12th Annual Flight Operations Conference

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1 , Heathrow, UK Pre-Conference Aviation Cyber Security Training Workshop, 26th November :00 17:30 See pages 4-5 AIRLINES & OPERATORS DELEGATE INFORMATION BROCHURE Very impressed by the variety of vendors, their products and very high level of organization. The experience gained here is priceless EFB Administrator, Rossiya Airlines Sponsors & Exhibitors:

2 WHY ATTEND AS A DELEGATE The is the world s only event that focuses wholly on the key, strategic issues that affect the operating of commercial aircraft. It provides airlines with a one-stop solution to streamline and increase efficiency within their aircraft operating procedures. The topics discussed and the IT solutions showcased in the exhibition hall have the potential to reduce airline operating costs dramatically. This is the world s only fully dedicated flight operations conference designed to assist an airline to maximise its potential in an increasingly difficult market through implementing various operating cost saving techniques adopting the latest technologies. Very informative and relevant to the challenges faced by airlines today Manager Aircraft Operations Systems Support, easyjet KEY TOPICS UNDER DISCUSSION Electronic Flight Bag (EFB): Virgin Atlantic Airways EFB case study; Finnair flight profile optimization project. Digital Flight Deck: Lufthansa CityLine case study - paperless manuals and documents with advanced flight deck functionality. Aircraft Connectivity: Alitalia live flight tracking project; Live weather data and wind uplink system via FMS case study. Latest Aircraft & Engine Types: 737 max fuel burn analysis. Fuel: Airline fuel efficiency case studies; Air BP Biofuel programme analysis; CORSIA. Latest Innovations: Optimizing Crew Planning and Scheduling; Real-Time Ops Costs; Drone technology for line maintenance; taxi-ing without engines. Regulations: Brext and the potential impact to airlines; A Digital Backbone for Single European Sky (SES). Latest IT Solutions: IT has become vitally important as airlines strive to cut costs operating their aircraft. The latest solutions are analysed including: Digital Flight Deck solutions, Fuel saving systems, EFBs, Flight Planning, Operations Documentation, ETLs, Post-flight data analysis. This is also an outstanding opportunity to demo the latest solutions from the world s leading vendors who are exhibiting their solutions during the event. See over page to learn more about the IT products the vendors exhibiting!

3 E42 E37 E41 E LIVE SOFTWARE AND PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS: Extended breaks during the presentation programme (including a two hour cocktail reception) allow airlines and aircraft operators to browse the extensive exhibition area. It provides the ideal opportunity to: Try out all the major Flight Operations Solutions from the world s leading vendors. Learn how each product can assist you with your aircraft operating procedures. Try out all the latest upgrades and add-ons to complement your current systems. Speak with the vendors about problems you may be having with your current system and discuss the best solutions. OPERATIONS SOFTWARE AVAILABLE TO DEMO INCLUDE : EFB (Electronic Flight Bag) ETL (Electronic Technical Log) Flight Planning Solutions Operations Efficiency Optimizers Operations Cost Management Solutions Optimising Weight & Balance Software Fuel Savings and Fuel Management Solutions Live Flight Tracking Solutions Connectivity Solutions CONFERENCE ROOM E34 Refreshment Area E33 E32 E30 E29 E28 E28A E35 E36 CONFERENCE OVERFLOW ROOM E38 E40 E39 E39A F2 E1 F1 E2 E22 E23 E21 E24 E20 E25 E19 E26 E18 E27 E17 E16 E15 MAIN ENTRANCE REGISTRATION E3 E4 E5 E6 Refreshment Area E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E12 E14 E13 Great mix of exhibitors and presentations. Jet2.com

