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CRAIG RICHMOND PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, VANCOUVER AIRPORT AUTHORITY

When: Tuesday 19 November, 1015-1045

Craig Richmond, President & CEO, Vancouver Airport Authority (YVR), is the driving force behind YVR, known for its innovative approach, forward-looking strategy and exceptional customer care. His strong aviation background spans diverse roles at home and abroad as a fighter pilot for the Royal Canadian Air Force, pivotal roles at YVR and CEO positions with Vantage Airport Group at six airports in three countries. Since rejoining YVR as President & CEO, Richmond has overseen the airport’s vision to become a world-class sustainable connecting hub linking Asia to the Americas.

JAMES BENNETT DIRECTOR OF AVIATION SERVICES, PHOENIX SKY HARBOUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

When: Wednesday 20 November, 0900-0930

James E. Bennett, A.A.E. serves as Director of Aviation Services for the City of Phoenix, Arizona. In this role he is responsible for the operation, management and development of three airports: Sky Harbor International, Deer Valley and Phoenix-Goodyear. In addition to directing the operations of these airports he is responsible for the development and implementation of a US $2 billion capital investment program involving terminal building expansion, automated people movers and airfield improvements. These improvements are designed to accommodate additional growth at Sky Harbor International which currently serves 45 million passengers annually.

DAMIEN TROWER HEAD OF AIRPORT SECURITY, GATWICK AIRPORT

When: Thursday 21 November, 0930-1000

Damien joined the Gatwick team in 2018 as the Head of Airport Security. Prior to joining Gatwick Damien served for 20 years in the military as an intelligence officer and pilot. He has wide experience of national security operations and finished his career as an Assistant Attaché within the British embassy in Washington DC. He is now responsible for leading Gatwick’s security operations, serving as a Silver commander in crisis, and acting as lead for Counter UAS policy and procurement. He has a BSc (hons) from the University of Wales, a MSc from Cranfield University, and a MA from Kings College. Damien is also qualified as a Chartered Manager with the CMI.

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PAUL SCURRAH MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, VIRGIN AUSTRALIA

When: Tuesday 19 November, 0945-1015

Paul Scurrah was appointed Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer on 25 March 2019. Paul has more than 20 years of leadership experience in the transport, logistics, travel and aviation sectors having previously been CEO of DP World Australia and Queensland Rail and held Executive Management roles at Aurizon, Flight Centre and Tourism Queensland.

DEAN SALTER

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, JETSTAR AIRWAYS

When: Tuesday 19 November, 1400-1430

Dean joined Jetstar Australia and New Zealand in July 2016 in his current role as Chief Operating Officer. Before entering the aviation industry Dean spent more than 20 years in leadership positions at BP, one of the world’s leading integrated oil and gas companies. He has extensive expertise in managing operations and safety; supply and logistics; strategy; sales and retail; and customer service. Dean has completed business studies at Monash University in Melbourne and Cambridge University in the UK along with an Advanced Operations Program at MIT, Boston.

MICHELLE BENNETTS EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER, CUSTOMER SERVICE ENHANCEMENT, AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA

When: Tuesday 19 November, 1430-1500

Michelle Bennetts joined Airservices in 2005, has been part of the Executive since 2007, and held a number of EGM positions during this time. Her current portfolio ensures service enhancement investments maximise the benefits to customers. Previously Michelle led the Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service with a team of nearly 1200 professional fire fighters, emergency vehicle technicians and support staff. Before joining Airservices, Michelle spent more than a decade in professional services, working with Deloitte and KPMG delivering audit, risk and governance services to large organisations in a variety of industry sectors.

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LESLEY SEEBECK CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, ANU CYBER INSTITUTE

When: Tuesday 19 November, 1500-1530

Dr Lesley Seebeck started as the CEO of the Cyber Institute, Australian National University, on 30 July 2018. Most recently, she was Chief Investment and Advisory Officer at the Digital Transformation Agency, arriving there from the Bureau of Meteorology where she served as Chief Information Officer from mid 2014 to late 2017.

SHANE CARMODY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND DIRECTOR OF AVIATION SAFETY, CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY (CASA)

When: Wednesday 20 November, 0930-1000

Shane Carmody was appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Director of Aviation Safety (DAS) on 7 June 2017. Immediately prior to his formal appointment, Shane acted as CEO/DAS for eight months from October 2016. CASA’s roles include the safety regulation of civil air operations in Australian Territory, the operation of Australian aircraft outside Australian Territory and encouraging a greater acceptance by the aviation industry of its obligations to maintain high standards of aviation safety.

GEOFF CULBERT CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, SYDNEY AIRPORT

When: Wednesday 20 November, 1000-1030

Geoff joined Sydney Airport as Chief Executive Officer in January 2018. Having brought with him extensive commercial and operational experience, he has placed a heavy emphasis on working closely and collaboratively with customers, business partners and government. Geoff currently serves on both the World Governing Board and Asia- Pacific Board of the Airports Council International (ACI), the global industry association representing airports around the world.

BILLY NOLEN EXECUTIVE MANAGER, GROUP SAFETY & HEALTH, QANTAS AIRWAYS LIMITED

When: Friday 22 November, 0930-1000

In his role, Nolen works across all business units to influence the Group’s safety and health strategic goals and to ensure proper execution. Nolen provides advice and input to both Qantas’ General Management Committee as well the Board Corporate Health, Environmental, Safety and Security Committee on matters involving safety and health. Prior to this, Nolen was Senior Vice President, Safety, Security & Operations at Airlines for America. 10 LeadersLeaders inin airports airports

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0700-1700 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS 0900-0915 Conference opening Guy Thompson, Chairman, Australian Airports Association 0915-0945 How Gold Coast Airport is evolving with the region Chris Mills, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Airports Limited »» Gold Coast region investment and activity »» Airport developments »» Key strategies »» Opportunities and challenges 0945-1015 The future focus of the Virgin Australia Group Paul Scurrah, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Virgin Australia »» CEO Paul Scurrah will outline the vision and focus of the Virgin Australia Group, and some of the changes underway to help improve the airline’s financial performance and ensure its strong future in Australian aviation 1015-1045 Values, culture and results: Thoughts from Vancouver Airport Craig Richmond, President and Chief Executive Officer, Vancouver Airport Authority »» Introduction to the YVR airport model »» Mission, vision, values: nice to have or core to the business »» Culture: everyone has one, do you have the one you want »» Tying it all together with remuneration »» Business results 1045-1115 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION 1115-1200 Panel: Airport leaders’ panel – The customer experience of the future Chair: Rachel Crowley, Executive General Manager Communications and Public Affairs, Brisbane Airport Gert-Jan de Graaff, Chief Executive Officer, Brisbane Airport Kevin Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Perth Airport Sarah Renner, Chief Executive Officer, Hobart Airport 1200-1245 Panel: Airport and airline collaboration - How to best drive efficiency and improve the passenger experience Chair: Simon Bourke, Policy Director, Australian Airports Association Michael Thomson, Head of Aviation, Canberra Airport Andrew Brodie, Chief Executive Officer, Sunshine Coast Airport Lyell Strambi, Chief Executive Officer, Melbourne Airport 1245-1400 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION

12 1400-1430 15 years of Jetstar - Working together to make more travel affordable Dean Salter, Chief Operating Officer, Jetstar Airways »» Dean will discuss the role Jetstar has played over the last 15 years keeping airfares low and making more travel affordable »» He will outline the important role airports, local governments and tourism bodies can play in working with airlines to build tourism and help communities thrive 1430-1500 Future mobility – Planning for infrastructure requirements Michelle Bennetts, Executive General Manager, Customer Service Enhancement, Airservices Australia »» The inevitable emergence of new modes of transport »» The challenges they pose to existing transport infrastructure and operational networks »» The need to be agile infrastructure planners across industry so we can keep up with rapid pace of technological change 1500-1530 Understanding ‘the cyber’ Dr Lesley Seebeck, Chief Executive Officer, ANU Cyber Institute »» Cyber is noisy, crowded, demanding and fast-moving »» How best, then, to step back, understand the deeper drivers and think about the future 1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION ORIGIN TEA TASTING AND DEMONSTRATION 1600-1700 Panel: Digital transformation. What is the future of IT at Australia’s airports? How will this change the passenger experience? Chair: George Woods, Partner and Head of L.E.K.’s Sydney office and L.E.K.’s Asia-Pacific Airports practice lead Gary D’Souza, Technical Director, Information Technology, AECOM Dhruv Gupta, Chief Strategy Officer, Sydney Airport Dirk Hus, Head of Technology, Brisbane Airport 1900-2200 EVENING NETWORKING FUNCTION: GARDEN KITCHEN AND BAR, THE STAR

