Paradigms • Mr. Mohamed Elamiri, Head, ICAO Audit Programmes “Update on ICAO’s Next Generation of Aviation Professionals Initiatives” • Walter Visser, Vice President, CAE Global Academy “From Candidate to Flight Crew: Keeping your Airline One Step Ahead in Pilot Selection and Provisioning” • Anthony Petteford, Oxford Aviation Academy and Captain Burkhard Kruse, Lufthansa Flight Training 1530-1615 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1615-1745 Session 4 WATS/RATS Pilot: Dealing with Today’s Training Issues • Dr. Janeen Kochan, ARTS Inc. “From ‘Now-Gen’ to ‘Next-Gen’ Pilots: Do We Need (More) New Rules?”

• Captain Cor Blokzijl, Director Flight Operations, Mandala Airlines “The Impact of Cockpit Automation on Pilot Training”

• Scott Nutter, General Manager, Research, AQP & Development, Delta “Creating the Largest Pilot Training Program in the World”

• Captain Robert Tapaszi, Manager of Flight Training Programs, Compass Airlines “Captain Leadership Training”

1745 Networking Reception Sponsored by Airbus Training

1545-1615 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development

Day 2 – Wednesday 28 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 5 RATS Pilot: Regional Airline New Hire Training Perspectives • Captain John O’Brien, Delta Connection Academy “Future Pilots Initiative” • Captain Darrin Greubel, Manager of Flight Standards, ASA “Hiring and Training the “Structured” pilot. A Regional’s Perspective” • Captain James Nides, VP Flight Operations and Maintenance, ExpressJet 1030-1115 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development 1115-1245 Session 6 RATS Pilot : Regional Airline Training Challenges • Captain Larry Neal, Senior Manager Flight Training, Comair “Advanced Qualification Program – The Next Generation of Pilot Training” • Paul Kolisch, Flight Operations Training, Mesaba Airlines “Approach to Stall Training - Pedantic or Practical” • Captain Marcus Smith, Manager of Flight Training, SkyWest Airlines and Captain David Moxham, Manager of Recurrent Training, SkyWest Airlines “Technology in the Classroom” 1245-1415 Lunch Sponsored by Mechtronix 1415-1545 RATS Pilot: Breakout I • Key Safety Initiatives that will have Significant Influence on Pilot Training.

Scott Foose, Vice President, Regional Airline Association (RAA) will moderate the Key Safety Initiatives panel of speakers, addressing four important issues for the regional airline industry.

• John Duncan, Division Manager, Air Transportation Division, FAA “Regulatory Landscape” • Dr. Beth Lyall, President and Chief Scientist, Integrated Solutions “Cockpit Human Factors” • Darrin Smith, Delta Air Lines “Threat Error Management (TEM)”

1615-1745 RATS Pilot: Breakout II • Key Safety Initiatives Q&A Greg Wooley, Senior Director Training & Standards, ExpressJet will moderate this Q&A session featuring the speakers from Breakout Session I. Robin Wall, Director – Flight Operations Training, SkyWest Airlines, representing the RAA Flight Training Committee, and everyone attending this session will participate.

The “Talk Show” format used during this session will enable the panelists to discuss Breakout Session I topics and to take questions from the attendees.

Day 3 – Thursday 29 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 7 Simulation Technology Update (all conference tracks) • Graeme Olgivie, ALSIM “How are Advances in Technology Helping in Initial Pilot Training?”

• David White, Chief Scientist, Thales “B787 Training Technologies” • Kip Caudrey, Senior Manager Simulator Evaluation, Standards, and Regulatory Affairs, Boeing Training “Are we getting maximum training value using currently available simulation technology?”

1030-1115 Coffee 1115-1245 Session 8 Focus on e-Learning for Air Carriers (all conference tracks) WATS Session conducted by Herbert Schwarz, Chairman of the Aviation Industry CBT Committee (AICC).

• Brad Cooper, Senior Vice President Research, Plateau Systems “ROI in Training – Finding the Right Approach and Strategies for Making the LMS Case in Today’s Cost-Cutting Climate” • John Alonso, CTO, Outstart “The Flying Classroom – Mobile Learning for the Mobile Workforce: Can We Afford Not to Do It?” 1245 Lunch on your own 1400 Close of Exhibition

Moderator: Dr. Bill Johnson, FAA

Day 1 – Tuesday 27 April 2010 0900-1000 Session 1 Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (All Conference Tracks) • Mr. J. Randolph Babbitt, Administrator, FAA • Captain Rory Kay, Executive Air Safety Chairman, ALPA 1000-1100 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1100-1230 Session 2 Operational Safety Insights (All Conference Tracks) • Captain Winston Scott, Dean, College of Aeronautics, Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) “Training Lessons from the Space Program and Military Aviation” • Captain John Bent, Director Training Strategy, Sino-Foreign Aviation Education Associates Ltd. “Training for Safety” • Dr. Kathy Abbott, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor, Flight Deck Human Factors, FAA and Captain John Cox, President/CEO, Safety Operating Systems “Beyond Pilot Error: Aviation Safety and Training” 1230-1400 Lunch Sponsored by CAE 1400-1530 Session 3 WATS Maintenance: FAA Project Showcase • Bruce Corsino, Plain Language Program Manager, FAA “Communicating with Plain Language” • Dan Cheney, Manager Safety Programs, Transport Airplane Directorate, FAA “Lessons learned from Transport Category Aircraft: A Web-based Library” 1530-1615 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1615-1745 Session 4 WATS Maintenance: Personnel Certification • Katrina Avers, FAA “Training Mechanics and their Managers about Alertness at Work”

• Chris Bisgard, Delta Air Lines “Learning Management System”

• Jay Pointek, Delta Air Lines • Dennis Pelletier, Southwest Airlines

1745 Networking Reception Sponsored by Airbus Training

1545-1615 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development

Day 2 – Wednesday 28 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 5 WATS Maintenance: Training Design for Maintenance • Laurent Dussillols, Logistics and Training Development Manager, Customer Training Center, Snecma “The Importance of Efficient Specifications in the Development Process of Maintenance Training Courses at Snecma” • Aaron Fisher, Customer Training Center, Pratt & Whitney “Total Training Experience” • Frank Johnson, Airbus “ Competence-Based Type Training for Maintenance” 1030-1115 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development 1115-1245 Session 6 WATS Maintenance: Role of Simulation Technology • Michele Asmar, Director Delivery Services, CAE “Virtually Hands-On: The Evolving Technologies of Technical Training.”

• Tim Ropp, Assistant Professor, Purdue University, “Connecting with the Millennial Generation through “X-Box” Research and Technology” • German Rangel, Boeing Training and Flight Services 1245-1415 Lunch Sponsored by Mechtronix

1615-1745 Dedicated Exhibition Time Day 3 – Thursday 29 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 7 Simulation Technology Update (all conference tracks) • Graeme Olgivie, ALSIM “How are Advances in Technology Helping in Initial Pilot Training?”

• David White, Chief Scientist, Thales “B787 Training Technologies” • Kip Caudrey, Senior Manager Simulator Evaluation, Standards, and Regulatory Affairs, Boeing Training “Are we getting maximum training value using currently available simulation technology?”