4 Pre-Conference Aviation Cyber Security Training Workshop* Monday, 26th November 2018 (14:00 17:30) This training workshop covers all aspects of cyber security within aviation with a particular focus on operations, connectivity and systems security. Specifically, the threat of cyber attacks on airlines is an issue affecting aircraft their avionics systems, the EFB / ETL ecosystem, connectivity systems, airline IT systems and air traffic control. During the interactive workshop, you will learn about the latest security threats, initial steps taken to thwart them and updates to regulations. You will hear industry case studies from aviation and beyond. At the end of the session, participants will have a working knowledge of how airlines and aviation companies can prepare themselves to face cyber attacks and learn about industry best practice. Participants will also be aware of how to ensure their companies are compliant according to the latest industry regulations and have the working knowledge to run a risk assessment in their own organization. The workshop closes with a Q&A session and participants are invited to send in their key questions and details of any particular cyber security problems facing their companies ahead of the session our experts will then ensure you leave with the answers and knowledge needed to meet these challenges. AVIATION CYBER SECURITY TRAINING WORKSHOP AGENDA (Conference room) 14:00 15:30 Agenda: Cyber 101 Common standards, terminology and methodologies 16:00 17:30 Agenda: Procurement and supplier requirements Key technical questions to ask suppliers What you should and shouldn t expect The current cyber security threat landscape for Aviation Learn about the most common methods of attack How airlines systems are vulnerable Case studies from aviation and other industries and lessons learned Physical attacks IT vs OT Systems Gaining visibility of your cyber estate Understanding OT risk International Regulation and Legislation An outline of global legislation, including: NIS Directive (EU) NIST Cyber Security Framework for Critical Infrastructure (US) GDPR (EU) What can airlines do to ensure they are compliant with regulations 15:30 16:00 REFRESHMENT BREAK 17:30 Cyber Risk Assessment How to run a cyber threat assessment at your own company Understand the key questions to ask when conducting a risk assessment Defining the scope of a risk assessment Compensating controls and mitigations Cyber hygiene, response and recovery Making cyber hygiene part of your standard process Creating a clear response plan and recovery strategy Key Questions and Answers Participants are encouraged to send in their key questions prior to the session These are answered along with any additional questions generated during the day Closing Thoughts Close of Pre-conference Aviation Cyber Security Training Workshop

5 Training Workshop hosted by: Alex Cowan CEO RazorSecure Alex Cowan founded RazorSecure in 2014 after after a decade of working to develop secure systems and prevent intrusions in the gaming industry. Alex is a regular speaker at conferences related to transportation and cyber security, working to raise awareness of cyber security issues in industries that are struggling to meet the challenges of connected transport. RazorSecure are focused on providing next-generation cyber security products to protect transportation including inflight entertainment on planes, rail systems and selfdriving and connected vehicles. REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS TRAINING WORKSHOP There is a fee of to attend* All participants will be provided with course materials post-conference. Register Online: Click the following link claire@aircraft-commerce.com or susie@aircraft-commerce.com *This fee is in addition to any conference fee, or VIP delegate place TRAINING WORKSHOP BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

6 CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY ONE Tuesday, 27th November :00 REGISTRATION, REFRESHMENTS & SOFTWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL 08:55 09:00 CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS 09:00 09:30 Regulators Keynote: A Digital Backbone to underpin the European-wide systems and technology REGULATIONS developments supporting a Single European Sky (SES) The A6 Alliance of air navigation service providers (ANSPs) and Eurocontrol have announced plans for a digital backbone to support SES via the sharing of all key data. The presentation outlines the plans for a safe and cyber secure INNOVATION digitalisation of European ATM and how this process will support improved operational performance for airlines. Jonathan Astill, Director International & Customer Affairs, NATS 09:30 10:00 Airline Case Study: Virgin Atlantic Airways EFB Project and Future Developments EFB In this case study, Virgin Atlantic Airways outlines its extensive EFB project including how it maintains and updates all key documents, manuals, data, charts and Apps on all EFB devices for each specific flight and how DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK pilots can use a single-sync solution to ensure they have all the information they need prior to take-off. The case study also covers what s next for the Virgin Atlantic EFB project. Daniel Perrins, EFB Officer, Virgin Atlantic Airways 10:00 10:30 Airline Case Study: Norwegian - Saving Emissions and Fuel through Advanced Weather Data CONNECTIVITY This case study outlines the results of a successful test project, using advanced wind and temperature data from Avtech Sweden AB, A report by the Swedish Energy Agency, which partly financed the project, shows that fuel FUEL consumption was reduced by 22 kilos per flight during the test project, resulting in a saving of 5,000 tons of fuel a year and reduction in CO2 emissions by 16,000 tons. The new technology, called Aventus Air weather service, provides pilots with highly accurate wind and temperature information in accordance with their flight plan through ACARS. Norwegian has reduced their emissions by more than 30% since 2008 and aims to continue to reduce emissions per passenger with fuel-efficient aircraft and with innovative technology. This Avtech project demonstrates that fuel consumption can be further reduced by using advanced weather data. Stig Patey, Captain B737 / Manager Fuel Saving, Norwegian 10:30 11:15 REFRESHMENT BREAK & EXHIBITION DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL 11:15 11:45 Airline Case Study: Finnair - A350 EFB Flight Profile Optimization Project for the most Efficient Speeds and CONNECTIVITY Altitudes in all flight phases In this case study, Finnair outlines its A350 flight profile optimization project including selecting and the FLIGHT TRACKING challenges of implementing the chosen solution - Pacelab FPO. As you will see will see the solution leverages the availability of real-time information and advances in onboard technology. It uses live aircraft and weather data to advise flight crews on the most cost-efficient speeds and altitudes for the remaining trip, in real-time. This enables Finnair flight crew to respond quickly and effectively unforeseen changes along the route. Henri Lonn, Development & Support Manager, Finnair Tom Hakala, Technical Pilot, Finnair Airline Case Study: airbaltic. EFB - The Never Ending Story EFB airbaltic shares its 5 year EFB journey and looks to the future. During that 5 years, airbaltic s EFB program has constantly evolved in line with ever changing factors: solutions available on the market, changing company DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK policies and operational needs. Sometimes EFB project s path is as far from GCD as possible, sometimes it may seem it is going in circles. This is the story of embracing constant changes, achieving set goals and staying sane in the process. Andrejs Cupecs, EFB Specialist, airbaltic Airline Case Study: Upgrading to Next Generation Flightdeck Weather Awareness CONNECTIVITY Avoid the Avoidable and stay a step ahead This case study follows Air France s journey of upgrading to next generation Flightdeck Weather Awareness to OPS EFFICIENCY show inflight live-weather updates direct to pilot s EFB devices using SITAONAIR ewas. You will learn how Air France have improved weather awareness and optimized weather briefings; Improved discretionary fuel uplifts; optimized routing decisions using the latest enroute weather data and more... Matthieu Durand-Gobert, Flight Operations Support Manager, Air France Toby Tucker, Portfolio Director, Cockpit & Cabin Crew Apps, SITAONAIR