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1045-1115 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION SUSTAINABILITY & RECONCILIATION WORKSHOP 1115-1145 Brisbane Airport’s reconciliation action plan Wendy Weir, Environment and Sustainability Manager, Brisbane Airport »» What is a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)? »» Why have a RAP? »» Which types of organisations have RAPs? »» Examples of reconciliation in practice at Brisbane Airport »» How to develop a RAP 1145-1215 Airports and climate change Cathy Crawley, Technical Director, Sustainability and Resilience, AECOM »» Understanding the role airports can play in addressing and responding to climate change and the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) »» Uptake of TCFDs »» Overview of how airports can better understand and plan for climate-related physical and transition risks to build resilience – best practices from AECOM’s airports projects 1215-1245 The management of PFAS contaminated soil and water at Gold Coast Airport Nathan Spek, Project Manager, Queensland Airports Nathan Zurig, Senior Environmental Officer, Intrinsic Environmental »» What is PFAS? »» The landscape (community, regulatory environment) »» Gold Coast Airport expansion plans »» Management solutions 1245-1400 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION COMMERCIAL WORKSHOP 1400-1430 Solar airports Craig Bearsley, Group Director – Power and Industrial, NSW/ACT, AECOM »» Airports represent one of our most critical and energy intensive infrastructure assets. Increasing demand, changing market conditions and a desire to improve sustainability and resilience is driving airport operators to review their assets and operations »» Airports are looking to alternative revenue streams to mitigate risks of future airport revenue declines, for example in car parking revenue. These potential revenue streams include expanded retail precincts and sustainability measures, such as electrification of ground support equipment, which will make our airports hungrier for electricity than ever before. Onsite renewable energy generations seems the obvious answer; and given our airports are generally large, flat, reasonably isolated and free from shading is solar PV the ideal choice? »» Drawing from AECOM’s experience working with Australia’s major airports, this presentation will explore the drivers for increased electrification and the challenges and opportunities in developing large-scale solar PV for airports

14 1430-1500 The NT Airports property story Ross Baynes, Director Property and Operations, NT Airports »» Growing a property portfolio in a small market »» Creating precincts »» Property management »» Managing freehold tenure vs. lease hold tenure 1500-1530 The customer experience Claire Donnellan, Manager Service Strategy and Customer Experience, Sydney Airport »» Customers tell us what we need to be focused on to improve their airport experience »» Listening and ensuring you have the processes in place to deliver is paramount »» Success requires cross-collaborative focus, constant review and alignment »» Learn how SYD has been evolving and maturing this model to deliver for the customer 1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION ORIGIN TEA TASTING AND DEMONSTRATION 1600-1630 Reflections of an inside outsider looking at the Australian aviation scene – Opportunities and risks Carl Jones, Head of Aviation Development, Brisbane Airport Corporation »» Global opportunities and risks for the Australian aviation sector »» Canada v Australia – a story of common themes and differences »» The important role Government and partnerships play in enabling aviation/ tourism growth 1630-1715 Panel: Airports as catalysts for tourism industry growth – The airport/tourism industry partnership Chair: Lucy Ardern, General Manager Corporate Relations, Queensland Airports Limited Jim Parashos, Executive General Manager Aviation Development and Partnerships, Brisbane Airport Daniel Gschwind, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Tourism Industry Council Paul Hodgen, General Manager, Launceston Airport 1900-2200 EVENING NETWORKING FUNCTION: GARDEN KITCHEN AND BAR, THE STAR

15 DAY TWO WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER 2019

0800-1700 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN 0800-0815 AAA Annual General Meeting Registration 0815-0900 AAA Annual General Meeting KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS 0900-0930 Airport governance, development and financing – A Phoenix perspective James Bennett, Director of Aviation Services, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport »» How airports are governed, their capital investments and how they are financed »» Emerging threats to the financial model and those impacts on the industry 0930-1000 Leveraging future technology to deliver aviation safety enhancements and the benefits of a risk-based approach to surveillance Shane Carmody, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Aviation Safety, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) »» Mr Carmody will discuss a number of new technologies including satellite- based augmentation and working with other agencies to safely accommodate future airspace users as well as how CASA’s risk-based approach to surveillance and sector risk profiling delivers improvements to aviation safety. 1000-1030 Airports putting their money where their mouth is on sustainability Geoff Culbert, Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Airport »» Creating sustainability and commercial ‘win-wins’ »» Innovative financing and procurement models to deliver environmental dividends »» How customer and community amenity drives business outcomes 1030-1100 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AND PARTNERS MEET AND GREET, AAA BOOTH (72) MAJOR AIRPORT STREAM 1100-1130 Managing growth and expectations – Hobart Airport is the little airport that can Sarah Renner, Chief Executive Officer, Hobart Airport »» Over 5% year on year domestic growth for the past 5 years and welcoming over 65% of all visitors to Tassie - Hobart Airport needs to expand…. and fast! »» Community expectations – “Why can’t we have aerobridges like Luang Prabang?” »» Media and corporate social responsibility – a deliberate approach »» Infrastructure needs – don’t just build….create! 1130-1200 Transitioning to 3D imaging in the context of security screening Yotam Margalit, Principal, Yotam Margalit Consulting (YMC) »» Why CT gives you more than multi-view »» True 360 degrees scanning and precise data capture »» Considerations when upgrading to Std 3 for HBS and transitioning screeners from 2D imaging to 3D imaging »» Screener performance changes to anticipate and the benefits that come with CT scanners compared to MV

16 1200-1230 Project case studies on Brisbane Airport Corporation’s transition to digital engineering and technology Krishan Tangri, Executive General Manager Infrastructure Development and Delivery, Brisbane Airport »» Efficiency is the key driver for adaptation of innovation and technology on capital projects, and not vice versa »» Trustworthy relationships with the supply chain are the key enablers »» Pitfalls and key learnings for infrastructure owners to avoid »» Internal client & stakeholder management to ensure a joint endeavour for the business »» Measuring the rate of success / benefits »» Sustaining the approach and selection of future projects to be included 1230-1330 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION AAA MENTORING PROGRAM MEET AND GREET AT GOLD COAST AIRPORT NETWORKING LOUNGE (In the Industry Exhibition) MAJOR AIRPORT STREAM 1330-1400 Reflections on the Brisbane Airport security incident – 2 February 2019 Gary Bowden, Head of Security and Emergency Planning, Brisbane Airport »» Incident summary overview »» Incident response and challenges »» Lessons learnt - key focus areas »» Future ERP challenges - adaptability, flexibility, challenges to the historical AEP provisions of EOC and inter-operability with law enforcement agencies 1400-1430 Case study: How airports enable regional growth and prosperity. A case study of the Durban Aerotropolis Jarendra Reddy, Regional Director–Urban Solutions, Hatch »» This complex and long-ranging Master Plan will help guide development over a 50-year period, serving as a framework for coordinating both public and private investment. The master plan is a city-building initiative of immense scale and focusses on how airports coexist with cities in a way that maximizes benefits to the economy and society 1430-1500 Airport sustainability Brenton Cox, Executive General Manager Finance and Corporate, Adelaide Airport »» Airport sustainability is about thriving over the long term »» Consumer and corporate governance expectations in the environment, social and governance space are evolving rapidly »» The ownership structures of Australian Airports as well as the enduring greater community purpose of our businesses - positions us perfectly for sustainability leadership »» Adelaide Airport is one of many airports with a long track record of investing in sustainability. This is an opportunity to hear about some perspectives and initiatives from the gateway to South Australia