1030-1115 Coffee 1115-1245 Session 8 Focus on e-Learning for Air Carriers (all conference tracks) WATS Session conducted by Herbert Schwarz, Chairman of the Aviation Industry CBT Committee (AICC).

• Brad Cooper, Senior Vice President Research, Plateau Systems “ROI in Training – Finding the Right Approach and Strategies for Making the LMS Case in Today’s Cost-Cutting Climate” • John Alonso, CTO, Outstart “The Flying Classroom – Mobile Learning for the Mobile Workforce: Can We Afford Not to Do It?” 1245 Lunch on your own

1415-1545 WATS Maintenance: Breakout Session The Air Transport Association (ATA) will lead a panel discussion on the ATA’s Maintenance Training Network.

• HansJoerg Lotter, InfoWerk, Austria, “On European Maintenance Training Committee” • Rhonda Cooper, Sikorsky Helicopters, “The Training Systems Design Chapter of the ATA Manual”

1400 Close of Exhibition

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Day 1 – Tuesday 27 April 2010 0900-1000 Session 1 Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (All Conference Tracks) • Mr. J. Randolph Babbitt, Administrator, FAA • Captain Rory Kay, Executive Air Safety Chairman, ALPA

Moderator: Jeanne Kenkel Moderator: Captain Al LaVoy Moderator: Sharon Morphew, SCSI

• Larry Parrigin, Southwest Airlines “Midway in the Snow, Lessons Learned” • Curt Lewis, CEO, Curt Lewis and Associates, LLC “SMS and Cabin Safety” 1745 Networking Reception Sponsored by Airbus Training Day 2 – Wednesday 28 April 2010

1000-1100 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1100-1230 Session 2 Operational Safety Insights (All Conference Tracks) • Captain Winston Scott, Dean, College of Aeronautics, Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) “Training Lessons from the Space Program and Military Aviation” • Captain John Bent, Director Training Strategy, Sino-Foreign Aviation Education Associates Ltd. “Training for Safety” • Dr. Kathy Abbott, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor, Flight Deck Human Factors, FAA and Captain John Cox, President/CEO, Safety Operating Systems “Beyond Pilot Error: Aviation Safety and Training” 1230-1400 Lunch Sponsored by CAE 1400-1530 Session 3 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Cabin Training Trends • Captain Dietrich Langhof, Manager Safety and Security; Captain Phillip Heinbockel, Training Manager, and Mr. Frank Petro, Head of Mandatory Training, Condor Airlines “Electrical Smoke at 35,000, Evacuation on the Ground, Lessons Learned” • Ivan Noel, CEO, Inflight Innovations “Unruly Passenger Training – A New Perspective” • Vicki Jurgens, United Airlines, Association of Flight Attendants, MEC Health, Safety and Security Chair.

1530-1615 Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1615-1745 Session 4 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Safety, a Driving Force to Training • Capt. John Gadzinski, The Spectrum Group “Managing Risk”

0900-1030 Session 5 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Promotion of Safety Culture • Dr. Robert (Bob) Matthews, Sr. Safety Analyst, Office of Accident Investigation, FAA “Routinely Training to and Reinforcing Good Standard Operating Procedures: One Cost-Effective Use of Finite Training Resources” • Chris Hallman, Founder and President, Great Circle Consulting, Inc. and Greg Hegarty, Manager Emergency Procedures Training & Programs, United Air Lines Inc. “Preparing Flight Attendant Instructors and Evaluators for the Transition to AQP” • Carlos Dias, TAP, Portugal “SIG” 1030-1115 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development 1115-1245 Session 6 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Security Training • Lori J. Brown, Western Michigan University, College of Aviation “Both Sides of the Cockpit Door: a Global study of Pilot/Flight Attendant Coordination and Communication” • Jerry van den Berg, General Manager, and Marty Aarts, General Manager, Be Secure Nederland “Training to Changing Industry Security Guidelines” • Jeanne Elliott, Northwest Airlines, Association of Flight Attendants, MEC Chair, Air Safety, Health and Security.

“The New Reality; Security in an Unsettled World” 1245-1415 Lunch Sponsored by Mechtronix 1415-1545 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Workshops Session I • Sharon Morphew, SCSI, USA “Blood Borne Pathogens”

• Pascale LaChance, Transport Canada “Global Harmonization and You” • Erica Hauck, Dr. Katrina Avers & Dr. Tom Nesthus, FAA “Fatigue Countermeasures Training for Flight Attendants” 1545-1615 Coffee Sponsored by Sabena Flight Academy Development 1615-1745 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Workshops Session II • Judy Ravin, President of Accent Reduction Institute “Mastering Seamless Communication in a Multinational Taskforce” • Carlos Dias, TAP, Portugal “SIG Meeting/Interactive with the Agenda” • Ivan Noel, CEO, Inflight Innovations “Flying Empty - the Cabin Crew Crunch” Day 3 – Thursday 29 April 2010 0900-1030 Session 7 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Health Issues • Dr. Paulo Alves, VP of Aviation and Maritime Health, MedAire, Inc. “CPR and AED Training: Is It Working?”

• Dr. Thomas E. Nesthus, Ph.D., Engineering Research Psychologist, FAA Civil Aerospace Medical Institute “Directed FAA Research on Flight Attendant Fatigue” • Anna Mellberg Karlsson, Emergency and CRM Instructor, Novair “Challenge for a Realistic Training in the Small Company” 1030-1115 Coffee 1115-1245 Session 8 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Lesson Learned • Candace Kolander, Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) “Hudson River Flight Attendant Presentation” • Philip Baum, Editor, Aviation Security International “Christmas Day 2009: Implications for Aircrew” 1245-1400 Lunch on your own 1400-1530 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Workshops Session III (as Workshops Session II above) 1545-1715 WATS/SCSI Cabin: Workshops Session IV (as Workshops Session I above)

Tradeshow Floorplan Buffet Tables Cabin Crew Conference Room

SecuriCare

Janson 228

331 Air Campus

Delta Air Lines 330

JETPUBS 432 Driven Tech.

430

329

531

ATD 532

EDM 631

529

SimJET 530

CAPA AeroPark 629

630

Aero Simulation

Honeywell

DynEd/ Edgewater

327

TFC 226

Airbus 326

Frasca 325

Opinicus 426

Tricom Tech.