7 LUNCH BREAK & SOFTWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL Airline Case Study: AVION EXPRESS The path to the Paperless Cockpit DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK In this presentation AVION EXPRESS outline it s ios based EFB project, looking at the sophisticated software platform covering a full suite of operational planning and calculation modules used by flight crew throughout EFB all phases of flight. The project highlights, experiences, process steps and operational gains are discussed. Olegs Krisovatijs, Vice President Production, AVION EXPRESS Jens Pisarski, COO, International Flight Support Airline Case Study: Lufthansa CityLine How to make documentation ready for the future. DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK From author to crew in two steps In this case study Lufthansa Cityline shares their experience with a two-step introduction of a flight-operations content management that feeds both the existing EFB solution as well as the newly introduced ipads for cabin crew, fast and easy with required information. Lufthansa Cityline will outline the many comprehensive benefits, which improve every aspect of the document creation, distribution and reading especially for their cabin crew. Dominik Weber, Team Leader Flight Operations Support, Lufthansa CityLine Sebastian Witt, Project Manager and Consultant for Flight Operations and MRO Documentation, Lufthansa Industry Solutions Real-Time Airline Operations Costing and Open Data Platforms for Operational Control INNOVATION The role of economic decision-making in today s OCCs, the challenges and limits of today s solutions supporting Operations Controllers. Outlook on opportunities and saving potentials airlines will be able to materialize with OPS EFFICIENCY real-time big data analytics and costing. Magnitude, invest and leverage. The role of open data platforms for maintenance like Skywise (Airbus) and Aviatar (LHT) and its impact and opportunities on Operations Control. Gesine Varfis, Consultant 15:30 16:15 REFRESHMENT BREAK & SOFTAWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL Optimizing Crew Planning and Scheduling The lost art of Crewing OPS EFFICIENCY Effective Crew Planning and Scheduling is essential for airlines. Recent high-profile cases of airlines cancelling flights because of lack of crew and the need to keep hold of key staff in this era of high turnover and crew shortages has brought this issue to the forefront of the industry. Over the years Crew Planning has evolved greatly. Starting with paper rosters where little yellow stickers were placed one over the other every time you made a change, and you knew the name of every pilot, and could call in favours at 3 in the morning... To a world where systems are relied on and have replaced experience.staff now are recruited from outside the industry and taught how to use the computer. Rostering agreements often seem to be the front line of the war between Crew and Operations, and a Summer in Crew Control is a very challenging environment... So it is important now more than ever to have a system airlines understand, processes that are robust, agreements that are monitored and workable, leaders and mentors to take the inexperienced people by the hand. This presentation outlines best practices to achieve these goals. Dean Stewart, Lead Consultant Crew Planning, Aircraft Commerce Consulting What s going on with MRO IT? How is it going to affect me in the cockpit? DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK The digital transformation of the aerospace and airline industry continues to gain momentum. The aircraft data race is on between various OEMs and IT companies to reach critical mass for their respective big INNOVATION data platforms. Suppliers have invested heavily in digital innovation hubs and partnerships and continue to offer the prospect of cost reductions and increased operational efficiencies. ICF will discuss the latest developments in the digital market relating to aircraft maintenance and how this new technology can be leveraged by flight operations and the flight crew in the cockpit. David Louzado, Airline & MRO Aviation Consulting, ICF Industry Survey Results: Perspectives on Pilot Engagement, Learning Styles, and Technological Change. OPS EFFICIENCY This presentation outlines Oliver Wyman s extensive 2018 Flight Operations Industry Survey, including pilot engagement in key company policies and how airlines are using a variety of tactics to improve engagement. The DIGITAL FLIGHTDECK survey also explores airlines desire to tailor their training programs to individual learning styles. Additionally, the survey addresses potential technology changes on the flight deck, and how the industry expects increasing connectivity and big data to lead to untapped and exciting opportunities for Flight Operations. David Stewart, Partner, Oliver Wyman 18:00 20:00 COCKTAIL RECEPTION & SOFTWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL

