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department leader must be aligned with C-suite and/or owner—and speak the same language! It also means that an aviation director needs to provide realistic program and cost expectations to help optimize operational capacity, enhance safety and strengthen the aviation department.
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
2:30 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. SUSTAINABILITY
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room #1 (N245)
Education Track: Operations
The business aviation industry long has had a commitment to sustainability, including implementing new avionics to take advantage of more direct flight routings, fuel efficient engines, and reductions in emissions. How can we push the envelope even further? What new technologies are here today, or on the horizon that will help us achieve a more sustainable future?
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. THE FUTURE OF URBAN AIR MOBILITY
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Innovation Zone, Booth #N1818
Education Track: Operations
Leaders in Urban Air Mobility will discuss and debate infrastructure requirements, key technologies, primary players, regulatory considerations, challenges and the opportunities this emerging sector will bring to cities and regions across the country and globe. Learn how electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft will compliment traditional business
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aviation operations and solve critical transportation challenges as the panel addresses near-term testing and long- term development plans.
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. LIGHTNING LEARNING ROUND 1
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room #1 (N245) Education Track: Operations
1. Getting It Right After Things Go Wrong
When things go wrong, there is always something valuable to be learned. In this session, we will explore simple tips, tricks and techniques used in determining the causes of an unfortunate incident and how to use them to prevent it from happening again. From minor mistakes to full scale accidents, the methodology is similar and repeatable by every size and scope of operation.
2. Why Aviation Medical Training Is Important in the Air AND in The Hangar
What skills are needed to recognize potential hazards found specifically in the hangar environment? How can a company mitigate those hazards? And what it takes to treat a medical or traumatic injury in the first 10 minutes until help arrives? The presentation will review these topics, including the need for CPR/ AED certification of ground crews, tips for using the automated external defibrillator, and common medical issues or traumatic emergencies that can occur in the hangar environment. Real-life case studies will be reviewed to emphasize the importance training and policies that will equip your ground crew with the same life- saving skills as your flight crew.
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. THE LEADERSHIP ADVANTAGE
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room #3 (N255)
Everybody knows that successful leaders recognize and appreciate the differences within their teams and manage to those preferences. What’s easy in theory can often seem far more difficult when dealing with people and all their idiosyncrasies. How can you overcome these common managerial struggles? Attendees of this interactive session will leave Las Vegas with smart, actionable strategies for using behavioral insight to build and maintain a cohesive, loyal and productive team.
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
4:30 P.M. – 5:30 P.M. BRING ON THE FUTURE: AI, URBAN MOBILITY AND BUSINESS AVIATION
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Innovation Zone, Booth #N1818
Education Track: Business Management
What once was speculation has become fact: the future of aviation will be driven by artificial intelligence and eVTOL machines moving people within cities. These technologies bring seemingly unlimited potential for reshaping how we interact with the world. How can business aviation safely harness the power of game-changing technologies to produce tangible results and increased revenue? Are there potential unintended consequences to consider? In this ripped-from-the- headlines session, our panel of widely respected experts will cut through the hype to give you a common sense look at what AI and eVTOL aircraft
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