526

625

Peak Pacific

632

GenAv 731 CAMI 729 SCSI 727

626 STS 725

Maintenance Conference Room

ERAU 223

Aerosim Technologies 620 ASI 217

Central Seating / Dining / Lounge Area

CAE 214

Pratt & Whitney 213

Boeing Training & Flight Services 614

RATS Pilot Conference Room

ASE

210

Eca Faros 307

Climb Level 4 SimPhonics 208 305

Xcelerate Media

205

FlightSafety International 308

GE Aviation

CAT Magazine 201

CPaT 202

OAA 301

304

Thales 404

401

SimPelesys Industries 707 608

FIT 606

AQT 403

Mint Media Quadrant Interactive

302

Rockwell Collins 506

RSI Visual Systems 402

Fidelity 504

BSC 603

Christie 502

ASTi 601

Aeroservice

Adacel 708

PAIFA 705

604

Alsim 703

Equipe 602

AXIS 701

FAA NSP 704

WATS Pilot Conference Room

Flightline Training

702

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WATS Registration Desk

Adacel Systems, Inc. Advanced Simulation Technology, Inc. (ASTi) Aero Simulation, Inc. Aeroservice Aviation Center Aeronautical Systems Engineering (ASE) Aerosim Technologies Air Campus SimuFlight Center Airbus Alsim AQT Solutions, Inc. Aviation Training Directory (ATD) Aviation Security International AXIS Flight Training Systems GmbH Binghamton Simulator Company (BSC) Boeing Training & Flight Services CAE CAPA AeroPark Christie Digital Systems Climb Level 4 CPaT Inc. Delta Air Lines, Inc. Driven Technologies, Inc. DynEd International & Edgewater College Eca Faros EDM Ltd Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide Equipe Simulation FAA Academy, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI) FAA National Simulator Program (NSP) Fidelity Flight Simulation

Booth: 708 Booth: 601 Booth: 625 Booth: 604 Booth: 210 Booth: 620 Booth: 329 Booth: 326 Booth: 703 Booth: 403 Booth: 532 Booth: 217 Booth: 701 Booth: 603 Booth: 614 Booth: 214 Booth: 629 Booth: 502 Booth: 208 Booth: 202 Booth: 330 Booth: 430 Booth: 327 Booth: 307 Booth: 631 Booth: 223 Booth: 602 Booth: 729 Booth: 704 Booth: 504

Flightline Training Services FlightSafety International, Inc. Florida Institute of Technology – College of Aeronautics Frasca International, Inc. GE Aviation Systems LLC GenAv Systems Ltd. Halldale Media / CAT Magazine Honeywell International Janson Communications JETPUBS, Inc. MINT MEDIA INTERACTIVE Software Systems GmbH OPINICUS Corporation Oxford Aviation Academy Pan Am International Flight Academy (PAIFA) Peak Pacific Limited Pelesys Learning Systems, Inc. Pratt & Whitney, Customer Training Center Quadrant Simulation Systems, Inc. Rockwell Collins RSI Visual Systems Safety Training Systems, Inc. SecuriCare International Limited Sim-Industries B.V. SimJET Training Systems Pty Ltd SimPhonics, Inc. SCSI (Southern California Safety Institute) TFC Simulatoren und Technik GmbH Thales Training & Simulation Tricom Technologies Xcelerate Media, Inc

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Adacel Systems Inc 5945 Hazeltine National Drive Orlando FL 32832 USA Contact: Marsha Bell Email: marsha.bell@adacel.com Website: www.adacel.com Tel: +1 407 581 1569 Fax: +1 407 567 2080

Booth: 708 Only Adacel creates dynamic ATC environments that complement FSTDs. Adacel’s ATCiB immerses the crew in realistic airspace with the demands and distractions of traffic and radio communication. Now, pilots can truly train as they fly, integrating and prioritizing all their responsibilities to manage the flight systems, aviate, navigate, and communicate.

Advanced Simulation Technology Inc. (ASTi) 500A Huntmar Park Dr. Herndon VA 20170 USA Contact: Liz Gory or Christine Galanti Email: sales@asti-usa.com Website: www.asti-usa.com Tel: +1 703 471 2104 Fax: +1 703 471 2108

Booth: 601 ASTi is the leader in network communications, high fidelity radio simulation, digital audio, and live radio to network bridging systems. ASTi systems are DIS/HLA compliant, interoperate with many military simulation standards, and meet the highest FAA qualifications. ASTi’s delivered 5,000+ systems worldwide to more than 540 sites in 38 countries.

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Aero Simulation, Inc. 4450 East Adamo Drive Ste 501 Tampa Hillsborough/Florida 33605-5941 USA Contact: Dan Deschnow Email: D_Deschnow@aerosimulation.com Website: www.aerosimulation.com Tel: +1 813 628 4447 Ext.120 Fax: +1 813 628 8404 Booth: 625 ASI offers a wide range of products and services, from trainer upgrades to full flight training systems. ASI has worked extensively for the U.S. military and commercial clients, providing costeffective training solutions, such as our Reconfigurable Flight Training Devices.

ASI welcomes the opportunity to discuss your program requirements and how we may support them.

Aeroservice Aviation Center 3814 Curtiss Parkway Miami Florida USA Contact: Steven Daun Email: steven@aeroservice.com Website: www.aeroservice.com Tel:Direct: +1 305 871 5557 Toll Free: 800 752 SIMS Fax: +1 305 871 5553 Booth: 604 Aeroservice is a full service FAR Part 142 training center. Our fleet of simulators include B-727, B-737, B-747, B-757/767, DC-8, DC-10, MD-80, MD-88 and A-320.

We offer a full range of training courses for pilots, flight attendants, operations and maintenance.

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For information, contact Scott Fera, Vice President Marketing • 718.565.4774 sales@flightsafety.com • flightsafety.com • A Berkshire Hathaway company

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Aeronautical Systems Engineering (ASE) 2448 Destiny Way Odessa FL USA Contact: Matt Carullo Email: mcarullo@aerosyseng.com www.aerosyseng.com Tel: +1 727 375 2520 ext.113 Fax: +1 727 375 2051

Booth: 210 ASE manufacturers, markets, and supports Flight Simulator Training Devices (FSTDs) capable of worldwide regulatory approval. ASE also manufactures a series of electric digital control loading systems and 2-, 3-, and 6-DOF electric motion systems and offers full service flight test and model development services.

Aerosim Technologies 351 Cliff Road Burnsville MN United States Contact: Mark Sawyer Email: sales@aerosim.com Website: www.aerosim.com Tel: +1 952 894 4694 Fax: +1 952 894 4977

Booth: 620 Looking for Leadership in Flight Training? For state of the art courseware, simulation based training devices and airline career focused ab-initio training, visit Aerosim along with partner Delta Connection Academy. We’re leading the way with truly integrated flight training solutions. Come see what’s new!

Air Campus SimuFlight Center BP 138 69125 Lyon Saint Exupery Aeroport France Contact: Laurent Japhet, Chairman Email: ljaphet@aircampus.aero Website: www.aircampus.com Tel: +33 698177213 Fax: +33 476913059

Booth: 329 Our concept is the lonely one all around the world. From April 2011, it will involve in the same site located at Lyon Saint Exupery International Airport, France: -FFS and FNTP II training center (A 320 and B 737 NG) -TRTO -Cabin Crew Training center -Medical air check center FAA and JAA -Full accommodation services 4 stars.

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Booth: 703 For 12 years, Alsim has been designing, manufacturing and selling Flight trainers dedicated to pilot training schools. Alsim’s last development, the ALX, is the most advanced device allowing for the training of pilots in a single cockpit from zero

AQT Solutions, Inc. 1001 Second St., Suite 245 Napa CA USA Contact: Deanna Wargowski Email: ATMSInfo@AQTSolutions.com Website: www.aqtsolutions.com Tel: +1 707 265 7800 Fax: +1 707 265 7557

Booth: 403 AQT Solutions specializes in training management software for the aviation industry.

