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safety processes. Quite simply, If we want to achieve consistent, positive outcomes, leadership and safety cannot be separated. Focusing on practical skills for making the most of safety leadership at every level, this session will help attendees understand the complex relationships between leadership and safety, apply effective leadership skills situationally, and ultimately build a world-class safety culture.
2. It Takes Two: Enhancing Safety By Integrating Flight Operations and Ground Handling
Does inadequate communication between flight and ground teams pose a costly threat to your operation? In this joint IS-BAH/ IS-BAO education session, you’ll learn about unexpectedly common financial and safety risks you may never have considered – and how to thwart them through an integrated approach between ground handlers and aircraft operators. Highlighting hazards, risks, and safety performance monitoring, you’ll leave knowing the full value of a strong inter-team communication system.
3. STAMP out accident risks
Accidents and incidents involving human error often are symptomatic of larger process control shortcomings. These include cryptic human / machine interfaces, software written for the wrong requirements, training deficiencies and lean process cost-cutting, among other factors that can impair or prevent desirable safety and security outcomes
This session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. DON’T BE A VICTIM: SECURITY STRATEGIES
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room #3 (N255)
Education Track: Operations 72 |
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Security threats come in all shapes and sizes and can affect your operation whether you’re flying domestic or abroad. What are some practical steps business aviation organizations can take to protect their assets and employees while on the road? Join members of NBAA’s Security Council as they provide practical security planning strategies and resources to help ensure your crew members don’t become a statistic.
This Session is eligible for CAM application and recertification credit.
3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. THE PITCH
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Innovation Zone, Booth #N1818
“Shark Tank” meets business aviation! Are you curious about what future products or services might be introduced to the aviation industry? Watch innovators and entrepreneurs make a live pitch to actual investors who might ultimately invest in their company. Attendees of this session, brought to NBAA-BACE by Corporate Jet Investor, also will have the opportunity to vote for a crowd favorite.
6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. FUND AN ANGEL COCKTAIL RECEPTION
Location: Wynn Las Vegas – Lafite Ballroom
Held on the second night of NBAA- BACE, the Fund an Angel Cocktail Reception helps to raise critical funds for Corporate Angel Network and the critical work they do to transport cancer patients to treatment centers throughout the United States. The two-hour reception will be located at the Wynn Las Vegas from 6 to 8 p.m. and feature an exciting silent auction, networking with industry peers and light refreshments. Don’t miss this
chance to make new connections and support a great cause. Dress for the Fund an Angel Cocktail Reception is business or cocktail attire.
THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 2019
8:00 A.M – 4:00 P.M. ATTENDEE, EXHIBITOR & PRESS REGISTRATION
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Grand concourse (between the North & Central Halls)
8:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. ATTENDEE, EXHIBITOR & PRESS REGISTRATION
Location: Henderson Executive Airport
8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. FRIENDS & PARTNERS IN AVIATION WEATHER (DAY 2 OF 2)
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room N259
This meeting gives aviation weather information providers an opportunity to hear directly from the user community about their most important short- and long-term weather-related issues. Don’t miss this chance to participate in discussions that will motivate action on these important topics.
9:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. NBAA NATIONAL SAFETY FORUM
Location: Las Vegas Convention Center, Meeting Room #1 (N245)
Join NBAA for its fifth annual National Safety Forum on Oct. 24 in Las Vegas, NV. This premier business aviation safety event will focus on the pursuit of excellence in airmanship while operating in our ever more automated world. As noted in several recent mishaps, maintenance and improvement of
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