4 TH ANNUAL AAIMS SUMMIT

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3 AOPA SUMMIT NCTCOG to have booth at convention center Possible NCTCOG participation in workshops for aviation education Seminars and Airportfest at Meacham with nearly 100 aircraft Airports Day is Friday, October 11 th Over 20,000 Pilots and attendees expected 400+ EXHIBITS

4 4 TH ANNUAL AAIMS SUMMIT Presented by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Over 300 attendees last year Friday Session, Oct. 18, Technology and Infrastructure Session to include NCTCOG Summit this Year Special Rate for past NCTCOG Summit Attendees

5 AAIMS OVERVIEW DATE: October 16-18, 2013 Location: Marriott Hotel & Golf Club, Alliance, TX Why Attend? Strategies to improve business and organizational performance Access to and dialogue with the leading decision-makers in aerospace today Seminars and workshops tailored to specific aviation and aerospace sectors Global benchmarking in key performance areas Opportunities for peer networking in the nation's second-largest aerospace market Exclusive access to the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show, one of the nation's premier air shows

6 SPEAKERS Bill Boisture - CEO, Beechcraft Gordon England - President, E6 Partners LLC Alan H. Epstein - Vice President, Pratt & Whitney Carole R. Heddon President, The Write Stuff Clayton M. Jones - Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, Rockwell Collins CLAIRE LEON, Ph.D. - Vice President, Boeing Defense, Space and Security Craig Oxman - Managing Director - Global Head of the Aerospace/Defense Group, Credit Suisse First Boston Tony Velocci - Former Editor-in-Chief Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine Michael Huerta FAA Administrator (For Friday Airports Session Keynote invited)

7 PRICING Registration Type Early Bird (by 10/1/13) After 10/1/13 Standard $595 $745 Government / Academia / Military Individual Sessions $195 $445 $595 Special Rate for past NCTCOG Summit Attendees will be ed later this month Standard and Military rates include breakfast and lunch on days when applicable

8 ALLIANCE AIRSHOW "HONORING OUR PAST. INSPIRING OUR FUTURE." WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON WWII

9 AEROTROPOLIS AMERICAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION First-ever Aerotropolis Conference & Exhibition c0ming to DFW new annual event for the global airport development and real estate communities at a region wide level October st, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency DFW Airport Michael Morris NCTCOG Director of Transportation to Speak on Regional Transportation issues to airports

10 QUESTIONS? MICHAEL MALLONEE PRINCIPAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNER

11 Air Transportation Technical Advisory Committee Touch and Goes August 29, 2013

12 Airport Updates 2

13 Arlington Municipal West Parallel Taxiway Project 4,900 x 75 Parallel Taxiway 4 Connecting Taxiways Relocation of ASOS Relocation Taxiway B Replace all Runway & Taxiway Signage Runway Repairs New Runway Shoulders & Drainage System Restriping 3

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15 Denton Enterprise Airport Entry Opened 8/16/13 The Legacy Sculpture by Michael Boyett Truck turn-around for semi-trailers 5

16 Mesquite Metro ATC Tower Update Final stages FAA equipment Commissioned by late October Funding AIP Local 6

17 North Texas Regional West Side Hangar Project 28,500 sq. ft. hangar 16 water line 8 sewer line Completion expected in late September or early October 7

18 North Texas Regional Events September 22-27, 2013 World Aerobatic Championships October 9-20,

19 Granbury Regional Hangar Project Completion Two 100 x 100 ft. hangars Hangar access taxilane Parking pads Air Evac s SRMO relocating from GVT to GDJ Hangars = $265,000 each TxDOT Aviation Project HAT, pads, access road = $505,419 9

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21 Addison Taxiway Reconstruction Project Current Stage of Work Taxiway Tango Reconstruction Construction activities include reconstruction of 800 LF of Taxiway Tango and regrading the Taxiway Safety Area along both sides of Taxiway Tango Schedule Status Construction Start Date September 24, 2012 Taxiway Tango August 7 13, 2013 Stages IV and V Estimated Start Date August 19,

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24 Fort Worth Alliance Military Traffic NAS Fort Worth, JRB runway closure sent three squadrons to AFW Special letters of agreement with DFW TRACON and AFW Tower AFW worked in partnership with the Air Force, FAA Airports Division, and AFW Tower to temporarily install an arresting system on Runway 16R-34L 14

25 Fort Worth Alliance Military Traffic Three Squadrons at AFW Air Force Reserve 457 th Fighter Squadron (F-16) 18 flights per day 150 Airmen each day Required a National Defense Area (red line) Texas Air National Guard 136 th Air Lift Squadron (C-130) Six C-130 s Required a National Defense Area (red line) Day & night ops Navy Reserve Unit VR-59 Fleet Logistic Squadron Two C-40 s 15

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28 Staff Follow-up and News 18

29 GA Issues & Security Conference July 9-11, Chicago, IL 63 total in attendance Contact us for more information on the following topics: Revenue Development ASSET 2 WHA & WHMP NextGen UAS Security Sessions 19

30 Airport Hunting License Update Texas Parks and Wildlife No permit needed from TPWD to depredate birds HOWEVER, anyone involved in the actual depredation of birds DOES need a valid hunting license U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services FWS permit for migratory birds DOES NOT bypass the State requirement for a TPWD Hunting License 20

31 Regional Obstruction Notifications Initiated July 2013 Refining elements: Notification areas Communication protocol Emphasis on new construction Wind turbines Threats to private facilities? Cities adopted resolution 21

32 2013 NARC Major Metro Achievement Award Aviation Education Initiative 22