17 1500-1530 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION CAPE BYRON DISTILLERY GIN TASTING, GOLD COAST AIRPORT NETWORKING LOUNGE 1530-1600 Case study: The Brisbane Airport hidden disabilities initiative Melinda Jacob, Strategy, Planning and Technology Research and Customer Insights Manager, Brisbane Airport »» Hidden disabilities initiative overview »» Inclusion, the importance of understanding and servicing all customers »» What it takes to go above and beyond »» Future trends and requirements 1600-1645 Panel: Training, recruiting and retaining the right team members Chair: Stephen Goodwin, Executive General Manager Operations, Brisbane Airport Kate McCreery-Carr, Chief Operations Officer, Cairns Airport Debra Blaskett, Chief Corporate Services Officer, Perth Airport Ian Kew, Chief Executive Officer, NT Airports Amelia Evans, Chief Financial Officer, Queensland Airports Limited 1645-1715 Uber Elevate trial at Melbourne Airport Lorie Argus, Chief of Parking and Ground Access, Melbourne Airport »» Wider Mobility and Future trends »» Uber Elevate, as a pillar in Uber’s wider mobility »» Customer Experience at the Airport and how might it work »» Considerations for Infrastructure & planning at the Airport 1900-2300 AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY AWARDS AND GALA DINNER

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1030-1100 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AND PARTNERS MEET AND GREET, AAA BOOTH (72) REGIONAL STREAM 1100-1130 Adapting the management of regional airports to changing circumstances Brian Joiner, General Manager Airports and Commercial Infrastructure, Whitsunday Regional Council »» Adapting the business »» Resilience and staff »» Managing shareholder expectations »» Turning the tide 1130-1200 Regional airport development in Sweden – Lessons for Australia Brett Weihart, Chief Executive Officer, Regional Airport Partners »» The big picture »» Route development »» Financial challenges »» Greenfield airports »» World first remote controlled towers 1200-1230 Case Study: Dubbo Airport Jacki Parish, Manager Airport Operations, Dubbo City Regional Airport »» 18 months of growth and change at Dubbo Airport »» New direction, new world »» Airport marketing »» Stakeholder engagement 1230-1330 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION REGIONAL STREAM 1330-1415 Panel: Regional airlines Chair: Joeley Pettit, Corporate Affairs Director, Australian Airports Association The Hon. John Sharp, Deputy Chairman and Independent Director, Regional Express Airlines Mike Higgins, Chief Executive Officer, Regional Aviation Association of Australia (RAAA) 1415-1500 Panel: Effective regional airport project delivery Chair: Keith Tonkin, Managing Director, Aviation Projects Daniel Gall, Coordinator Commercial Property, Wellington Shire Council Ben Howard, Director Works and Services, Parkes Shire Council Salomon Kloppers, Manager Airport, Central Highlands Regional Council Bill Chapman, Operations Manager, Mildura Airport 1500-1530 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION CAPE BYRON DISTILLERY GIN TASTING, GOLD COAST AIRPORT NETWORKING LOUNGE

20 REGIONAL STREAM 1530-1600 The challenges and triumphs of pilot training at a regional airport Julie Stewart, Airport Manager, Tamworth Regional Council »» Pilot training school requirements »» Integration into normal airport operations »» Benefits and pitfalls of pilot training schools on a regional airport 1600-1630 Driving the fate of the destination – A case study of Dunedin Airport Cally Ward, Senior Aviation Consultant, Airbiz Megan Crawford, General Manager Business Development, Dunedin Airport »» Internal Situation: creating a strategy to support Dunedin Airport’s international services to achieve sustainability »» External Situation: uniting a diverse group of tourism stakeholders under a single brand and message for the entire region, not just our airport »» Hit the ground running: how we went from zero to hero in three months and got a 12-month marketing plan underway »» Report card: what have we learnt in 12-months, what were the key success factors and what might we do differently with hindsight, and where to next »» Transfer-ability: tips and tricks to take our model and make it work for you! 1630-1700 Planning your airport for the boom and bust cycles – Learnings from a Fly-In-Fly-Out (FIFO) port for all airports Salomon Kloppers, Manager Airport, Central Highlands Regional Council »» What kind of benefits or disadvantage are you likely to see if your airport goes into a boom phase, and how can you maximise that benefit, or protect yourself from that disadvantage »» How can you manage the negative effects of a bust cycle »» For the above, we look at issues such as infrastructure, staffing, funding, business and regulatory pressures »» We also look at what non boom and bust airports can learn from boom and bust airports »» Some business and economic approaches that all airports can use 1900-2300 AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY AWARDS AND GALA DINNER

21 DAY THREE THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2019

0800-1700 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS 0830-0835 Update on AAA activities Caroline Wilkie, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Airports Association 0835-0900 Aerodrome Sector Safety Risk Profile Fred Fernandes, Section Manager Strategic Safety Analysis, Coordination and Safety Systems, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) »» Forward-looking and collaborative components in the sector safety risk profiling process to identify and examine the underlying influences on safety within the aerodrome sector »» Application of data analysis outputs and expert judgment of sector participants to identify hazards and associated risks ultimately resulting in a sector risk register »» The value of the risk profile to sector participants when it is embedded in a sector participant’s Safety System. Participants read the risk statements, decide which risk apply to their organisations and then determine what they can do to minimise those risks »» The role of the sector safety risk profile for CASA to target its resources in terms of rule-making, surveillance, safety promotion and safety education 0900-0930 Part 139 PIR update: Preparation and transition Darren Angelo, Senior Standards Officer (Aerodromes and Heliports), Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) »» Overview of the key changes following the made Part 139 Regulation and Manual of Standards »» How the revised standards will be applied to aerodrome operators including grandfathering policies »» The expected transition journey for existing aerodromes and those seeking to opt in »» Industry support and guidance materials »» Question and answer session 0930-1000 Case study: The Gatwick drone incident - Lessons identified and future plans Damien Trower, Head of Security, Gatwick Airport »» An overview of the incident and lessons identified for the industry »» The role of interagency cooperation in developing an effective C-UAS system »» An overview of challenges associated with deployment and testing of equipment »» Future plans and trends that will impact C-UAS at Gatwick

22 1000-1045 Panel: Drones Chair: Simon Bourke, Policy Director, Australian Airports Association Damien Trower, Head of Security, Gatwick Airport Graeme Crawford, Group Executive Manager Aviation, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Michelle Bennetts, Executive General Manager, Customer Service Enhancement, Airservices Australia Prof. Ron Bartsch, President, Asia Pacific RPAS Consortium Stephen Goodwin, Executive General Manager Operations, Brisbane Airport 1045-1115 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AND PARTNERS MEET AND GREET, AAA BOOTH (72) AIRPORT OPERATIONS - WILDLIFE HAZARD MANAGEMENT 1115-1145 Wildlife strikes - What do the stats tell us? Phil Shaw, Managing Director, Avisure »» The ATSB regularly publish reports on wildlife strikes in Australia. Their latest (released in March 2019) introduces a new interactive component where the reader can select the data fields they want to illustrate in a graph or table. For instance a particular airport can filter just for damaging strikes at their airport and for the species causing them. They can do this for year or monthly trend analysis »» In this presentation we look at how to get the most out of interactive reports and delve into some of the interesting wildlife strike trends that are emerging »» Finally, we look at some initiatives to manage Australian Aviation’s most reported occurrence - wildlife strikes 1145-1245 Panel: Wildlife hazard management hot topics Chair: Jill Brix, Principal Aviation Consultant, Avisure John Pizzino, Safety Assurance, Virgin Australia Captain Brian Greeves, Safety and Technical Consultant, Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) Jackson Ring, Wildlife Management and Planning Coordinator, Brisbane Airport Chris Fox, Airside Operations Manager, Perth Airport 1245-1400 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION AAA MENTORING PROGRAM MEET AND GREET AT GOLD COAST AIRPORT NETWORKING LOUNGE (In the Industry Exhibition)

23 AIRPORT OPERATIONS - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 1400-1430 Working with Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting in Times of Crisis Rob Porter, Executive General Manager Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service, Airservices Australia »» Interoperability with other emergency services agencies, airports and airlines is critical to re-establishing operations »» Moving through the response phases from stabilisation to continuity and recovery »» The importance of flexibility, scalability and unity of command in emergency management 1430-1500 Reflections on four emergency exercises – Lessons for industry Jill Brix, Principal Aviation Consultant, Avisure »» The legislative differences across states and territories »» Coordinating and managing stakeholders’ personalities and internal organisational structures »» Getting key stakeholders’ involvement »» The importance of airport familiarisations 1500-1530 Case Study: The Townsville floods Prue Ingersole, Customer Experience Manager, Townsville, Mount Isa and Longreach Airports »» Importance of TSV Airport in the region »» Role of TSV Airport during the rain and flood event »» Flood impacts on the wider airport family »» How TSV Airport played a part in the recovery period and celebrating the strength of our airport community 1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE EXHIBITION AIRPORT OPERATIONS 1600-1630 Aerodrome certification Jason Rainbird, Section Manager Aerodromes, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) »» A detailed explanation of the requirements for certification of a greenfield aerodrome 1630-1715 Panel: Baggage handling systems Chair: Ronan Delaney, Global Aviation Skills Leader, Arup John Fitzgerald, Principal Consultant, Xplane Christian Riegman, Director, AvLogix Solutions Tristan Last, Group Sales Manager, Glidepath Australia 1900-2200 NETWORKING FUNCTION AT MIAMI MARKETTA (Buses depart from the bus pick up zone outside the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre at 1840)

