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When it comes to identifying threats and hazards, FOD, drones and wildlife all feature highly on the check-list. For every civil and military aerodrome, aircraft operator and regulator, safety and security is of paramount concern.
As the risks and hazards emerge and evolve, the industry has to adapt & advance its responses and pre-empt future hazards. The experiences of other airports help us learn how to apply best practice in terms of procedures, technology and efficiency in order to continually evaluate and contain the threats and hazards of the future.
The FDH&S series uses the most compelling case studies to explore the potential impact of these risks and how to stretch budgets by increasing efficiency
Unlike traditional conferences that take place over one or two days, the FOD, Drone Habitat & Safety Series is split into four distinct, concise, virtual sections so airports need only attend relevant sessions.
Each ‘invitation only’ session is chaired by a respected industry figure and attended by a combination of airports, regulators and suppliers.
Sessions last between 90 and 120 minutes to ensure maximum focus from delegates.
Drone Defence
A Heathrow case study
UTM & Future Flight
Simon Masters, Dir. of Future Flight programme, UKRI Innovate UK
UAS for operational purposes
Mike DiPilato, Airport Research Specialist, FAA Airport Safety R&D
The Significance of Radar
Tom Meyer, Robin Radar
Wildlife & Habitat
With Cathy Boyles, Dallas Fort Worth Airport
Wildlife & Birdstrike
Wesley Major, PhD, Airport Safety Specialist, Airport Technology R&D Section, FAA
Habitat Management
A Berlin Brandenburg Airport case study with Richard Klauss
FOD Management
FOD - a disaster story. Meet BA Concorde pilot John Hutchinson, as he examines the role played by FOD in the infamous Paris crash
The Dangers of FOD (and a look at Yuma's new management techniques)
Johnathan Sides, Senior Turbofan Engineer, NAVAIR: Marine Corps Air Station Yuma
Future of FOD Detection (inc. case studies)
Guy Berry, MOOG
Smart Airports - Integrated Airfield Safety & Security
A round table discussion exploring how airports, regulators and manufacturers would like to see the future of airfield safety evolve through sensor fusion and system integrations.
Full details will be announced in March but we can confirm participation from airports, airlines, manufacturers and regulators. Not to be missed!
Tickets for airports, airlines and regulators.
Can attend as many sessions as desired
NB. Please use your work email
Cost: FOC
Each ticket admits up to three delegates
Can attend as many sessions as desired
Limited availability (first come first served)
Cost £590 GBP
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