Our ATMS product combines the power of a Training Management System (TMS) with a Learning Management System (LMS) to automate curriculum development, scheduling, record-keeping, e-Learning, and grading for training operations. Visit our booth to enter a draw for an Apple iPad.

Aviation Training Directory (ATD) Merellaan 106 Capelle a/d IJssel The Netherlands Contact: Alexander Schoonderwoerd Email: alex@aviationtrainingdirectory.com Website: www.aviationtrainingdirectory.com Tel: 0031 10 340 0344

Booth: 532 Aviation Training Directory supplies an independent online aviation course advertising solution to increase your student enrolment. List and manage your entire course portfolio in one central location. Your free company profile and several advertising possibilities will increase your company exposure to a highly targeted professional aviation audience.

Aviation Security International c/o Green Light Ltd., 375 Upper Richmond Road West, East Sheen, London SW14 7NX United Kingdom Contact: Philip Baum Email: editor@avsec.com Website: www.avsec.com Tel: +44 20 8255 9447 Fax: +44 20 8255 9446

Booth: 217 ASI is the bi-monthly journal of airport and airline security. Now in its 16th year, it addresses all issues relating to the analysis and prevention of criminal and terrorist attacks against aviation. Its Editor, Philip Baum, represents ASI, as well as Green Light, a provider of inflight security training solutions and coordinator of aircraft Hijack Exercises.

AXIS Flight Training Systems GmbH Bahnhofstraße 1 8074 Graz - Raaba Styria Austria Contact: Martin Rossmann, Günther Pichler Email: m.rossmann@axis-simulations.at Website: www.axis-simulations.at Tel: +43 316 402979-0 Fax: +43 316 402979-9

Booth: 701 AXIS Flight Training Systems is a flight simulator manufacturer company based in Austria/Europe. It was founded by high-qualified aviation experts with excellent software and hardware skills and proven know-how in this field. We supply full flight simulators in compliance with all EASA and FAA standards applied to all current models of aircrafts as well as to special ones. Due to our flat company structure we are able to establish a personal contact with our client. Our full flight simulator will always be one step ahead thanks to both technical innovation and AXIS flat structure. And all that at very attractive prices!

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Alsim 66 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie Le Loroux Bottereau (Nantes) France Contact: Thibault De Lambilly Email: t.delambilly@alsim.com Website: www.alsim.com Tel: +33 2 40 03 77 74 Fax: +33 2 40 51 71 98 06

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Booth: 326 Over the years, Airbus has developed the most comprehensive, innovative and tailored range of services, in partnership with its customers and suppliers. Today, it provides the most competent frontline support available and an ever-growing range of customized support services that contribute to safety operations optimization, and profitability of its fleet. As part of Airbus Customer Services, Airbus Training ensures smooth EntryInto-Service of aircraft, by providing Airbus operators with a wide range of state-ofthe-art training courses for pilots, flight attendants, maintenance staff and performance engineers. Airbus Training uses innovative courseware, top-level instructors and the most advanced training technologies available.

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Airbus 1 Rond-Point Maurice Bellonte Blagnac Toulouse, 31707 France Contact: Sandra Lacoste and Véronique Bourcier-Odie Email: Sandra.lacoste@airbus.com and Veronique.bourcier-odie@airbus.com Website: www.airbus.com Tel:+33 561931848 and +33 561932861

ALTEON IS NOW BOEING TRAINING & FLIGHT SERVICES. AND FOR GOOD REASON. Our new name reflects an expanded portfolio of services. Now, in addition to pilot, maintenance and cabin safety training, customers can count on us for everything from flight operations and safety analysis to customized flight/dispatch documentation and operational consulting. So you see, Boeing Training & Flight Services is more than a new name.

It’s a brand new day.

Binghamton Simulator Company (BSC) 151 Court Street Binghamton New York 13901 USA Contact: Robin Laabs Email: rlaabs@bsc.com Website: www.bsc.com Tel: +1 607 722 6177 Fax: +1 607 722 6504

Booth: 603 BSC is a full service simulation engineering and support company dedicated to providing superior simulation solutions, modifications/upgrades, products and services to the global market. World leader in relocating complex training equipment ranging from full flight simulators to complete training centers, and maintains a vast inventory of hard to find spares for the simulation industry. BSC is preeminent in Non-rated Aircrew Virtual Environment Training, having fielded the first two virtual environment trainers specializing in gunner, hoist operation and search and rescue training.

Boeing Training & Flight Services 1301 SW 16th Street Renton Washington USA Contact: Jerry Carlon Email: jerry.a.carlon@boeing.com Website: www.boeing.com/tfs Tel: Fax:

Booth: 614 Boeing Training & Flight Services, formerly Alteon, has a long tradition of providing highquality training and flight services solutions that support the safe, efficient operation of your fleet. With an expansive global network and the backing of nearly 100 years of Boeing aviation experience, Training & Flight Services helps you meet the demands of an ever-changing business environment. Our name has changed, but our commitment to delivering a consistent standard of service excellence remains the same.

CAE 8585 Cote de Liesse Montreal Quebec H4T 1G6 Canada Contact: Rick Adams E-mail: rick.adams@cae.com Web: www.cae.com Tel: +1 514 341 6780 ext. 4573 Fax: +1 514 734 5657

Booth: 214 CAE is your end-to-end integrated training solutions partner. We provide more training value for less with the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of simulation-based training devices, upgrade and relocation services, a global network of training centers for pilots, technicians and cabin crew, unparalleled customer care, and services to enhance operational efficiency and safety.

CAPA AeroPark Level 31, 88 Phillip Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Contact: Stephen Mann, Project Director Email: sm@centreforaviation.com Website: www.capa-aeropark.com Telephone: +61 2 8211 0640 Fax: +61 2 9241 3400

Booth: 629 CAPA AeroPark is being developed in India as a unique global best practice campus facility, to service the entire spectrum of education and training requirements for pilots, cabin crew, engineers, airline and airport management, air traffic controllers and regulators, delivered in partnership with the world’s leading training providers.

Christie Digital Systems 10550 Camden Drive Cypress CA USA Contact: Dave Kanahele Email: dave.kanahele@christiedigital.com Web: www.christiedigital.com Tel: +1 714 236 8610

Booth: 502 A world leader in simulation display solutions, the revolutionary Christie Matrix STIM™ uses solid state LEDs for an intelligent display system that self-adjusts in real-time, is scalable and enables simultaneously display of both visible and near-IR spectrums.

The illumination package features 50,000 hours MTBF, typically providing 7-10 years of operation. www.christiedigital.com/simrevolution

Climb Level 4 437 Grant Street, Suite 918, Frick Building Pittsburgh PA USA Contact: John Lucke Email: jlucke@carnegiespeech.com Website: www.climb-level4.com Tel: +1 412 281 3004 x 25 Fax: +1 412 281 5283

Booth: 208 Climb Level 4™ provides on-line Aviation English training for pilots and controllers to reach ICAO Level 4 or 5. Climb Level 4 delivers personalized, aviation-relevant and comprehensive English training: anytime - anywhere. Climb Level 4 was co-developed by leaders in English training (Mayflower College) and computerized language instruction (Carnegie Speech).