24 DAY FOUR FRIDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2019

0800-1530 REGISTRATION AIRPORT OPERATIONS - SAFETY MANAGEMENT 0830-0900 Data product specifications and aerodrome manuals David Foster, ATM Aeronautical Data Integrity Manager, Airservices Australia Joe Hain, Team Leader Aerodromes, Air Navigation, Airspace & Aerodromes Branch, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) »» ASA - Aeronautical Data Originators, AIP Responsible Person, Data Product Specifications, NOTAM Originators »» CASA - MOS139, Part 175 oversight of Aeronautical Data (Aerodromes) »» ASA - Future improvements in ways of handling Aerodrome Aeronautical data 0900-0930 Case study: Melbourne Airport and best practice project safety culture Jim Parsons, National Airports Manager, Fulton Hogan »» Whilst working on various projects for Melbourne Airport our team worked without injury for 1,000,000 hours »» How we engaged and developed our leaders at Melbourne Airport »» How we continuously reviewed our HSE systems to simplify, standardise and improve risk controls »» How we ensured critical controls were in place to effectively manage material and fatal risk »» How we ensured positive behaviours are reinforced 0930-1000 Safety resilience – The path forward Billy Nolen, Executive Manager Group Safety and Health, Qantas »» What is resilience »» Examples of a resilient organisation »» The path forward 1000-1045 Panel: Airfield safety roundtable Chair: Katie Cooper, Head of Transformation, Melbourne Airport Gary McGivern, Manager - Airside Operations, Canberra Airport Jason Rainbird, Section Manager Aerodromes, Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Brett Curtis, General Manager Operations, Gold Coast Airport 1045-1115 MORNING TEA PAVEMENTS AND LIGHTING 1115-1145 The Melbourne Airport parallel runway program Kerr Forbes, Director Runway Development Program, Melbourne Airport »» Briefing on why Melbourne Airport is planning for a parallel runway system »» The need/benefits and timing for such runway system »» What we’re planning to implement, and how runway capacity expansion at Melbourne Airport fits in with the overall airport growth plans 1145-1215 How airfield ground lighting can improve your airport’s performance Pete Smith, Airport Operations Manager, ADB Safegate »» Traditionally, airfield ground lighting is seen as a compliance requirement at airfields that yields little to no return on investment. However as technology develops, more airports are integrating their AGL with other systems to create a capacity enhancement and safety tool that will safeguard their operations.

25 1215-1300 Panel: Latest issues in airfield pavements Chair: Craig Ridgley, Technical Director – Aviation, AECOM Jim Parsons, National Airports Manager, Fulton Hogan Simon Abrahams, Manager - National Airports and Pavements Rehabilitation, Downer Jimmy Low, Project Manager Construction, Sunshine Coast Council 1300-1400 LUNCH AIRPORT OPERATIONS - CASE STUDIES 1400-1430 How to Optimise Airport Performance and Maximise Aviation Asset Utilisation Michael Gilderdale, Planning and Performance Manager, Melbourne Airport »» Delivery of an operational planning and reporting cycle can deliver efficiencies to airport operations and help accommodate future growth »» How working with airline slot allocations, with a clear vision, assists in maximising your asset active times »» How sharing of performance data and collaborating with stakeholders (commercial, operational and project teams) ensures the right outcome for the business 1430-1500 Case Study: The Melbourne Airport multi-taxi lane trial Luc Ramalinga, Airfield Manager, Melbourne Airport »» MTL allows different sized aircraft to operate either in single or parallel to maximise airfield efficiency and minimise delays to airports. It permits dual or parallel Code C aircraft to operate but also enables Code E aircraft to operate safety in the same taxiway 1500-1530 Case Study: Effecting major operational change in an airside environment Adam Tull , Project Manager, Brisbane Airport Floyd de Kruijff, Technical Director – Aviation, GHD »» BAC successfully effected two major operational changes on 08 Nov 18 - the renaming of Existing Runway 01/19 and the “splitting” of the existing Surface Movement Control frequency from one zone into two »» The perspective and lessons learned from BAC (Project Manager), Consultant (GHD), Contractor (ADBSG) and key partner (Airservices) shall be detailed »» The “Sign & Panel Exchange” methodology, developed by the project, will be detailed. Giving the methodology a simple name was a key feature in successfully communicating the change to all stakeholders, which is a key message to others contemplating such change 1530 CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

26 Knowledge Lab Partner

KNOWLEDGE LAB PROGRAM TUESDAY 19 NOVEMBER

Time Speaker 1050-1110 BluCem - Fast Set Concrete – Building trust requires consistent results Greg Sieders, National Sales Manager, Bluey »» Who we are »» BluCem FSC »» Testing, Results & Progress 1250-1310 Reimaging security Jason Aquilina, General Manager Aviation, Certis Australia »» Security+ adds unprecedented value to our customers, through synergies gained by combining security, facilities management, guest services, car park operations and potentially much more »» Synergistic operations are orchestrated using proprietary system, Mozart, where it can orchestrate various functions for optimisation and productivity »» Breaking of silos and orchestrating the operations seamlessly, so our customers can focus better on their business 1330-1350 Demonstration of urban airport mobility solution for airports through a case study Gary Gibb, President – Asia Pacific, Landrum & Brown »» Address real issues if these future flying machines are to operate successfully and safely within cities and regional centres »» Highlight regulatory issues and solutions »» Navigational issues and solutions »» Safety matters »» Infrastructure matters 1535-1555 Delivery Assurance David Stader, PE | Regional Aviation Director - APME, Jacobs »» How to make sure planned growth at airports is accommodated through the delivery of critical infrastructure. Drawing on global case studies, the presentation will discuss approaches to executing projects with observations on best practices

27 WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER

Time Speaker 1035-1055 An outlook for future air transport Derek Quek, Senior Project Manager, SITA LAB »» In 20 years’, how will passengers process through airports and what will airports look like? They will be Airports Without Walls! Using sensors, biometrics, analytics »» Using information, smart agents and robots to manage facility, equipment, manpower, and turn around aircraft quickly »» What BlockChain offers the industry in information Collaboration »» Maintaining passenger identity privacy and biometric security with Zero Knowledge Proofs »» Creating Digital Twin models for airports

1240-1300 Data & The Employee Experience Jonathan Oakleigh, Data Transformation Manager, Queensland Airports Limited Tracey Greenwood, People & Culture Manager, Queensland Airports Limited »» Defining the employee journey »» Why the employee experience is important to high performance »» How data positively enables the employee experience 1310-1330 Planning for Success – Concrete pavement removal & replacement Greg Sieders, National Sales Manager, Bluey »» Airport Slab Removal »» Mobile Batching Unit Solutions

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28 THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER

Time Speaker 1050-1110 Knowledge alone is not enough, it must be applied with industry know-how Greg Sieders, National Sales Manager, Bluey »» Projects and Partners »» Where to next? »» The Bluey Formula = Knowledge + Know-how 1300-1320 MOS 139 Darren Angelo, Senior Standards Officer (Aerodromes and Heliports), CASA 1330-1350 Aviation Transport Security 2020 – Understanding the new Security Standards Mark Costello, Managing Director, Asset College Mike Addicott, General Manager Sales and Client Services, Asset College »» Getting your airport ready for the new 2020 Home Affairs Security standards and regulations – Passenger and Cargo »» The new Certificate II in Transport Security Protection and how the new standards will affect your Airport operations »» Training requirements for Airport Security Personnel from 1 Feb 2020 »» How to prepare for the transition to the new standards

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29 2019 EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN

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Booth Exhibitor Booth Exhibitor 51, 52, 53 ADB SAFEGATE 54 HUESKER Australia Morning After Bar Aerosure 6 IDV Pacific – Thales 84 Aervision Technologies 29 IVM Group 24 Agilent Technologies Australia 85 Johnson Controls 41/42 Airport Lighting Specialists 3/4 L3Harris 86 Antoun 83 Lime Intelligence Connection Hub Arconas by HFC 75 Locus and Safe Software 10 Asset College 58 Makita 72 Australian Airports Association 20 NA Group 74 Australian Aviation 26 Noggin 25 Avalon 2021 55 Nokia 7 AVCRM – Paperless Operations 89 NOY Industries 1 Avdata 16/17/18 Nuctech 8/9 Avionics 36 Orion Solar 13 Aviramp 22 RAAus 90 Avlite 61-66 Rapiscan 56 Avlogix 81/82 RATE (Australia) 30 Axis Communications 88 RETEX Pavement Services 35 Bluey Technologies 33 SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS 11 Boral Asphalt 14 Selectlok 21 Bureau of Meteorology 67/68 SITA 12 Cavotec 69/70/77/78 Smiths Detection 73 Civil Aviation Safety Authority 5 STEA Astute Architecture 15 Clarita Solutions 48 SuperSealing 2 Colas 23 TCR 71/76 Daifuku Airport Technologies 31 The FOD*BOSS 19 Downer EDI Works 57 Transoft Solutions (Australia) 37 DTN 32 Trilo 40 Dura Veg – PGG Wrightson Turf 49 UFL 38 ESDR Electronics 79 VAISALA 43/44/45 Fulton Hogan 80 Vanderlande 87 Gerflor Australasia Recharge Lounge Veritas Networking Lounge GHD 34 Vision Box 59/60 Glidepath 27/28 Western Advance | Battelle | 39 Global Airspace Solutions NavTech Radar | STI Training Networking Lounge Gold Coast Airport 50 xplane Limited 46/47 Gunnebo Australia

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ADB SAFEGATE is the Our consultative partnership AerVision Technologies Pty leading provider of intelligent approach enables airports to Ltd. is a Sydney based tech solutions that deliver improve efficiency, enhance company developing world superior airport performance safety and environmental class Biometrics, Machine from approach to departure. sustainability, as well as Learning and Artificial We partner with airports reduce operational costs. Our Intelligence solutions. and airlines to analyse portfolio includes solutions AerVision’s proprietary their current structures and services that harmonise technologies range from and operations, and jointly airport performance, tackling highly accurate and identify and solve operational every aspect of aircraft traffic extremely fast biometrics EXHIBITORS bottlenecks. handling and guidance, engines, self service ASIC from approach, runway and Card Encoders, AI and IoT. ADB Safegate has more than taxiway lighting, to tower- AerVision products are used 1000 employees from 45 based traffic control systems in Aviation, Mining, Security nationalities in more than and intelligent gate and and Retail industries. Our 20 offices worldwide. We docking automation. highly skilled team works operate in more than 170 with client to customise our countries, serving more than +61 3 8545 1600 solutions including Identity 2,500 airports – bringing [email protected] www.adbsafegate.com management, biometrics together a team of dedicated access control, real-time professionals that deliver crowd analytic and video true global expertise and surveillance, tailor made to experience. We are the the requirements. market leader and are at the forefront of cutting-edge Abbas Bigdeli technologies and operational Managing Director [email protected] concepts including A-CDM, www.aervision.com Routing and Guidance (Follow The Green) and the Digital Apron.

ADB Safegate in Australia is unique in its ability to provide complete in-house turnkey solutions inclusive of: • Design and Consultancy Services • Manufacture and Supply • Installation • Commissioning • Compliance Testing • Maintenance Services • Competency Training

32 Booth 24 Booths 41 & 42 Booth 86

Agilent is a global leader ALS is proud to be Australia’s Antoun is the authority in life science, diagnostics leading manufacturer of on mission critical and analytical laboratory airport lighting equipment. infrastructure solutions, technologies. Leveraging We have serviced Australian specialising in projects more than 50 years of airports for nearly 30 years across expedient pavements, expertise, we create and our experience is second civil engineering, instruments, software, to none. Our Australian made construction and more. services and solutions that equipment is utilized on Our specialised and very provide trusted answers to airports across the nation experienced team, fleet our customers’ most critical and proven in the most of volumetric mixers, questions. We are passionate demanding of conditions. combined with our unique EXHIBITORS about helping them solve E6 methodology ensures their most ambitious Our permanent & portable everything we do is designed scientific challenges, lighting solutions include to deliver critical projects increase laboratory LED PAL, Research on-time and on-budget, performance, and advance Engineers PAPI, STAR, with as little downtime and the quality of life. E-FLARE, PAALC/AFRU, IWI disruption as possible. & windsocks, obstruction lighting, cones & gables, as Brian Gunner well as the comprehensive Head of Marketing +61 2 8014 9645 (Ext: 2007) ATG range of Approach +61 416 255 727 & Threshold, Runway & [email protected] Taxiway, Control and CCR. www.antoun.com.au We also carry a very wide Unit 7 55 Pine Road range of lamps and spare Yennora NSW 2161 parts.

The way forward is green and airport lighting doesn’t get more environmentally friendly than our super- efficient, MOS139 compliant and NATA certified LED lights. Drop by Stands 41/42 and discuss your requirements with Glenn and Martin – we don’t bite.

Mr Glenn Paraman Sales Manager +61 3 9432 0511 +61 3 9432 1952 (fax) [email protected] www.airportlighting.com.au Airport Lighting Specialists PO Box 94 Rosanna Victoria 3084

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Arconas is dedicated to Asset College is Australia’s For over 40 years, Australian providing high-performance leading provider of Nationally Aviation has been the leading furniture solutions that Recommended Training authority for award-winning enhance the passenger and Qualifications for the feature articles, news and experience from arrival Security sector. Asset is also photography in the aviation to departure. Our suite of the lead provider of specific industry. products is designed to training and accreditation the highest standards of for the Aviation and Maritime Producing monthly print durability, comfort and safety Security sectors, having and digital publications, in order to satisfy the needs delivered the Certificate II in along with our new World EXHIBITORS of travellers and terminal Aviation Transport Protection of Aviation Magazine, we operators alike. for several years and being engage all readers including the first RTO (31718) in industry and military Yanni Mastro Australia to deliver the 2020 professionals to professional +61 422 634 771 standard for the sector - the and recreational aviators and +61 3 9428 2244 [email protected] Certificate II in Transport aviation enthusiasts. www.hospitalityfurniture.net.au Security Protection. Asset College also provides a Adrijana Monevska Head of Sales / Australian wealth of other Qualifications Aviation and training options across +61 2 6232 7474 keys areas including Business, HR, Leadership, Project Management, Quality Auditing, WHS and more.

Mike Addicott General Manager Sales and Client Services 1300 731 602 +61 419 907 889 [email protected] www.asset.edu.au

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Avalon 2021, the Australian AVCRM is a scaleable, Avdata’s Airport Billing International Airshow paperless solution, designed Service, established in 1989, and Aerospace & Defence to streamline your operation. is used by more than 150 Exposition, will be one Our application alleviates airports Australia-wide. of the largest and most the resource heavy nature We specialise in tailored comprehensive industry of compliance and risk solutions - we make our events in the region. management reporting. system fit your charges. Celebrating the Centenary AVCRM provides instant Avdata collects and manages of the Royal Australian Air recording and tracking of air traffic data from multiple Force, it will bring together your inspections, reports, sources including audio key decision makers from unserviceabilites and safety recorders, and gives you easy EXHIBITORS government, defence and management. access to the information you aerospace industries to do need. business in an ideal forum on James Fraticelli the Avalon Airport site. Save +61 2 4202 8985 Products and services: [email protected] the date! 23 - 28 February www.avcrm.net • Billing services – for 2021. aircraft landing and parking fees, passenger charges Find out more and other specialised www.airshow.com.au. charges as required. RotorTech 2020 located • Obligation-free evaluation at the RICC Brisbane service Showgrounds, is the regions • Airport traffic data – short premier helicopter and or long term unmanned flight systems • Customised reporting showcase and forum, with • Access control and three days of conferences, billing services for other MRO manufacturers applications workshops, and the AHIA Industry Awards Gala Dinner. Bron Wiseman 16 -18 June 2020. +61 2 6262 8111 [email protected] Find out more PO Box 877 www.rotortech.com.au. Mitchell ACT 2911

