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Workshop Part 147 / Part 66 26 April – Horion Haus Last update: 27/04/2005 Workshop Part 147 / Part 66 26 April – Horion Haus FINAL PARTICIPANTS LIST 1 ORGANISATION Participant Title e-mail ADSE consultancy & Lex RISSEEUW Director Aircraft Operations [email protected] engineering Support services ADSE consultancy & Pieter Regulations consultant [email protected] engineering RUITENBERG services BV AEROK Aviation József KÁROLY General Manager [email protected] Technical Training Centre Ltd. Aeroplex of Central Peter JUHASZ Quality Director [email protected] Europe Ltd. Aeroplex of Central Zoltan PAVEL Training Supervisor QC [email protected] Europe Ltd. Air Europa Líneas Carlos DURó Training Manager [email protected] Áreas S.A. Air Europa Líneas Juan Manuel Quality Auditor [email protected] Áreas S.A. BERNABé QUELLE Jean-Pierre Manager Training organisation jean-pierre.brunel at airbus.com AIRBUS BRUNEL and approvals Alain Dominique Manager Airbus Training Center [email protected] AIRBUS SCHRECK Harmonization Maintenance Training Standardisation Aircraft Engineers Fred BRUGGEMAN Secretary General [email protected] International 2 Air EuroSafe Ingrid Executive Manager [email protected] LAGARRIGUE Air Information Uwe KOPELKE [email protected] Service GmbH Air One Alessio LEONE AirOne Quality Manager [email protected] AMECO Aviation Gao Hong JIE Head of Ameco Aviation College [email protected] College AMECO Aviation Holger BERG Head of Ameco Aviation College [email protected] College Association of Vincent DE VROEY Manager Operations & ATM [email protected] European Airlines (AEA) ATCC – Waldemar BECKER Trainer/Examiner/Auditor [email protected] Aerotechnical Austrian Civil Franz GRASER Head of Division Maintenance [email protected] Aviation Personnel Licensing/Training Authority Austro Organisations Control Aviation Martin HEPWORTH Senior Consultant [email protected] Support Consultants. Laurent Industrial engineer [email protected] Belgian Civil VANDESCUREN Aviation Authority 3 Belgian Civil Luciano COSARO Administrative staff [email protected] Aviation Authority Victor FLEMWELL Principal Q.A. [email protected] BMI Engineer C.T. MORSELLI Giuseppe Quality Manager [email protected] MORSELLI [email protected] CAA Slovak Dušan TEKEL Inspector of Continuing Republic Airworthiness Section John Trevor Supervisor Technical Training CARGOLUX [email protected] Hickinbotham AIRLINES SA André THEISEN Analyst Standards and CARGOLUX [email protected] Procedures M E AIRLINES SA Svend Vesterager Chief Inspector Civil Aviation [email protected] MADSEN Administration - Denmark Civil Aviation Janis DRUSKA Head of Maintenance Personnel [email protected] Administration of Certification Unit the Republic of Latvia 4 Civil Aviation Gundars LAPINS Chief of Airworthiness Division [email protected] Administration of the Republic of Latvia CIRRUS Technik Thomas Manager Maintenance Support Thomas.kleinbauer@cirrus- GmbH KLEINBAUER Center technik.de CIRRUS Technik Wolfram KIRCHNER Training Manager [email protected] GmbH CIRRUS Technik Mareike [email protected] GmbH RUDHARDT DAIMLER Frank Gillmann Coordinator Maintenance [email protected] CHRYSLER Training AVIATION Delta Air Lines Peter COMPITELLO Quality Manager [email protected] Direction Générale Paul Head of aircraft maintenance paul.mastantuono@aviation- de l’Aviation Civile MASTANTUONO office civile.gouv.fr France Direction de Laurent KREMER Département Navigabilité [email protected] l'Aviation Civile Luxembourg DRF Juergen ZOLLER Team DRF Fleet Manager [email protected] 5 Dublin Institute Of Aidan ROONEY Head of Department, Bolton St, [email protected] Technology, Part College of Technology 147 Approved, Dublin, Ireland Dublin Institute Of Tom CORRIGAN Quality Manager [email protected] Technology, Part 147 Approved, Dublin, Ireland Dutch Aviation R. SWANKHUIZEN committee rules and regulations [email protected] Technicians Association NVLT Dutch Aviation J.v. BRAAM committee rules and regulations [email protected] Technicians Association NVLT Eurowings Rabea HüBNER Training Administrator [email protected] Luftverkehrs AG European Business Jacques RENAUD EBAA Expert [email protected] Aviation Association (EBAA) Flight safety Reijo STENMAN Inspector [email protected] authority CAA-Finland Flight Safety Ron VINSON Director Maintenance Standards [email protected] International Flight Safety Iikka Aittola Maintenance Inspector [email protected] Authority CAA- Finland 6 FOCA- Stefan Inspector stefan spitznagel@bazl. SWITZERLAND SPITZNAGEL admin.ch