Meeting the challenge of more for less.

It’s true … in challenging times, civil aviation leaders demand best-in-class value in every aspect of operations. They expect partners to deliver more for less … with no compromise of safety. Solutions that are flexible and backed by a responsive support team.

At CAE, we welcome customers with the highest standards.

Customers who recognize the long-term benefits of CAE’s comprehensive portfolio of simulation-driven products, our expanding global network of cadet-to-captain training centres, an array of innovative services, and proven reliability across seven decades.

CAE is the one company that can address all of your civil aviation training needs with a single point of contact – from candidate selection and pilot provisioning to an expanding worldwide network of commercial aviation training centres for pilots, technicians, and cabin crew … and from a fully integrated suite of flight simulation training devices to financing, maintenance, upgrade, relocation, database, and industryleading customer services.

Let’s have a conversation about how CAE’s more-for-less solutions can meet your unique training challenges.

Discuss your training challenges with CAE at WATS 2010 – Booth #214

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CPaT Inc. 2203 Timberloch Place #110 The Woodlands Texas 77380 USA Contact: Russell Peck or Barry Janisse Email: russell@cpat.com, barry@cpat.com Website: www.cpat.com Tel: +1 832 585 8601 Fax: +1 832 585 8604

Booth: 202 CPaT has developed an unsurpassed library of commercial Aircraft Systems and General Subjects courseware, now deliverable via Virtual Browser Training (VBT). CPaT’s LMS is included to track user activities. Telephone support is available 24/7. CPaT’s modular courseware is ideal for customizing Recurrent Training to achieve an immediate ROI.

Delta Air Lines, Inc. 980 Virginia Avenue Department 029, Operations Center III Atlanta, Georgia 30354 USA Contact: Andy Frey Email: andrew.g.frey@delta.com Website: www.delta.com/training Tel: +1 404 715 1388 Fax: +1 404 715 0408

Booth: 330 Delta Air Lines, Inc.’s Pilot Training Services consists of two FAA 142 certified full flight simulator facilities located in Atlanta, Georgia and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our innovative training approach combined with our experience enables us to train your crews to fly and perform at a high level of safety and proficiency.

Driven Technologies, Inc. 2807 Catherine Way Santa Ana CA, 92780 USA Contact: Roger Gottfried Email: rogerg@driven-technologies.com Website: www.driven-technologies.com Tel: +1 714 777 0777 Fax: +1 714 777 7702

Booth: 430 Driven Technologies, Inc. (DTI) is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of commercial and military simulated avionic displays. DTI has delivered Level D certified systems for both Boeing and Airbus Full Flight Simulators. DTI displays are currently operating on Embraer and a wide variety of military platforms.

DynEd International & Edgewater College 1350 Bayshore Highway Ste. 850 Burlingame California, USA Contact: Tim Karstetter & Finian Connolly Email: tkarstetter@dyned.com & finian@edgewater.ie Website: www.edgewater.ie and www.dyned.com/products/ aviationenglish/

Booth: 327 DynEd courses develop an English proficiency level that is reliable in times of stress and unpredictability so that communication doesn’t interfere with pilot and controller tasks.

Eca Faros Rue Blaise Pascal 22300 Lannion France Contact: M. Arnaud Chevillot Email: a.chevillot@ecagroup.com Website: www.ecafaros.com Tel: +33296484647 Fax: +33296480824

Booth: 307 Eca Faros is a leading supplier for Pilot & Maintenance Training Equipments such as A320 APT Trainer (former M/FTD-3D) or ACT trainer or classroom (former M/FTD-2D) made upon Airbus Specifications, and validated by Airbus to follow Airbus Training Footprints. Eca Faros offers many different types of FTDs or TST (Touch Screen Trainers), FMS Trainers, covering all Airbus & Boeing aircrafts, as well as CRJ, Embraer, Fokker etc. for all certification standards, including customized and cost effective solutions, for very attractive pricing.

EDM Ltd Brunel House, 1 Thorp Road Newton Heath Manchester, M40 5BJ United Kingdom Contact: Mick Bonney Email: mbonney@edm.ltd.uk Website: www.edm.ltd.uk Tel: +44 (0)1612033150 Fax: +44 (0)161202250

Booth: 631 EDM are a world leader in the design and supply of a diverse range of high quality simulation and training products for the defence, commercial, interactive & education sectors. EDM can provide: Door Trainers; Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainers; Cabin Service Trainers; Fire and Smoke Trainers.

Edgewater College, delivering innovative Aviation English solutions for two decades, uses experienced teachers and multimedia products, to provide a unique language-learning experience for clients.

Tel: +1 650 375 7011 & +353 41 984 6500 Fax: +1 847 516 2015

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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd.

Daytona Beach Florida USA Contact: Albert Astbury Email: training@erau.edu Website: www.erau.edu Tel: +1 386 226 7694 Fax: +1 386 323 8692

Booth: 223 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the world’s largest, fully accredited university specializing in aviation and aerospace, offers more than 30 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in its colleges of Arts and Sciences, Aviation, Business, and Engineering.

Embry-Riddle educates students at residential campuses in Daytona Beach, Fla., and Prescott, Ariz., through the Worldwide Campus at more than 170 campuses in the United States, Europe, Canada, and the Middle East, and through online learning.

Equipe Simulation 1802 North Alafaya Trail Orlando Florida USA Contact: Terry Burns Email: sales@equipe-simulation.com Website: www.equipe-simulation.com Tel: Fax:

Booth: 602 Equipe, an experienced ISO9001-2008 approved supplier to the Simulation Industry, offers FAA/JAA compliant Visual Display System solutions for both civil and military training applications. Equipe supports all requirements of visual applications, from subsystem supply through to turnkey systems. Equipe assures the highest standards in its products, design, installation, integration and support activities.

FAA Academy, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI) 6500 S. MacArthur Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA Contact: Rogers V. Shaw II, Don DeMuth Email: rogers.v.shaw@faa.gov Website: www.faa.gov/pilots/training/ airman_education/ Tel: +1 405 954 6212 Fax: +1 405 954 8016

Booth: 729 The Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI) is located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and is under the FAA Office of Aviation Medicine in Washington, DC. The Airman Education Programs is a division in CAMI. The Airman Education Programs area supports the National Aviation Safety Prevention Programs. We teach and develop educational material for Aviation Physiology, Human Factors and Survival courses.

FAA National Simulator Program (NSP) 100 Hartsfield Centre Parkway, Suite 400 Atlanta Georgia Email: harlan.g.sparrow@faa.gov

Booth: 704 We will provide information on the function of the National Simulator Program and the process for evaluating and qualifying Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTDs) and Flight Training Devices (FTD’s); both national and internationally. A team member will be available to answer your questions on this process.