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Avionics are Changing the We set the highest AviRamp’s innovative step Airfield, Defence, Shipping benchmarks throughout free aircraft boarding Ports, Construction/ Australia & South East equipment is revolutionising Transport Systems for Asia. We take the most the way people get on and off Industries throughout complex integrated airfield aircraft when no airbridge Australia and SE Asia. lighting system installations is available. Our vision is to and make them simple. become the global industry The Avionics Group are Our reputation is built on standard, improving safety, specialists in the Supply, guaranteeing to reduce risk efficiency, convenience, Installation, Commissioning to all stakeholders comfort, and dignity. EXHIBITORS & Maintenance of end to end lighting & related Blake Hulbert Visit our stand 13 at management safety systems. General Manager +61 2 9316 5025 the Australian Airports [email protected] Conference and explore We are Lighting The Way… 6/10-18 Ocean Street how AviRamps can improve making your facilities safer Botany NSW 2019 customer experience, reduce by reducing the risk to clients accidents, reduce costs, and and operators on new and speed turnarounds. existing installations and by implementing planned Michael Bannerman maintenance programmes to +64 21 799978 suit your facilities needs. +64 21 799978 [email protected] www.aviramp.com At Avionics, we are committed to add value to your operations by delivering the following: • Reduce RISK. • Improve Your Revenue. • Increase Market Share. • Simplify the Tendering Process. • Australian Owned & Operated. • WHS Certified to AS4801 and OFSC (Office of Federal Safety Commissioner) • Compliant to AS9001 for Quality. • Locally sourced and supported Spare Parts, Training & Service • Overseas Partners. • We service Australia, New Zealand and Asia

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Avlite Systems is a world- AvLogix is a privately owned Axis enables a smarter class aviation lighting and completely independent and safer world by creating systems manufacturer. materials handling network solutions that We provide turn-key automation consultancy firm provide insights for improving Airfield, Heliport and specialising in the provision security and new ways of Obstruction solutions for of end to end solutions doing business. As the defence, government, delivery for Baggage, Cargo, industry leader in network civil and humanitarian aid Freight and Warehouse video, Axis offers products applications in remote and Automation projects. and services for video harsh environments. Our surveillance and analytics, commitment to research, Christian Riegman access control, and audio EXHIBITORS innovation and agile +61 422 380 749 systems. Axis has more than 1300 737 931 manufacturing continues [email protected] 3,000 dedicated employees to make us an industry www.avlogixsolutions.com in over 50 countries and leader in aviation lighting. collaborates with partners We are environmentally worldwide to deliver responsible, providing clean, customer solutions. Axis green, renewable energy was founded in 1984 and has sources with a minimal its headquarters in Lund, environmental footprint. Sweden.

Vicky Clarke For more information about +61 439 560 637 Axis, please visit our website +61 3 5977 6128 www.axis.com. [email protected] Ben Tooth +61 499773936 [email protected] www.axis.com

37 Knowledge Lab and Booth 11 Booth 21 Booth 35 Boral Asphalt provides The Bureau of Meteorology’s As a result of more than construction materials Aviation Services provides 16 years experience at for customers on civil aviation users with airports across Australia, engineering projects, meteorological information New Zealand and South East including airports. We have necessary for safe and Asia, Bluey Technologies proven airport experience efficient civil aviation has quickly become one and in collaboration with operations. The service of the most trusted and our construction partners includes the provision of recognised names in civil have successfully delivered observations, forecasts, engineering supply. Bluey projects at major airports, warnings, advisories and EXHIBITORS works with contractors as regional airports, offshore briefing services, and is their innovation partner to airports and defence provided within the technical develop value adding, cost airfields. Our direct access and regulatory framework saving solutions on a range to an extensive quarry of the International Civil of airport-specific projects network allows us to design Organisation (ICAO) and including lighting upgrades, pavements to satisfy the the World Meteorological runway replacement and stringent requirements Organisation (WMO). strengthening as well as of airport technical general maintenance works. specifications. We have Ashwin Naidu the capability, systems +61 434 076 585 +61 2 9296 1503 Daniel Bosco and procedures to manage [email protected] +61 7 3899 9822 risk and deliver the best www.bom.gov.au 1300 0 BLUEY outcomes in the safest way. [email protected] www.bluey.com.au Tim Oudenryn +61 401 896 311 [email protected] www.boral.com.au

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Cavotec is a leading CASA provides a world Clarita Solutions is a engineering group that class safety regulatory dynamic and highly designs and manufactures environment for civil air specialised team, committed automated connection and operations in Australia and to transforming enterprise electrification systems for the operation of Australian asset management Airports, Ports and Maritime, aircraft overseas. CASA’s operations. We build Mining and Industrial challenge is to enhance maturity in systems and applications worldwide. and promote aviation processes by enriching safety through effective asset information with Cavotec is a Ground Support safety regulation and by location context, integrating Equipment specialist, encouraging industry to data across systems, and EXHIBITORS engineering a wide range deliver high standards of enabling mobile workers of state-of-the-art systems safety. with field force automation. and services for contact With particular expertise gates, remote aprons As part of this function CASA in IBM Maximo and Esri and Maintenance Repair provides comprehensive technologies, Clarita has and Overhaul hangars for safety education and training been helping some of commercial and military programs, cooperates with Australia’s busiest airports applications. other government agencies build safe, compliant and the industry, and and cost-effective asset Products and services administers certain features management ecosystems. of Part IVA of the Civil Innovative Airport solutions Aviation (Carriers’ Liability) David Lestani for Powering, Cooling, and Act 1959. 1300 884 507 Fuelling Aircraft [email protected] • Ground Power Units – Third The Executive Manager www.claritasolutions.com Party Certified to ISO6858 Stakeholder Engagement • Pre-Conditioned Air Division is Rob Walker. systems Iain White • Airport fuelling systems GPO Box 2005, Canberra ACT • In-Ground pits - Pop Up 2601, Australia Pits, Hatch Pits +61 403 063 488 • Aircraft Power Cables, Coilers and Connectors • Wet Services

David Brady +61 438 003 948 [email protected] www.cavotec.com

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COLAS are well resourced to Daifuku Airport Technologies Downer’s Airports & provide high quality materials (ATec), a business division of Specialised Pavements to build and maintain Daifuku Co. Ltd, is a trusted division is responsible for your pavements through partner of airports and delivering airport projects our expanding network airlines globally. We provide across Australia. of aggregate, binder and end-to-end solutions, from • Asphalt and spray seal asphalt production facilities. engineering, manufacturing, pavement construction, Our state based contracting operations, and equipment maintenance and businesses are also well across the entire baggage preservation; placed to service your handling process, including • Consulting on airfield EXHIBITORS asphalt and spray sealing digital systems, security, and project constructability and needs. COLAS Solutions is intelligence. maintenance optioneering; a specialised business that • Civil and drainage works; provides Mircosurfacing, Daifuku has continued SealCoat, FRM fuel resistant to invest and break new • Ex-situ and in-situ sealers and crack sealing ground in product R&D, pavement stabilisation; treatments for any road or which is why our leading- • Trapezoidal runway airport in Australia. edge solutions continue grooving; to revolutionise airport • Research and development; Jason Williams operations around the world, and +61 439 015 216 enhancing the productivity, +61 7 3081 4385 • Management and delivery [email protected] intelligence, accuracy, and of aeronautical ground www.colassolutions.com.au passenger service levels of lighting, line marking our partners. and building construction services. Emily Wright Senior Business Solutions Manager Our project management +61 477 446 662 and engineering teams [email protected] have extensive knowledge and experience delivering industry recognised and awarded commercial and Defence airport projects across Australia and overseas. We strive to innovate and bring world class technologies to Australia through our internal research & development and exclusive international partnership arrangements.

