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Conference, and IATA IASS Beijing, China November 2

1 Joint meeting of the FSF 62nd annual International Air Safety Seminar IASS, IFA 39th International Conference, and IATA IASS Beijing, China November 2 5, 2009 Hosted by the Civil Aviation Administration of China

2 Flight Safety Foundation Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) is the world s premier international aviation safety organization. As it has done each year for more than half a century, the Foundation, at its International Air Safety Seminar (IASS), will bring together specialists to discuss pressing issues in aviation safety and to share information and developments that can contribute to improving the industry s already outstanding safety record. Adding to the breadth of the event, the International Federation of Airworthiness (IFA) and the (IATA) are part of the joint meeting that includes the IASS. The (IFA), whose 38th International Conference is part of the joint meeting, is composed of airworthiness authorities, professional aeronautic societies, air transport operators, aerospace manufacturers and service-andrepair organizations. Continuing airworthiness in all of its aspects, including personnel licensing of aircraft-maintenance engineers, is the focus of this nonprofit, independent organization. The (IATA) is the world trade organization of scheduled airlines. IATA s nearly 270 members carry more than 95 percent of the world s scheduled international air traffic under the flags of more than 120 nations. IATA s mission is to ensure that worldwide airline traffic moves with the greatest possible speed, safety, security, convenience and efficiency for passengers and cargo shippers and with the utmost economy and financial viability for the airlines. Agenda Development Committee Steve Bond, Ph.D., School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, City University, London; Bill Bozin, vice president, safety and technical affairs, Airbus Americas James M. Burin, director of technical programs, Flight Safety Foundation Capt. David C. Carbaugh, chief pilot, flight operations safety, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Capt. Bill Curtis, senior advisor, organization and operational safety, The Presage Group Frank C. Fickeisen, Ho Ching-Sheng (Danny C. Ho), executive vice president, Safety and Security Division, EVA Airways Capt. Tom Lange, senior safety pilot, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Robert MacIntosh, chief advisor for international safety affairs, U.S. National Transportation Safety Board David Mawdsley, aviation safety advisor, Superstructure Group Andrew McClymont, trustee, Brian L. Perry, vice president technical and technical committee chairman, John W. Saull, executive director, James Terpstra, senior vice president (retired), executive aviation consultant, Jeppesen Dr. Ron Yates, CEO (retired), Qantas Airways; vice president, Australasia, Preliminary Agenda Monday, November FSF Executive Committee Meeting FSF International Advisory Committee (IAC) Meeting IFA Technical Committee Meeting Registration FSF Board of Governors Meeting IFA AGM and Lunch IFA Workshop Chairmen and Speakers Meeting for Tuesday presentations Opening Reception Shangri-La s Kerry Centre Hotel Events Centre Tuesday, November Registration Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall Welcome and Seminar Opening H. Keith Hagy, chairman, FSF IAC William R. Voss, president and CEO, Flight Safety Foundation Frank Turner, president, International Federation of Airworthiness Günther Matschnigg, senior vice president, safety operations and infrastructure, International Air Transport Association, and member, FSF Board of Governors Keynote Address Awards Ceremony Refreshments in Exhibit Hall Session I Global Review Session Chairman: Chris Glaeser, director, global safety, : The Year in Review James M. Burin, director of technical programs, Flight Safety Foundation Implementing the Global Aviation Safety Roadmap Worldwide: An Update Bill Bozin, vice president, safety and technical affairs, Airbus Americas Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST), International Update Glenn W. Michael, manager, international operations, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Asian Regional Aviation Safety Teams (RAST) Kim Trethewey, chief technical advisor, COSCAP-NA European Commercial Aviation Safety Team (ECAST) Achievements in SMS, Safety Culture and Ground Safety in 2009 John Vincent, head, safety analysis and research, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Questions and Answers Lunch Session II Worldwide Perspectives Session Chairman: David Mawdsley, aviation safety advisor, Superstructure Group