8 DAY TWO Wednesday, 28th November :00 9:00 BREAKFAST, REFRESHMENTS & SOFTWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL 09:00 09:30 Latest Aircraft & Engine Types: Fuel Burn and Operating Performance Analysis 737 MAX, , OPS EFFICIENCY A320ceo, A320neo, A , LEAP-1A, LEAP-1B Following the introduction of the A320neo variants almost three years ago, the 737 MAX-8 s entry into FUEL service is now well under way, with first deliveries more than a year ago and the global fleet slowly growing. This presentation looks at how the 737 MAX-8 s fuel burn and operating performance compare to the A320neo s and the other aircraft types these two models are replacing or competing with, including the A320ceo, and the A Sander de Moor, Director Airline Operations Efficiency, Aircraft Commerce Consulting 09:30 10:00 CORSIA Act Now. Understand what s coming ICAO s CORSIA has already started REGULATIONS Starting 01 January 2019, ICAO has declared that all aeroplane operators will be required to monitor CO2 emissions from international flights. To prepare for this an aircraft operator has to submits an FUEL Emissions Monitoring Plan (EMP) for consultation and review by the State to which it is attributed. Following submission of the EMP, aircraft operators must start recording emissions from international flights for 2019, according to the approved methods from their EMP. This presentation explains the intricacies of the CORSIA emissions monitoring plan and demonstrates how emission reporting under CORSIA works. It also covers what the EU has decided on its aviation emissions trading system (ETS) and what implications this has for airlines impacted by both regulations. Guido Harling, CEO, ETS Verification Ltd. 10:00 10:30 Air Traffic Modernization Keynote: IRIS Unlocking SESAR s Capacity, Safety and Efficiency Benefits: REGULATIONS Due to the expected substantial increase of air traffic in Europe, the radio frequencies currently used for ATM communications will be under significant capacity stress in the next 5-10 years. To address CONNECTIVITY this issue, the European Space Agency launched the Iris programme, a Public-Private Partnership to enable the Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) program to deliver continental satellite communications for air traffic management over Europe. This supports SESAR s masterplan for nextgeneration air traffic management. In this presentation, Inmarsat introduces Iris. Iris is an application that will operate on Inmarsat s SwiftBroadband-Safety platform, which provides secure high-speed broadband communications to the flight deck. The presentation outlines how Iris works as well as highlighting some of the expected benefits to airlines including: fuel savings (flight profile optimization), increased airspace and airport capacity, and environmental benefits. Anthony Spouncer, Senior Director Global Operational Support, Inmarsat 10:30 11:15 REFRESHMENT BREAK & EXHIBITION DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL 11:15 11:45 Airline Case Study: Volotea Using Big Data and Digital Technology to improve Flight Operations and FUEL Fuel Efficiency In this case study Volotea outlines its use of the latest big data and digital technologies to transform its fuel efficiency program allowing the airline to analyse and identify the most relevant opportunities for fuel savings from all flight data, and improve overall operations. Jordi Garcia, Operations Engineering Analyst A319, Volotea 11:45 12:15 Airline Case Study: Lufthansa Cargo - Optimizing Statistical Contingency Fuel FUEL In this case study Lufthansa Cargo outlines its use of big data, along with formulas and calculations, to optimize contingency fuel for each flight. Michael Lingemann, Fuel Efficiency Manager, Lufthansa Cargo Delyan Savchev, Flight Data Scientist, Honeywell 12:15 12:45 Air BP Low Carbon Solutions FUEL This presentation looks at opportunities for airlines to improve carbon outcomes from the supply and use of fuel. Air BP outline these opprotunities ranging from technical and digital options in fueling, to sustainable aviation fuel - what can be done here and now to mitigate carbon emissions. Neil McGuiness, Global Offer Development Manager, Air BP 12:45 14:00 LUNCH BREAK & SOFTWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL

9 14:00 14:30 Latest Innovations: Taxiing without Engines From Doors-Closed to Wheels-Up: INNOVATION Cutting the Fat out of Ground Operations Current pushback procedures require a lot of moving parts - pushback trucks, wingmen, pins and ports. Human factors ensure that the process is not only time-consuming, but also impossible to accurately predict. Ground ops are the single least reliable part of the flight cycle. WheelTug will discuss two technologies designed to make ground ops much faster and more reliable: onboard E-Taxi to give the pilot autonomy in reverse, and WheelTug Vision (WTV) to give pilots full situational awareness under, around and behind the aircraft. FAA Certification status, demonstrator, and rollout planning will also be discussed. Isaiah Cox, CEO, Wheeltug 14:30 15:00 Latest Innovations: Using Drone Technology for Line Maintenance INNOVATION In this presentation you will see how drone technology can reduce the time it takes to carry out an external aircraft inspection by 90%. Using airline case studies you will see how the drone combines its flight control, automation and sensor technologies with innovative 3D visualisation and damage localisation tools and links seamlessly with exisiting MRO systems. Paul Crabb, Director, Output42 15:00 15:30 Civil Aviation Regulation: What Future After Brexit? The Potential Impact to Airlines REGULATIONS With the current uncertainties surrounding a deal and with the March 2019 deadline fast approaching, Brexit has the potential to greatly impact European aviation. This politically independent presentation discusses some of the options available to the UK and EU institutions to ensure a smooth transition for the airline industry. The potential impact on airlines both in the UK and European zones are outlined and discussed. Simon Whalley, Head of External Affairs, Royal Aeronautical Society 15:30 16:00 REFRESHMENT BREAK & SOFTAWARE DEMOS EXHIBITION HALL 16:00 16:30 Dynamic Aircraft Connectivity Keynote: The power of an open architecture with dymanic communications CONNECTIVITY Evolving the KB world to MB as it relates to data for today s aircraft is crucial to plan for tomorrow s needs. From engines to aircraft databases, data is becoming critical to the operations of aircraft and therefore so is getting data to and from the aircraft. Sean P. Reilly, Vice President Business Development, Avionica 16:30 17:00 A Fuel Efficiency Masterclass - Optimizing your Fuel Efficiency Program FUEL This Masterclass session will show you how to build a successful fuel savings program or further enhance an existing program. The economic impact of fuel efficiency management is huge, since fuel costs typically represent 30% - 40% of the total costs for an airline. You will be presented with practical examples on how to lower your fuel consumption by several percentage points and substantially improve the profitability. Senior Sander de Moor, Director Airline Operations Efficiency, Aircraft Commerce Consulting CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

10 Testimonials It is becoming THE event of the year, very important for us to participate in for information gathering and networking Deputy Director Flight Operations, Danish Air Transport I will be attending this conference next year Flight Operations Data Analysis Manager, Air Asia Very informative and relevant to the challenges faced by airlines today Aircraft Operations Support Systems Manager, easyjet Very noticeable maturity over the years. The event has become a great market place with good participation and turnout Deputy Chief Pilot B777, Singapore Airlines In general the given presentations opened my mind to improve things the way we were doing them IPAD & FSB Project Manager, Sky Airline This is a very informative and professionally presented program with very relevant discussion topic Operations, US Airways Well organised, very relevant to today s aviation needs. Presentations were well researched Manager, Planning & Records, Kenya Airways Excellent! Very useful information and case studies to help with our big transformations. Included issues very relevant to our job Flight Operations Engineering Specialist, Emirates The event was perfect. Providing information and updates for airlines on technology that is currently being developed. Good job! Operation Performance Analyst, Garuda Indonesia I was pleased to attend, the event gave me a great idea of the future of Flight Operations VP Business Development, Jordan Aviation Very impressed by the variety of vendors, their products and very high level of organization. The experience gained here is priceless EFB Administrator, Rossiya Airlines Real world experiences by operators implementing the technology Director of Technical Services, Lynden Air Cargo Great. I hope to attend next year. Very useful for my business Reliability Manager, Airbus Transport International

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