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At Glidepath, we have Global Airspace Solutions Gold Coast Airport is the an intrepid, can-do/will- is a CASR 1998 Part 173 tourism gateway to south do ethos, with over 45 Certified Organisation who east Queensland and years’ industry experience specialises in Instrument northern New South Wales. delivering 900+ projects in 68 Flight Procedure Designs, Welcoming almost 6.5 countries, and a high level including RNAV, Baro- million passengers in FY19, of competency in working VNAV, SBAS, RNP-AR, ILS/ the airport is Australia’s within an operational airport GLS, PinS, ARA, NDB/VOR sixth busiest and one of environment - making us a Approaches and Departures. the fastest growing in the recognised leader in airport past 10 years. Passenger baggage handling systems. We are a regional Australian numbers are expected to EXHIBITORS based aviation consulting more than double by 2037 We work with our customers company located in Albury, and international visitors to design, build, and install NSW. Our team has a strong are likely to triple. Gold integrated, automated, and history in national and Coast Airport was voted new era technologies; to international aviation with Best Regional Airport in the drive world-leading baggage also a broad experience Australia Pacific region for handling and integrated in supporting Aerodrome the fourth time in nine years security systems to deliver Operators, Aerodrome at the 2019 Skytrax World seamless, cost effective, Lighting Flight Checks, Airport awards. efficient service, and One-Engine Inoperative experiences. Procedures and Aviation +61 7 5589 1100 Related Training Courses. [email protected] +61 2 9698 9811 www.goldcoastairport.com.au +61 2 9698 9655 (fax) Jonathon Van Ree www.glidepathgroup.com +61 412 012 413 +61 2 6057 4488 admin@globalairspacesolutions. com www.globalairspacesolutions.com

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The IVM Group is a specialist Johnson Controls is a L3Harris, Security & vegetation management global leader creating Detection Systems is trusted consultancy firm that a safe, comfortable and by customers around the provides cutting edge, sustainable world. Our globe to safeguard their innovative and proactive 105,000 employees create citizens, commerce and management solutions to intelligent buildings, efficient critical infrastructure. reduce risk in the airside energy solutions and On the forefront of threat environment. Integrated integrated infrastructure detection technology, Vegetation Management that work seamlessly L3Harris SDS provides (IVM) is considered an together to deliver on the innovative solutions with the industry step change promise of smart cities flexibility, accuracy, speed EXHIBITORS due to its science-based and communities in 150 and reliability needed across approach to managing countries. Our commitment the spectrum of complex wildlife hazard risk and to sustainability dates back security applications. grass airside. Backed by to our roots in 1885, with the Whether securing passenger award-winning research, invention of the first electric terminals, air cargo, ports IVM integrates existing room thermostat. We are and borders, or facilities mechanical techniques and committed to helping our ranging from embassies to enhanced cultural practices customers win everywhere, courthouses, prisons and with the strategic use of every day and creating power plants, L3Harris has plant health technologies to greater value for all of our a screening system to meet reduce wildlife risk, mowing stakeholders through our the need. interventions, labour inputs strategic focus on buildings. and asset management Gino Pomella costs, while increasing Derek Shearer Sales Manager +61 3 9353 7500 safety and asset quality. Put +61 458 575 050 [email protected] +61 438 580 720 simply - MANAGE YOUR www.johnsoncontrols.com [email protected] GRASS, MANAGE YOUR 38 South Street www.sds.l3t.com RISK! Rydalmere, NSW, 2116 Unit 3, 227 Fitzgerald Road Laverton Victoria 3028 Tara Looby +61 411 157 639 [email protected] www.ivmgroup.com.au

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Lime Intelligence is an Manage Your Data with Makita is leading the way online reporting tool built Locus and FME - Safe in cordless Commercial specifically for airports. Software Platinum Partner Cleaning, Power Garden and Value Added Reseller, and Building & Construction Lime enables airports to Australia and New Zealand. solutions. Makita’s market easily access their passenger FME is the data integration leading Brushless motors statistics and commercial platform with the best provide longer runtime and revenue data to produce support for spatial data 18Vx2 technology provides meaningful reports and worldwide. Locus are more power. Boasting the have greater visibility over business practitioners and world’s largest range of EXHIBITORS business performance. FME certified technical tools on one 18V lithium- experts ready to help you ion battery, Makita has the Built on over 40 years of maximise the value of your cordless tool solution you collective airport experience business through better data need to get the job done and working closely with management; eliminating safely and efficiently. Paired airport clients and airlines, data silos, connecting with market leading rapid Lime produces automated disparate sources, managing charge technology, Makita reporting and dashboards data structure and delivering batteries are ready to work with the ability to filter data. superior automation. when you are! All accessible from anywhere at any time in one central Ruby Donaldson David Lincoln ‘self-service’ tool. Business Development Director +61439 325 159 +61 436 298 406 1300 361 690 Carly Wieland [email protected] [email protected] Joint Managing Partner www.locusglobal.com.au www.makita.com.au +61 427 317 857 [email protected] www.limeintel.com Wakerley Queensland

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Biodiversity Australia is Nuctech Company Limited is Orion has been supplying a team of Environmental a manufacturer of advanced solar powered and hard Management Consultants security and technology wired LED lighting solutions who provide specialist solutions for the Aviation, for aviation, defence, marine, environmental management Corrections, Transportation, roadway, parks and transport services for the Resources Ports and Borders, Critical industries throughout and Infrastructure, Infrastructure and Special Australia since 2004. Government and Defence, Events sectors. Aviation and Residential Orion represent products sectors. We have a proven Our products include a from Flash Technology and EXHIBITORS history in managing and broad range of detection Carmanah Technology from delivering specialist technologies such as the USA and Canada. We environmental consulting conventional and computed can supply and install a services such as Ecology and tomography checkpoint variety of aviation lighting Botany, Fauna and Vegetation X-ray, EDS checked baggage requirements. Management and Wildlife X-rays, full-body X-rays, mitigation services for the Richard Holliday millimetre wave body Managing Director Aviation industry. +61 7 5559 1666 scanners, explosives/ [email protected] Steve Noy narcotics trace and radiation www.orionsolar.com.au +61 414 489 905 detection technologies. Unit 36, 30 Mudgeeraba Road 1300 319 954 Worongary Queensland 4213 [email protected] Headquartered in Beijing. www.biodiversityaust.com.au We have major offices located in Australia, UK, USA, Singapore and across the EU. as well as a Sales & Distribution network in more than 150 countries around the world.

Steve Maltby +61 408 881 099 [email protected] www.nuctech.com/en

48 Booth 22 Booths 61, 62, 63, Booths 81 & 82 64, 65 & 66 Recreational Aviation Established in 1996, Reidy Australia (RAAus) is the peak When your operation must Airport Terminal Equipment body in Australia responsible be economical, compliant (RATE) is an Australian for administering ultralight, and, above all, effective, you owned business based in recreational and Light Sport need a proven company that Melbourne. Our expert Aircraft (LSA) operations. We is driven by innovation and team operates throughout train and certify pilots, flying backed-by a global support Australia and the wider instructors and maintainers, network. A company like South Pacific providing register a fleet of almost Rapiscan® Systems. airports with the very 3,500 aircraft, oversee the best in aerobridge service operations of 165 Flight As the world’s leading and technology. RATE are EXHIBITORS Training Schools throughout security screening provider, authorised distributors for the country and support Rapiscan® Systems provides CIMC Tinada Aerobridges, almost 50 Aero Clubs. state of the art products, ITW GSE Ground Power and solutions and services that Preconditioned Air, TDA Recreational Aviation meet our customers’ most Lefebure hatch pit systems, Australia continues to demanding threat detection ATES PCA hose handlers and experience sustained growth, needs while improving LPA Connection Systems. and has been successful operational efficiency. We are the one stop shop for in securing enhanced your airport bay needs. operating privileges for its Florent Houssais members. Our not-for-profit +61 419 686 910 Chris Beech organisation is committed +61 2 7201 0101 +61 4 8899 9341 fhoussais@rapiscan +61 3 9357 1863 to helping you realise your systems.com [email protected] dream of safe, accessible, www.rapiscansystems.com www.rateaustraliaaero fun, enjoyable aviation. bridges.com.au

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RETEX Pavement Services Saint-Gobain ADFORS is a Selectlok Australia Pty is Australia’s market leader leader in the manufacturing Ltd, founded in 1978, is an in runway rubber removal, and processing of glass- Australian-owned supplier of friction testing, aviation fibres, and offers a wide industrial access hardware. pavement marking removal, range of products for curing compound removal, construction and industry Its flagship product range and pavement maintenance applications. One of the is iLOQ – a world leader programs. product lines is anti- in digital access control crack asphalt pavement systems. Utilising our environmentally reinforcement ADFORS EXHIBITORS friendly ultra-high pressure GlasGrid®. Saint-Gobain iLOQ is completely self- water blasting with vacuum ADFORS employs more than powered and requires no waste recovery, RETEX 4.000 people and achieved batteries. There is no cabling Pavement Services is 600 M€ sales in 2018. required and no requirement able to fully capture all for charging of keys. waste product and water, More information and remove offsite using www.adfors.com There are two versions certified waste management available – S10 which uses procedures. [email protected] a key to operate the lock; SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ s.r.o. or S50 – which uses NFC Roadline Removal Sokolovska 106, Litomysl 57001 technology through your (North Coast) The Czech Republic mobile phone. +61 477 022 675 roadlineremoval.com.au There is full audit trail capability from the lock that will provide date and time stamping as well as identification of the user.