3 State Safety Program for China Zhoa-Ming Wang, director general aviation safety, Center of Aviation Safety Technology, General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC) Moving Beyond Compliance to Performance-Based Regulatory Oversight: Measuring Safety Culture to Enhance Human Factors and Performance in Aviation Maintenance Organizations Hok Goei, inspector and surveyor, Netherlands Civil Aviation Authority Refreshments in Exhibit Hall To be determined What Accountable Managers Need to Know About Flight Safety Richard Jones, chief executive, U.K. Flight Safety Committee A Practical Look at Developing and Maintaining a Safety Culture Robert Sumwalt III, member, U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Questions and Answers Chairmen and Speakers Meeting for Wednesday presentations Wednesday, November Registration Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall Session III Human Factors Challenges Session Chairman: Ho Ching-Sheng (Danny C. Ho), executive vice president, Safety and Security Division, EVA Airways The Relationship Analysis Between Risk Evaluation, Decision Making and Executive Ability of the Flight Crew Capt. Zhou Yizhi, IATA CRM instructor, China Southern Airlines Addressing Risk in Crew Planning: A Surgical Removal of Predicted Fatigue Emma Romig, flight deck research and development, The Boeing Co The Hidden Complexity of Cockpit Operations Loukia Loukopoulos, senior research associate, U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Ames Research Center/San Jose State University Foundation Refreshments in Exhibit Hall Mixed Culture in Maintenance Facilities in Nigeria Joshua I. Amara, safety manager/president, Virgin Nigeria Airways The Critical Characteristics of a World-Class Maintenance Human Factors Program Dr. William B. Johnson, chief scientific and technical advisor, FAA Questions and Answers Lunch Session IV Investigation Lessons Learned Session Chairman: Brian L. Perry, vice president technical and technical committee chairman, ATR-72 Ditching: An Organizational Accident, an Industry-Related Accident, an Aviation-Regulation Accident, an Avoidable Accident? Bruno Franchi, president, Agenzia Nazionale per la Sicurezza del Volo and Vincenzo Penetta, safety investigation officer, EASA Caught in Court: Accident Investigations and the Blame Game Patrick Hornsby, team leader legislation, Australian Transport Safety Bureau Lessons Learned from Transport Airplane Accidents: Creation of a Web-Based Knowledge Library Daniel L. Cheney, manager safety programs, FAA Refreshments in Exhibit Hall To be determined Is the Low-Hanging Fruit Really All Gone? Robert MacIntosh, chief advisor for international safety affairs, NTSB Questions and Answers Chairmen and Speakers Meeting for Thursday presentations Thursday, November Registration Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall Session V Operational Issues Session Chairman: James Terpstra, senior vice president (retired), executive aviation consultant, Jeppesen Avian Radar and Bird Strikes: A Pilot and Safety Officer Perspective Maj. Christopher S. Dotur, 3rd wing chief of flight safety, U.S. Air Force Predicting Landing Distance on Winter Contaminated Runways: A Practical Application Angelo Boccanfuso, senior development officer, Transportation Development Centre (ACIC) Aircraft Upsets: Diagnosis and Recovery Claude LeLaie, senior vice president, product safety officer, Airbus S.A.S Refreshments in Exhibit Hall Technology to Optimize Landing Energy Don Bateman, corporate fellow chief engineer, Honeywell International How to Prepare for and Conduct Check Flights Harry Nelson, director, flight test acceptance, Airbus S.A.S Questions and Answers Lunch Session VI Safety Management Systems Session Chairman: Steve Bond, Ph.D., School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, City University, London; IFA SMS: Middle Management Is Critical for Success Michael Barr, senior instructor, University of Southern California Paradigm Shift: Moving From Vertical to Horizontal Safety Management David Deveau, director, corporate safety and quality, Jazz Air A Data Approach to Enhanced Safety Management Systems Capt. Mika Pyyhtiä, project manager, Finnair Refreshments in Exhibit Hall How Do You Know Your SMS Is Working? Measuring Airline Safety Management Performance, the Qantas Experience Robert W. Dodd, general manager, Qantas Airways The Measurement of System-Wide Safety Performance in Aviation: The Aerospace Performance Factor (APF) Thomas Lintner, program manager, ATO safety, FAA Questions and Answers 1700 Seminar Closing John W. Saull, executive director,

Shangri-La s Kerry Centre Hotel 62nd annual International Air Safety Seminar Special room rates have been negotiated with the Shangri-La s Kerry Centre Hotel.

shangri-la.com/reservations/booking/en/index.aspx?hid=hbkc&group_code=fli311009 o r f r o m t h e FSF We b Si t e http://www.flightsafety.org/seminars.