Website: www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/nsp/

Tel: +1 404 832 4700 Fax: + 1 404 761 8906

Fidelity Flight Simulation 1476 Spring Garden Ave Pittsburgh PA USA Contact: Mark Limbach Email: mlimbach@fidelityflight.com Website: www.fidelityflight.com Tel: +1 412 321 3280 Fax:

Booth: 504 Fidelity Flight Simulation manufacturers a wide range of flight simulators and training devices. Fidelity’s MOTUS technology allows full motion flight simulation at far lower cost, offering a wide range of professional flight training solutions for any airframe anywhere in the world. Applications include commercial, defense, and general aviation for both fixed wing aircraft and rotorcraft.

Flightline Training Services P.O Box 92600, 160 Main Street South Brampton Ontario L6W 4R1 Canada Contact: Phyl Durdey Email: info@flightlinetraining.com Website: www.flightlinetraining.com Tel: +1 905 456 0035 Fax: +1 905 456 8017

Booth: 702 Flightline Training Services - an Approved Training Organization (ATO) under Transport Canada and EASA Part 147 - was established on the principle that affordable high quality technical training is the key to a higher standard of aircraft maintenance, increased safety and lower operating costs for the Operator.

FlightSafety International, Inc. Marine Air Terminal LaGuardia Airport Flushing New York USA Contact: Terry Hibler Email: terry.hibler@flightsafety.com Website: www.flightsafety.com Tel: +1 201 528 0113

Booth: 308 FlightSafety International is the world’s premier professional aviation training company providing the regional aviation industry with training for pilots, maintenance technicians, and other flight staff members. We operate the world’s largest fleet of advanced flight simulators including those for ATR, Bombardier, Embraer, Fairchild, Hawker Beechcraft, Jetstream and Saab aircraft.

Florida Institute of Technology – College of Aeronautics 150 W. University Blvd Melbourne FL USA Contact: Ryan Tenny Email: aero@fit.edu Website: www.coa.fit.edu Tel: +1 321 674 8120 Fax: +1 321 674 8059

Booth: 606 The College of Aeronautics mission is to prepare students for success and advancement in the aviation professions; advance aviation knowledge through faculty and student research, scholarly activity and projects; and encourage and enable student and faculty service to the university, community, and aviation professions.

Frasca International, Inc. 906 East Airport Road Urbana Illinois USA Contact: Joel Prichard Email: jprichard@frasca.com Website: www.frasca.com Tel: +1 217 344 9200 Fax: +1 217 344 9207

Booth: 325 With over 50 years of experience, Frasca International has earned the reputation as an industry leader in flight simulation. Frasca manufactures a complete range of flight training equipment for airlines, flight schools and military organizations worldwide. New technology such as our TruVision™ Global visual system, ATC simulation, debriefing systems, flight test, model development and certification capabilities keeps Frasca on the leading edge. Visit our booth to learn more about how Frasca can enhance your flight training program.

GE Aviation Systems LLC 3290 Patterson Avenue SE Grand Rapids MI 49512 USA Contact: William Easto Email: william.easto@ge.com Website: www.geaviationsystems.com Tel: +1 616 241 8178 Fax: +1 616 241 7423

Booth: 304 The Avionics division of GE Aviation Systems is a leader in Flight Management Systems (FMS). For training needs, GE offers a high fidelity and low cost 737 FMS Desktop Trainer. GE also provides services to the major Simulator companies in support of hosting the GE FMS on their FFS devices.

GenAv Systems Ltd. PO Box 52056 Sidney, B.C. V8L 5V5 Canada Contact: Bob Wootan Email: rwootan@genavsystems.com Website: www.genavsystems.com Telephone: + 1 250 361 3386 Fax: + 1 250 655 3270

Booth: 731 GenÂv TRiM (training resource information manager) is automatic training scheduling software that works well as a manual schedule board, but when in automatic mode optimizes your resources with all the preferences you require. TRiM has an intuitive user interface. You can easily compare on-screen resources with employees’ schedules. TRiM does your tedious work so planners are empowered for more.

Halldale Media / CAT Magazine Pembroke House 8 St Christopher’s Place Farnborough Hampshire, GU14 0NH UK Contact: Lizzie Daniell Email: lizzie@halldale.com Tel: +44 (0)1252 532000 Fax: +44 (0)1252 512714

Booth: 201 CAT (Civil Aviation Training) Magazine has been the market leader in aviation training for more than a decade. Published 6 times a year, with a circulation of over 10,000 copies, CAT extensively covers all aspects of planning, strategy and product development in the worldwide civil aviation training industry. The international editorial team includes many of the world’s leading experts on training and simulation, and between them have over 250 years industry experience. The team is based in seven countries and ten cities, 116 x 176 Box and Ad:Layout 1 3/22/2010 9:43 AM Page 1 allowing CATInside a uniquethe regional international focus.

Honeywell International PO Box 21111 Phoenix AZ USA Contact: Karen Peterson, Karen Calabrese Email: Karen.peterson@honeywell.com, Karen.calabrese@honeywell.com Website: www.honeywelltraining.com Tel: +1 602 365 2833, 1 800 601 3099 Fax: +1 602 436 3165 Booth: 626 Honeywell Aerospace is a leading global provider of integrated avionics, engines, systems and service solutions for aircraft manufacturers, airlines, business and general aviation, military, space and airport operations. Honeywell Training Solutions provides customized training and support helping our customers get full value out of their equipment while enhancing operational performance.

Honeywell believes that you should train on what you fly. With flight safety in mind, Honeywell provides hardware, software and data, as well as engineering expertise, for the most realistic training experience. So if you’re looking for better training solutions, the choice is clear.

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Honeywell Training Solutions provides real aircraft software to enable delivery of the most genuine and high fidelity training from full flight simulators to PC-based training devices. Backed by Honeywell’s innovative technology and best in class technical support.

Looking for a better training experience? Ask for a look inside today.

For more information visit our website www.honeywelltraining.com © 2010 Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

Janson Communications 10530 Linden Lake Plaza, Suite 302 Manassas Virginia USA Contact: Fred Wellman Email: fwellman@jansoncom.com Website: www.jansoncom.com Tel: +1 703 393 2500 Fax: +1 703 393 2505

Booth: 228 JANSON is a full service communications strategy and creative services agency focused exclusively on serving globally-based commercial and government clients.

Founded in 1997 our team’s dynamic and varied experiences within the public and private sectors make JANSON adept at working within the complex market structures of Defense, Aerospace and Government Technology. Our goal is to help clients achieve success through enhanced market positioning, elevated brand awareness and effective stakeholder relationship management. Our bottom line: accomplish the mission.

JETPUBS, Inc. 900 Crest View Drive, Suite 130 Hudson WI 54016 USA Contact: Larissa Fildes Email: info@jetpubs.com Website: www.jetpubs.com Tel: +1 715 220 4232 Fax: +1 612 730 3538

Booth: 432 JETPUBS, Inc is dedicated to providing airlines and flight schools with the best training materials, manuals, and regulatory conformance support. JETPUBS provides everything related to manuals from concept, to printing, to fulfillment, in addition to high quality cockpit posters and graphics.