FOCA- Arnold Head of Section [email protected] SWITZERLAND Gunzenhauser Maint. Org. & -Personal German Aviation Carsten SEEHOF Maintenance Personnel [email protected] Authority Licensing/Training Organisations Luftfahrt - Bundesamt GMF AeroAsia Rene RIZKIONO Quality Assurance [email protected] GMF AeroAsia Ydk DAMEIRIANTO Quality Assurance [email protected] GSAC Gérard HERZIN GSAC Head of Maintenance Gerard.herzin gsac.fr Licensing and Training Department Gulf Aircraft Urs SUTTER Manager Quality Assurance [email protected] Maintenance Company Helitec Helicopter Michael HOYER Accountable manager [email protected] Technik GmbH Helitec Helicopter Joachim BöHM Qualitätsmanager [email protected] Technik GmbH Hellenic Civil Georgios Flight Standards Division / Part [email protected] Aviation Authority SOURVANOS 66-Part 147 co-ordinator Honeywell Joachim MIRSCH Manager Quality Assurance [email protected] Aerospace GmbH 7 Human-Factors- Karl-Heinz KELLER Senior Consultant [email protected] Consult GmbH (HFC) INTEMA Engineering Patrick VANHAMEL Managing Director [email protected] bvba/sprl Michael Head of Training [email protected] Institut aér.Amaury BOURGEOIS de la Grange Institut aér.Amaury Xavier HONORE Quality Manager [email protected] de la Grange Irish Aviation Jim FORTUNE Part 66/147 Co-ordinator [email protected] Authority JAA S.E. VAN Focal Point for airworthiness [email protected] DUFFELEN Jargon Aviation Roger VAN DER Senior Consultant [email protected] Consultancy VELDEN KHBO/VLOC – Roland DEFEVER Training coordinator [email protected] Aerospace Department Kossuth Technical János HALÁSZ Director [email protected] High School LAUDA AIR Spa Chiara MAGENTI Quality Manager [email protected] Lufthansa Resource Detlef Training Manager [email protected] Technical Training SCHWERTMANN LBA Mr WICHMANN Maintenance Division [email protected] 8 LBA Marion NIKODEM Maintenance Division [email protected] Lufthansa Resource Brian ALMOND Quality Manager [email protected] Technical Training Lufthansa Technical Heike Senior Advisor [email protected] Training ROETTGERING Lufthansa Technical Gisela RIEMER Area Account Manager [email protected] Training Lufthansa Technical Michael Project Manager Quality [email protected] Training GmbH BADERMANN Management Lufthansa Technical Oliver PAPE Training Manager [email protected] Training GmbH Lufthansa Technik Vilmos MAMIRA Training Manager [email protected] Budapest Ltd. Monarch Aircraft Sheena M. MILLER Deputy Quality Manager [email protected] Engineering Limited MTU Maintenance Hans LINDEMEIER Director Q-Coord. & Standards [email protected] GMBH MyTravel aircraft Allan SMITH Quality Training Manager [email protected] engineering ltd MyTravel aircraft Husain ISHAQ Training Manager [email protected] engineering ltd NAYAK Aircraft Thomas SCHMITT Quality Management [email protected] Service NAYAK Aircraft Gunther BUSCH Acc. Manager Part 21/147 [email protected] Service NAYAK Aircraft Axel NEITZEST Quality Manager [email protected] Service 9 NEI Flightline Kurt ARNER Sales, Europe [email protected] Training Services (Roe aviation) NEOS SpA Davide MARTININ Quality Manager [email protected] NFO Norsk Pieter DOYER Board Member [email protected] FLytekneter Organisasion Norsk Ole-Andre Responsible rules and [email protected] Helikopteransattes LINDANGER regulations Forbund OFFICINE Salvatore Deputy Quality Manager [email protected] AERONAVALI BELLEMO VENEZIA S.p.A. Officine Aeronavali Flavio IZZO QA Engineer [email protected] Venezia SpA OLYMPIC AIRWAYS Alexandros Manager Technical training [email protected] – SERVICES S.A. PANAGIOTIDIS OLYMPIC AIRWAYS Theofanis Superintendent, [email protected] – SERVICES S.A. KARATHANASIS Technical Training PGA Portuglia Fernando Noronha Enginee ring Manager [email protected] Airlines [email protected] SAS Thomas JOBS Head of Training Delivery [email protected] SENASA Alberto Fernández Airworthiness Project Manager [email protected] SENASA Jacinto NOGALES Technical Services Director [email protected] 10 SENASA Isabel MAESTRE Airworthiness Expert [email protected] Shannon Aerospace Raymond Head of Quality & Training [email protected] Kazmierczak SPANAIR Alejandro Quality Division Manager [email protected] SAHUQUILLO SPANAIR Mr. MARTORELL Training and Licenses Manager [email protected] SR Technics Ireland David KINGSTON Training Department [email protected] Limited STK- Joint Lennart LINDEN Chief Inspector Maintenance [email protected] Scandinavian Training. Safety Inspection Office Stork Fokker Berend WARRINK QA Manager
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