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Zulueta, Aeronautical Systems, Inc. Business aviation experts will discuss recent changes in aircraft values and their effects on the new and pre-owned aircraft sales, finance, and insurance industry segments over the near and far terms. The panelists will examine the three primary change drivers: 1) Economic – the 2014 recovery: have pre-owned aircraft values recovered from the 2008 collapse? What has been the impact of continued fuel and maintenance cost increases? 2) Technological –From the introduction of new aircraft, to new model new engines with better fuel specifics, to new avionics suites with improved communications and navigation capabilities; 3) Regulatory – from emissions to noise to mandated new technology navigational equipment, new requirements require additional investments in previously inexpensive and popular airframes.
3:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Creating Business Aviation’s Next Generation Workforce Location: Orange County Convention Center, Room S320AB Education Track: Career and Leadership Development Moderated by: Sheryl Barden, Aviation Personnel International This Session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit. Everyone in business aviation has a responsibility to help solve future workforce challenges. This interactive workshop, structured as a focus group/ think tank, will identify key challenges to recruiting top (entry-level) talent and ways to overcome those challenges for all positions in business aviation.
3:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Implementing IS-BAO in Small Flight Departments Location: Orange County Convention Center, Room S319 Education Track: Safety and Risk Management Presented by: John Sheehan, IBAC Operators with only one or two aircraft can gain the same benefits from
implementing the IS-BAO as the larger operators do. While the process may have seemed a bit daunting, it certainly is not anymore. IBAC provides specific guidance material for the small operator so you can efficiently implement this international safety standard with the resources you have on hand. This presentation explains how your small flight department can utilize this specialized guidance to achieve safety excellence.
3:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Maintenance Check Flights - Mitigating Risk Location: Orange County Convention Center, Room S320C/D Education Track: Safety and Risk Management Session Coordinator: Will Dirks Moderated by: Don Henderson, VanAllen Presented by: William Riley, KeyCorp Aviation Center; Michael Graham, Cessna Aircraft; Rod Hoctor, Bombardier Aerospace; John O’Meara, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation; Rich Iudice, Dassault; Dan Grace, FlightSafety International; and Brad McKeage, Embraer Executive Jets This Session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit. This session will review the risks associated with flights after maintenance events or with abnormal aircraft conditions. Additionally, the panel will discuss best practices to mitigate these risks. This is will be a presentation of the issues and then a round table of industry experts to discuss.
3:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Mobile Technology: Learn How to Manage Devices Location: Orange County Convention Center, Room S320F Education Track: Aircraft and Flight Operations Presented by: Christopher Kiley, Jeppesen and Jon Kenney, Air Watch This Session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit. Mobile technology is a way of life – personal, professional, education,
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