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SITA is the IT provider for Smiths Detection is a global STEA Astute Architecture is a the air transport industry. leader in threat detection regional based architectural Today, SITA does business and screening technologies practice which specialises in with nearly every airline and for the air transportation and the design and development airport in the world. It also freight security sectors. We of regional airport terminals. provides border management have deployed more than With over 30 years of solutions to more than 40 75,000 X-rays and Explosive experience encompassing governments. It is 100% Detection Systems into over an unparalleled track record owned by the industry and 185 countries. of 80+ successful projects at driven by its needs. Working 24 regional airports around with all the stakeholders, We are the leading Australia, with passenger EXHIBITORS SITA drives collaborative provider of airport numbers ranging from 35,000 development and innovation screening technology to 1.5 million per annum, we across the air transport throughout Australia built understand regional airports community. It helps the on a reputation of trust, and how to design them. industry achieve operational knowledge, expertise, Our experienced and skilled efficiencies and deliver a experience and customer staff and the personalised seamless passenger journey. service combined with attention of the practice comprehensive and capable principal on all commissions SITA is one of the most post sales service support. the firm provides internationally diverse comprehensive services from companies and serves over Some of our solutions master planning, to design 200 countries and territories. include integrated SMART documentation and project With a strong local presence security checkpoints, Hold management. and offices spanning the Baggage & Checkpoint globe, SITA’s service staff CT and Conventional Steve Turner are on the ground at more X-Ray screening systems, +61408 613 536 Millimeter- Wave Body +61 7 4957 7341 than 1,000 airports providing [email protected] support. Scanners and Explosive www.stea.com.au Trace Detection equipment. In 2018, SITA had consolidated revenues Michael Burgener of US$1.7 billion. SITA’s +61 2 8338 9722 +61 412 917 963 subsidiaries and joint Michael.burgener@ ventures include SITAONAIR, smithsdetection.com CHAMP Cargosystems and www.smithsdetection.com Aviareto.

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Vaisala is a global leader in Vanderlande is the Veritas is an Aviation Security environmental and industrial world’s leading Baggage Identification Card (ASIC) measurement. Building on Handling System supplier. Issuing Body authorised to 80 years of experience, we From check-in to aircraft issue Red, Grey, White, and offer a comprehensive range departure, from landing flight Job Ready ASICs. Veritas of innovative observation and to reclaim carousel, on-time provides B2B, B2C, and measurement products and every time, at the lowest Issuing Body services for services. possible cost and with the airports and aviation industry best performance - because participants including Vaisala AviMet® provides every bag is our business. companies and individuals. EXHIBITORS real-time and reliable observation information to all Vanderlande Industries For airports, Veritas can relevant airport stakeholders designs, builds and provide a cloud-based ASIC under all weather conditions, services baggage handling management system to to support the safety and and passenger solutions enable them to fulfil their efficiency of aviation. for airports of all sizes. regulatory Issuing Body Vaisala’s solutions are ICAO, Our extensive portfolio obligations. For companies, FAA and CAP 437 compliant, of integrated solutions our award-winning ASIC as well as certified by – innovative systems, management system has the Australian Bureau of intelligent software and life- over 14 years of proven Meteorology under the Civil cycle services – results in the history serving as an industry Aviation Regulation Part 120. realisation of fast, reliable benchmark for compliance. and efficient automation For applicants nationwide, Simon Harrod technology. Veritas offers an easy and +61 408 353 957 convenient way to apply +61 3 9815 6700 [email protected] Since establishing our for an ASIC online or via a www.vaisala.com/airports Australian office almost mobile device. seven years ago, the team at Vanderlande Australia now Veritas achieves ASIC exceeds 110 employees and approval rates in 2 to 3 weeks is expected to grow to over from lodgement through its 160 in the coming year. innovative processes and dedicated staff. Ricardo Rabago +61 478 706 579 Please visit us in person at +61 2 8397 6200 [email protected] the Veritas Recharge Lounge www.vanderlande.com or read about our services at www.asic.net.au.

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CASA provides a world Collins Aerospace, a unit Daifuku Airport Technologies class safety regulatory of United Technologies (ATec), a business division of environment for civil air Corporation (NYSE: UTX), is Daifuku Co. Ltd, is a trusted operations in Australia and a leader in technologically partner of airports and the operation of Australian advanced and intelligent airlines globally. We provide aircraft overseas. CASA’s solutions for the global end-to-end solutions, from challenge is to enhance aerospace and defense engineering, manufacturing, and promote aviation industry. Created in 2018 operations, and equipment safety through effective by bringing together across the entire baggage PARTNERS safety regulation and by UTC Aerospace Systems handling process, including encouraging industry to and Rockwell Collins, digital systems, security, and deliver high standards of Collins Aerospace has the intelligence. safety. capabilities, comprehensive portfolio and expertise to Daifuku has continued As part of this function CASA solve customers’ toughest to invest and break new provides comprehensive challenges and to meet the ground in product R&D, safety education and training demands of a rapidly evolving which is why our leading- programs, cooperates with global market. edge solutions continue other government agencies to revolutionise airport and the industry, and operations around the world, administers certain features enhancing the productivity, of Part IVA of the Civil intelligence, accuracy, and Aviation (Carriers’ Liability) passenger service levels of Act 1959. our partners.

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Securitas is the largest SITA is the IT provider for Smarte Carte is the aviation security company the air transport industry. world’s leading specialist globally with a presence in Today, SITA does business supplier of airport trolleys over 250 airports across 36 with nearly every airline and and trolley management countries. Our team of over airport in the world. It also systems. This is supported 28,000 guards have extensive provides border management by our innovation, design, experience with ever solutions to more than 40 engineering, manufacturing changing global regulations, governments. It is 100% and technical support the latest emerging threats owned by the industry and capabilities as well as PARTNERS and how innovation and driven by its needs. Working our advice and account data driven technology can with all the stakeholders, management skills. be best used to ensure SITA drives collaborative efficient aviation operations. development and innovation We also manage and supply Our ability to combine across the air transport electronic lockers, massage global experience with the community. It helps the chairs, strollers, baggage knowledge of our local industry achieve operational storage and airport support team provides us a unique efficiencies and deliver a services such as lost position to serve the needs seamless passenger journey. property management. of the Australian aviation community. SITA is one of the most Our customers include internationally diverse airports in the Asia Pacific as companies and serves over well as the North American 200 countries and territories. and European markets. With a strong local presence and offices spanning the Scott Levy + 61 3 9338 3111 globe, SITA’s service staff + 61 3 9335 3316 (fax) are on the ground at more www.smartecarte.com/au than 1,000 airports providing support.

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69 Silver Partner Recharge Lounge Partner | Technology Vanderlande is the Award Partner world’s leading Baggage Handling System supplier. Veritas is an Aviation Security From check-in to aircraft Identification Card (ASIC) departure, from landing flight Issuing Body authorised to to reclaim carousel, on-time issue Red, Grey, White, and every time, at the lowest Job Ready ASICs. Veritas possible cost and with the provides B2B, B2C, and best performance - because PARTNERS Issuing Body services for every bag is our business. airports and aviation industry participants including Vanderlande Industries companies and individuals. designs, builds and services baggage handling For airports, Veritas can and passenger solutions provide a cloud-based ASIC for airports of all sizes. management system to Our extensive portfolio enable them to fulfil their of integrated solutions regulatory Issuing Body – innovative systems, obligations. For companies, intelligent software and life- our award-winning ASIC cycle services – results in the management system has realisation of fast, reliable over 14 years of proven and efficient automation history serving as an industry technology. benchmark for compliance. For applicants nationwide, Since establishing our Veritas offers an easy and Australian office almost convenient way to apply seven years ago, the team at for an ASIC online or via a Vanderlande Australia now mobile device. exceeds 110 employees and is expected to grow to over Veritas achieves ASIC 160 in the coming year. approval rates in 2 to 3 weeks from lodgement through its Ricardo Rabago +61 478 706 579 innovative processes and +61 2 8397 6200 dedicated staff. [email protected] www.vanderlande.com Please visit us in person at Australia’s largest annual aviation conference and exhibition the Veritas Recharge Lounge.

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