MINT MEDIA INTERACTIVE Software Systems GmbH Kiel Science Centre Fraunhoferstr. 13 Kiel Germany Contact: Ilka Gerlach Email: ilka.gerlach@media-interactive.de Wensite: www.media-interactive.de Tel: +49 (0)431 530 2150 Fax: +49 (0)431 530 2090

Booth: 302 MINT TMS is the market leading Compliance & Training Management Software for scheduling pilot, cabin crew, technical and air navigation service training activities. It manages the whole training planning cycle, optimizing resource utilization and regulatory compliance. Customers experience a high level of comfort and security through automated processes and a quality product.

OPINICUS Corporation 1827 NorthPointe Parkway Lutz FL USA Contact: Jennifer Frame Email: jennifer.frame@opinicus.com Website: www.opinicus.com Tel: +1 813 792 9300 x216 Fax: +1 813 926 5187

Booth: 426 Incorporated in 1988, OPINICUS is an innovative leader in Flight Simulator manufacturing providing a full range of Flight Simulator Training Devices for both the Military and Civil industries and fixed-wing and helicopter markets. OPINICUS provides solutions that are key to improved reliability, maintainability and the reduction of simulator life-cycle costs.

Our expertise includes flight test data collection, data reduction, Proof-of-Match model development. In addition OPINICUS provides COTS subsystems to the simulation market including Electric Control loading, Electric Motion Systems, TCAS II, IOS, etc. OPINICUS provides turn-key solutions for your simulation and training needs. See us at Booth 426.

Oxford Aviation Academy Fleming Way Crawley West Sussex RH10 9UH UK Contact: Isobel Hall Email: isobel.hall@oaa.com Website: www.oaa.com Tel: +44 (0)1865 841234 Fax: +44 (0)1865 378797

Booth: 301 Oxford Aviation Academy is the world’s leading independent provider of aviation training, personnel solutions and technical support services. OAA offers approved professional aviation training from ab initio through to type rating, base and line training, cabin crew and EASA 147 approved engineer training. Parc Aviation offer resourcing and technical support services, completing the Group portfolio.

Pan Am International Flight Academy 5000 NW 36th Street Miami FL 33266 USA Contact: Gregory Darrow Email: Gdarrow@PanAmAcademy.com Website: www.PanAmAcademy.com Tel: +1 303 394 2118 Fax: +1 303 355 5560

Booth: 705 Pan Am International Flight Academy is the world’s leading provider of Airline Training for Pilots, Flight Attendants, Mechanic and Dispatchers. With over 50 full flight simulators, Pan Am can serve all your training needs.

Peak Pacific Limited 6/F Flight Training Centre, Cathay Pacific City, 10 Scenic Road Lantau Island, HK International Airport, Hong Kong Contact: Sanjay Mukherjee Email: sanjay.mukherjee@ peakpacificgroup.com Website: www.peakpacificgroup.com Tel: +(91) 9823011100 Fax: +(852) 21418604

Booth: 632 Peak Pacific, a leading e-Learning company, provides value to its clients through; e-Learning consulting, content design/development/customisation services, LMS, Assessment System, LCMS, Content Library and domain expertise to create and sustain an agile blended e-Learning environment as an enterprise or hosted solution.

Pelesys Learning Systems, Inc. #125-13500 Maycrest Way Richmond British Columbia, V6V 2N8 Canada Contact: Allan Greene or Brady Nelson E-mail: agreene@pelesys.com or bnelson@pelesys.com Website: www.pelesys.com Tel: +1 604 233 6268 Fax: +1 604 233 6269

Booth: 707 PELESYS Learning and Training Systems, Inc. is a training solutions provider to airlines and airline training organizations. Our focus is on providing cost-effective solutions and consultancy services that deliver targeted Training and e-Learning, meeting your organizations specific objectives and business needs. Pelesys offers its customers domain knowledge in both e-Learning and aviation training. Our solutions include Learning Management System, Exam and Assessment System, Content Management System, CrewKey offline delivery platform, Qualifications Management, as well as the most comprehensive flight training courseware library in the industry. Pelesys’ proven delivery environment and track record can provide your organization with cost-effective and robust Enterprise-Wide training solutions.

Pratt & Whitney, Customer Training Center 400 Main Street, M/S 122-18 East Hartford CT 06108 USA Contact: Robert Maciorowski Email: customertraining@pw.utc.com Website: www.pwcustomertraining.com Tel: + 1 860 565 5458 Fax: +1 860 755 6131

Booth: 213 We offer state-of-the-art jet P&W engine training to students from around the world. We support both military and commercial engine maintenance and performance courses, and offer both instructor lead and e-Learning to meet individual needs.

Quadrant Simulation Systems Inc. 12301 Challenger Parkway Orlando FL 32826 USA. Contact: Michael (Mick) McBroom Email: mmcbroom@quadrantsimulation.com Website: www.quadrantsimulation.com Telephone: +1 407 381 5984 Fax: +1 407 381 0588

Booth: 401 Quadrant Group (QSSI, USA) and (QSL, UK) provide ISO9001:2008 approved services for military and civil Simulator Relocations, Updates, Maintenance, Manufacturing & Flight Training plus a range of proprietary products. Quadrant also provide support to numerous OEM’s including software/hardware engineering, test & commissioning support, mechanical/electrical design and manufacturing.

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AsiA PAcific Airline TrAining symPosium

14-15 sePTember 2010 • shAngri-lA hoTel • bAngkok, ThAilAnd For information on exhibiting or sponsoring, please contact:

Rest of the World Jeremy Humphreys Tel: +44 (0)1252 532008 Email: jeremy@halldale.com

Americas Zenia Bharucha Tel: +1 407 322 5605 Email: zenia@halldale.com

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Rockwell Collins 22626 Sally Ride Drive Sterling VA 20164 USA Contact: Leslie D. Horwood Tel: +1 407 482 4622 Email: ldhorwood@rockwellcollins.com Web: www.rockwellcollins.com

Booth: 506 Rockwell Collins is a pioneer in the development and deployment of innovative communication and aviation electronic solutions for both commercial and government customers. Our expertise in avionics, cabin electronics, mission communications, information management and simulation and training is backed by a global service and support network that crosses 27 countries. Our simulation and training solutions span all levels of fidelity and complexity, from desktop to level D full flight simulators. We deliver fully integrated training solutions providing unprecedented flexibility and a lower total cost of ownership that maximize training effectives and value today and tomorrow.

RSI Visual Systems 1350 Westpark Way Euless Texas United States Contact: Michael Freeman Email: mfreeman@rsi-visuals.com Website: www.rsi-visuals.com Tel: +1 817 510 0350 Fax: +1 817 510 0366

Booth: 402 Providing Flight Simulation Visual System Solutions That Exceed Regulatory Level D Visual Requirements.

Image Generators – COTS PC Based.

Optical Display Systems – Collimated Front or Rear Projected, and Direct Projected.

CRT Monitor Replacement Systems.

Visual Database Design & Build.

Software Integration.