Day 1: The Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven Day 2: Badaling Great Wall of China and Summer Palace The tour will depart the Kerry Centre Hotel at 1030 and will return by 1700 both

4 Shangri-La s Kerry Centre Hotel 62nd annual International Air Safety Seminar Special room rates have been negotiated with the Shangri-La s Kerry Centre Hotel. The hotel is headquarters for all meeting activities, including registration, general sessions and exhibits. No. 1 Guanghua Road, Beijing , China Make Your Room Reservation Online! o r f r o m t h e FSF We b Si t e Preliminary Guest Program No v e m b e r 3 a n d 4 Join us as we visit the historic sites of Beijing and the surrounding areas. Day 1: The Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven Day 2: Badaling Great Wall of China and Summer Palace The tour will depart the Kerry Centre Hotel at 1030 and will return by 1700 both days. Cost of the tour US$100 per day includes lunch and transportation. For more information, contact Namratha Apparao, <apparao@flightsafety.org>, or telephone: , ext Pre- and Post-Seminar Tours If you would like to arrange a personal tour or side trip, please contact Destination Travel International, Ms. Zhang Li Jun, at <pandatourchina@hotmail.com> and mention you are with the Flight Safety Foundation IASS Visa Requirements Please consult your country s Chinese Embassy for more information on visa requirements. You are responsible for obtaining your visa, if necessary. If you require an original invitation letter from Flight Safety Foundation to obtain your visa, please allow four weeks for receipt. If you must have it sent via express mail, a pre-payment charge of US$35 will apply. For more information, contact Namratha Apparao, <apparao@flightsafety.org>, or telephone: , ext. 101.

5 Flight Safety Foundation 62nd IASS Registration Register Online! Return This Form to Flight Safety Foundation Mail or fax completed registration form (or photocopy) to Namratha Apparao, seminar and exhibit coordinator, Flight Safety Foundation, 601 Madison Street, Suite 300, Alexandria, VA USA Telephone: , ext. 101; Fax: First-Time Attendee Given Name Job Title Family Name Name for Badge Company Address City ZIP/Postal Code State/Province Country Telephone Fax Guest/Spouse (if attending) Yes, my guest/spouse will attend the guest program on Nov. 3. Yes, my guest/spouse will attend the guest program on Nov. 4. Yes, I will require vegetarian meals. Tickets for breakfast and lunch for spouses/guests may be purchased at the registration desk. Please Indicate Fee Early Registration After July 24, 2009 (if payment is received by July 24, 2009) FSF/IATA/IFA Member US$975 US$1,075 Nonmember $1,175 $1,375 Spouse/Guest Opening Reception $50 $50 Spouse/Guest Program (one day) $100 $100 Spouse/Guest Program (both days) $200 $200 Total Enclosed US$ US$ FSF nonmembers can apply US$200 of the registration fee toward a membership in Flight Safety Foundation. Membership fees start at $2,000. For more information about the Foundation, contact Ann Hill, director of membership, hill@flightsafety.org, or visit the Foundation s Internet site: Send Flight Safety Foundation membership information by mail. Return seminar registration form with credit card information or a check (in U.S. currency drawn on a U.S. bank) payable to Flight Safety Foundation. Wire transfer payment to: SunTrust Bank, Greater Washington, account number: , ABA routing number: (SWIFT number: SNTRUS3A), 1445 New York Avenue, Washington, DC USA. For account of: Flight Safety Foundation. Sender must pay bank transfer fee(s). Refund or credit (less $100 administrative fee) will be given for cancellation by Oct. 16, Credit (less $100 administrative fee) for a future Flight Safety Foundation meeting, seminar or workshop will be given for cancellation by Oct. 23, No refund or credit will be given for cancellation after Oct. 23, Payment Method check postal money order wire transfer credit card (circle one) VISA American Express MasterCard (The Foundation accepts only these credit cards.) Cardholder Name Credit Card Number Expiration Date Billing Address City ZIP/Postal Code State/Province Country Signature Date Organization Profile Airline Association Charter Operation Other Corporate Operator Education/Training Government Fleet size, if applicable Helicopter Manufacturer Regional Carrier Number of employees involved in aircraft operations

