NBAA This session will help anyone new to the aviation
security role within the fl ight department, to familiarize themselves with key aspects of successful programs and industry best practices. NBAA recommends that corporate members appoint at least one individual to fulfi ll the security manager/security offi cer function and that this person report directly to the aviation department manager. To help in the development of this position, session topics include: security plans, policies and assessments; physical security; security protocols and compliance; security training and awareness; government regulations; general aviation security programs; risk assessments for domestic and security considerations and training for fl ight crews on layover.
1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.
BEYOND DATA: MAKING LIFE-SAVING DECISIONS THROUGH KNOWLEDGE
Location: Orange County Convention Center, Room S331 D (#5) Education Track: Operations Presenter: Chris Connor, Polaris Aero, LLC Aviators often believe that more data equates with better
decision-making, which is why regulators give operators more information (not better information) with which to make decisions. But this mistaken belief can be dangerous. That’s why it’s important for our operators and fl ight planners to understand the diff erence between data, information, and knowledge. Because being better prepared to assess potential threats and hazards can make a life-saving diff erence. Especially when it comes to risk assessments. This session will share case studies of how leading business aviation operations are gaining and sharing knowledge in order to make more informed, safer decisions. It also will discuss how data and information become knowledge, and how understanding their relationship to one another can help save lives.
1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.
THE FUTURE OF AVIATION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
Location: Orange County Convention Center, S330 A/B (#2) Education Track: Business Management
Presenters: JC Gallagher, Bombardier Aerospace; Kurt Edwards, IBAC; Charles Etter, Gulfstream This Session is eligible for CAM application and
recertifi cation credit.
Environmental issues are growing in importance and visibility. 2016 has been referred to as “the year of aviation environment” as the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) General Assembly is expected to approve recommendations from the Committee on Aviation Environment Protection (CAEP). What will CO2 certifi cation standards for new types, global market based measures to mitigate CO2 emissions from operations, and sustainable alternative fuels mean for business aviation?
2:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. NBAA-BACE COFFEE SOCIAL
Location: Orange County Convention Center, NBAA Booth #291
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Whether you are a long-time Member, new to NBAA, or just looking to fi nd out more about the Association, we would like to invite you to NBAA’s Coff ee Social. Meet with NBAA’s leadership including committee members, members of the Associate Member Advisory Council (AMAC), the NBAA Board of Directors and NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen. Network with your peers, and check out the latest benefi ts and learn all about what Membership has to off er from NBAA’s professional staff , including NBAA’s Regional Representatives. Stop by to get your questions answered, share ideas for new benefi ts and services, and provide us feedback on your overall NBAA experience. Enjoy some coff ee and a sweet treat on
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