Safety Training Systems, Inc. 7373 E. 38th Street Tulsa Oklahoma 74145 USA Contact: Mike Wilson, General Manager Email: lward@ststulsa.com Website: www.ststulsa.com Tel: + 1 918 665 0125 Fax: +1 918 664 2463

Booth: 725 Safety Training Systems, Inc. (STS) provides the commercial airlines industry with a broad mix of custom hands-on training devices including Emergency Evacuation Trainers, Service Trainers, Door Trainers and related mock-ups. With over 31 years of proven performance, STS has delivered training devices to over 65 airlines throughout the world.

SecuriCare International Limited Landmark Building 17 Hanover Square Mayfair London UK Email: adrian.pannett@securicare.com Website: www. securicare.com Tel:+44 (0) 207 529 1451 Fax: +44 (0) 1904 492 608

Booth: 331 SecuriCare are the UK’s leading provider of training and consultancy in the Prevention and Management of Disruptive Passenger Behaviour. Our training programmes, core skills and restraint products have been tried and tested for over 15 years and have proven effective in both increasing crew confidence and reducing incidents.

Sim-Industries B.V. Hub van Doorneweg 8 2171 KV Sassenheim Netherlands Contact: Frank Uit den Bogaard Email: info@sim-industries.com Website: www.sim-industries.com Tel: +31252466155 Fax: +31252210097

Booth: 608 Sim-Industries is a smart supplier of simulators and works in co-operation with leading companies in the simulation and aviation industry to develop and manufacture full flight simulators. Utilizing the latest high fidelity components, the simulators are designed to fulfill the requirements of the most demanding customers and to meet the highest international standards of certification.

SimJET Training Systems Pty Ltd 7/621 Coronation Drive, Toowong Brisbane Queensland Australia Contact: Nicholas Kranenburg Email: nick@simjet.com.au Website: www.simjet.com.au Tel: +61 4 1426 6633 Fax: +61 7 3371 9275

Booth: 530 SimJET Training Systems provides a range of training devices from procedural trainers to Free play and Fixed Base Training Devices (FBTDs) that have been designed to bridge the gap that currently exists between entry level procedural trainers and Full Flight Simulators (FFS).

SimPhonics, Inc. 3226 N Falkenburg Rd Tampa FL USA Contact: Linda Lack Email: support@simphonics.com Website: www.simphonics.com Tel: +1 813 623 9917 Fax: +1 813 623 5119

Booth: 305 SimPhonics is a manufacturer of high fidelity audio sound, communication simulation solutions. Providing Level D audio, DIS, HLA voice networking, SimPhonics’ installations include ATC systems at NASA Ames, communication systems for the Space Station, 3D audio, Level D A320, Level D 737, and various Level D upgrades installed in the NWA facility, and more. SimPhonics has been providing high end audio solutions for 22 years.

SCSI (Southern California Safety Institute) 24325 Crenshaw Blvd. #226 Torrance, CA USA Contact: Gary Morphew/Sharon Morphew Email: gary.morphew@scsi-inc.com or sharon.morphew@scsi-inc.com Website: www.scsi-inc.com Tel: + 1 310 517 8844 ext. 106 or 104 Fax: +1 310 540 0532

Booth: 727 Now in its third decade, SCSI is an established center of excellence in aviation safety training, specializing in Accident Investigation training and Safety Management Systems.

With expert faculty; our own accident crash laboratory and distance learning courses, we are able to offer students a comprehensive learning experience available nowhere else.

We strive to ensure that every student of our courses understands not only the basics of safety but also how to become the standard by which others are measured.

TFC Simulatoren und Technik GmbH Haberstrasse 42 Velbert Germany Contact: Renate Plath Email: info@tfc-kaeufer.de Website: www.tfc-kaeufer.de Tel:+49 2051 28290 Fax: +49-2051 24963

Booth: 226 TFC Simulatoren und Technik GmbH is recognized as a world leader in the design and construction of cabin trainers employing state of the art technology as well as owners and operators of 3 TFC Training Centers catering to the needs of both pilots and cabin crew. This places TFC in a unique position, providing training and simulators simutaneously.

Thales Training & Simulation Manor Royal Crawley West Sussex RH10 9HA UK Contact: Jane Wakeford Email: jane.wakeford@thalesgroup.com Website: www.thalesgroup.com Tel: +44 (0) 1293 580000 Fax: +44 (0) 1293 580001

Booth: 404 Thales has invested over $150 million in new facilities to ensure it can continue to deliver exceptional civil aviation simulation products. These state-of the-art facilities, and the recent launch of ‘The New Reality’, underpin Thales’ long-term commitment to the training and simulation community.

In the global aviation industry, Sim-Industries continues building a reputation for quality and competitive pricing.

A POWERFUL FORCE FOR SIMULATION A new centre of excellence is taking shape. Thales has invested over £100million in its new Crawley facilities providing modern facilities for 2,500 employees.

Thales works in five business sectors, each of which draws on a shared platform of technologies to meet the unique demands of a huge variety of applications. And they share a lot more than technology. Thanks to a company-wide culture of innovation, collaboration and knowledge sharing, each business sector can leverage the strengths of the others – globally – to develop uniquely powerful solutions to meet the exact needs of their individual customers, in aerospace, defence and security.

www.thalesgroup.com/uk

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Exploring European Expertise in aviation Flight Training and Simulation

Tricom Technologies 6535 Millcreek Drive Unit 34 Mississauga Ontario L5N 2M2 Canada Contact: Tom Papazafiriou E-mail: tpapazafiriou@tricom-tech.com Website: www.tricom-tech.com Tel: +1 905 858 8917 Fax: +1 905 858 8927 Booth: 526 Tricom Technologies is a leading supplier of simulation based training solutions. Training Solutions that are both highly efficient and highly effective in developing the skills of both pilot and maintenance technicians.

Solutions that have proven reliability and maintainability in years of operational service in training centers around the world. Tricom’s products range from fully freeplay desktop and part task simulators through to complete, full size 3d tactile replica flight and maintenance training devices.

Xcelerate Media, Inc 61 W Bridge St. Dublin Ohio USA Contact: Ryan Dunn Email: rdunn@xceleratemedia.com Website: www.xceleratemedia.com Tel: +1 614 495 0178 Fax: +1 614 210 0193 Booth: 205 Xcelerate Media creates customized computer based training courseware specific to the aviation industry. We work with many airlines to assist them in delivering FAA approved training for flight attendants, pilots, and maintenance staff.

EuropEan airlinE Training SympoSium

9-10 novEmbEr 2010 • WoW HoTEl • iSTanbul, TurKEy For information on exhibiting or sponsoring, please contact:

Rest of the World Jeremy Humphreys Tel: +44 (0)1252 532008 Email: jeremy@halldale.com

Americas Zenia Bharucha Tel: +1 407 322 5605 Email: zenia@halldale.com

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type rating training

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Operating from 14 locations with 10 Training Centres - we are a truly global player.

Oxford Aviation Academy represent over 150 years of combined aviation experience.

Our ab initio training schools have trained over 24,000 pilots for over 90 different airlines and Government organisations worldwide. Our Type Training centres have airline roots dating back to 1952, and currently train thousands of flight and cabin crew every year.

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