6 Sponsor/Exhibitor Opportunities Excellent opportunities are available for you to promote your company s products or services by exhibiting or by sponsoring a seminar activity. For information on becoming a sponsor, contact Penny Young, chief financial officer, <young@flightsafety.org>, or telephone: , ext For information on exhibiting at the IASS, contact Namratha Apparao, seminar and exhibit coordinator, <apparao@flightsafety.org>, or telephone: , ext Visit our Internet site: < IASS At t e n d e e s/ho s t s /Sp o n s o r s /Exhibitors Attendees Individuals Hideki Endo Ken Smart Companies Adacel Aegean Airlines Aer Lingus Aerobytes Aeroconseil Air Transport Services Aeroports de Montreal Air Canada Air Canada Pilots Association Air France Air Jamaica Air Line Pilots Association, International Air Macau Co. Air New Zealand Air Nippon Co. Air Transat Air Transport Association of America Air Transport Association of Canada Airbus Americas Airbus S.A.S. Air-Invest All Nippon Airways Allied Pilots Association ALPA Japan Alyzair Antonov Design Bureau Aramco Associated Co. ARG/US PROS Associacao dos Pilotos Portugueses de Linha Aerea Association of Air Transport Engineering & Research Japan Australia Civil Aviation Safety Authority Australian Licenced Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) Australian Transport Safety Bureau Austrian Airlines Aviation Safety Council Aviation Safety Foundation Australasia (now part of FSF) Aviation Week & Space Technology Avionica Baines Simmons Americas Boeing Australia Boeing Commercial Airplanes Boeing Co., The Booz Allen Hamilton British Airways British Columbia Institute of Technology CAE Flightscape CAE SimuFlite Canada Directorate of Flight Safety Cathay Pacific Airways CENIPA-Brazil China Airlines CHIRP Charitable Trust, The City University Cobham/Artex ConocoPhillips Continental Airlines dba Dutch Safety Board Embraer Embraer Aircraft Holding Engineered Arresting Systems Corp. (ESCO-Zodiac) Etihad Airways EtQ Eurocontrol Europe Airpost Euro-Support EVA Airways Corp. EVASWorldwide Farragut International FedEx Express FedEx Express, Air Line Pilots Association, International Flight Data Services Flight International and flightglobal.com Flight Safety Foundation Flight Safety Foundation Taiwan Flight Safety Foundation International (Moscow) Flight Safety Foundation IAC Gael General Administration of Civil Aviation of China Honeywell International Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department HQ Pacific Air Forces (U.S. Air Force) Iberia Airlines of Spain Icelandair Industry Safety Strategy Group Institut Français de Sécurité Aérienne (DCI/AIRCO/IFSA) Inter Hannover Scandinavian Branch International Civil Aviation Organization Council International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations Island Air Jane s Information Group Japan Airlines International Co. Jeppesen JetBlue Airways Corp. Korean Air LOT Polish Airlines McCabe Group, The MedAire Metropolitan Aviation Group, The Military Aviation Authority Netherlands Ministry of Transport Mission Safety International MITRE Corp., The MITRE/CAASD MOD NLD Defence Material Organisation National Aerospace Laboratory (NLR) Netherlands National Air Traffic Controllers Association National Business Aviation Association Netherlands Ministry of Defence Netherlands Ministry of Transport DG Civil Aviation New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority Northrop Grumman Corp. Northwest Airlines Norway Civil Aviation Authority Omni Air International Philippine Airlines Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Pro Pilot Services Corp. Professional Aviation Board of Certification Q5 Systems Qantas Airways Resort Air Rockwell Collins Rolls-Royce North America Royal Netherlands Air Force Saab Aircraft Safeskies Australia Conferences Safety Operating Systems Sagem Avionics Samsung Techwin Co. Shandong Airlines Shanghai Airlines Simat, Helliesen & Eichner Singapore Airlines South African Civil Aviation Authority Statens Haverikommission Sukhoi Co. Superstructure Group Swiss Aviation Training Swiss International Air Lines Taiwan, China Civil Aeronautics Administration TAM Brazilian Airlines TAP Portugal Tavlin Training Technological Institute of Aeronautics ITA Teledyne Controls Teledyne Controls, England Transport Canada Tunisair U.K. Air Accidents Investigation Branch U.K. Civil Aviation Authority U.K. Flight Safety Committee U.S. Air National Guard U.S. Federal Aviation Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. National Transportation Safety Board United Airlines University of Southern California uve Vienna International Airport Virgin America Virgin Nigeria Airways VisionSafe Corp. WestJet Airlines Widerøe s Flyveselskap Wolleswinkel Aviation Consultancy Sp o n s o r s Airbus Boeing Co., The Dassault Falcon DHL Embraer Exhibitors Aerobytes Aeroconseil Air Transport Services Alyzair Avionica Boeing Co., The CAE Flightscape CEFA Aviation Engineered Arresting Systems Corp. (ESCO Zodiac) EtQ EVASWorldwide Flight Data Services Flight Safety Foundation Gael Honeywell International IHS Aviation Information Q5 Systems Rockwell Collins Sagem Avionics Superstructure Group Teledyne Controls U.S. Department of Agriculture

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