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Canadals Premier Event for Business Aviation CHAIR’s MESSAGE JUNE 25 - 27, 2013 CANADA’s premier EVENT FOR BUSINESS AVIATION SHOWGUIDE PRODUCED BY www.cbaa-acaa.ca Cover PhotosCBAA-ACAA Courtesy of SHOWTourism GUIDEVancouver 2013 1 Dassault Falcon Jet Corp. dfj c002704a Proof 2 Fifty Years of Passion Generations of Falcons have one thing in common. Each one advances the state of the art. Becoming more ef cient. More capable. More comfortable. Always ahead of the curve, with innovations such as Digital Flight Control technology and ultra-ef cient, ultra-capable wings—at both ends of the speed envelope. We’re celebrating 50 years since the rst ight of the Mystère 20, but we’re hardly resting on our laurels. The best is yet to come. Eastern Canada +201.981.2869 Western Canada +201.245.9399 Find out why. Scan the code or visit falconjet.com/50-years Wings Trim size: 8’’ x 10.875’’ Bleed: 8.25’’ x 11.125’’ Safety: .375 in CO-CHAIRS’ MESSAGE Photo Courtesy of Tourism Vancouver of Tourism Courtesy Photo Welcome to Vancouver! n behalf of the Canadian Business Aviation Association and London Aviation Services, we would like to welcome you to Vancouver, the city internationally renowned for its stewardship of its natural beauty. We O hope you enjoy your stay. Our conference committee has worked hard to create a program that represents all the segments from our industry, featuring keynote speakers on topical issues, Darryl Shaw customized workshops, panel presentations and lectures. Be sure to visit our London Air Services exhibit hall, which has more than 30 exhibiting organizations and the static with Co-Chair more than 16 aircraft and models on display. Join your peers at our social events and network with the best and the brightest in the industry! If you are a regular CBAA convention delegate, welcome back; we thank you for your continued support and involvement. We would also like to welcome first-time convention participants to Canadian business aviation’s premier event. The CBAA annual convention is the perfect place to bring the business aviation community together to share their wealth of knowledge and experiences. We are certain this convention will be a great success and we hope that you will have a chance to discover and enjoy the friendly hospitality and diverse culture Peter Stanislawksi Vancouver has to offer. Airside FBO We hope CBAA 2013 will be memorable for you. We look forward to your Operations Ltd Co-Chair participation and contribution to our convention. www.cbaa-acaa.ca CBAA-ACAA SHOW GUIDE 2013 3 CONVENTION SPONSORS The Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA) is pleased to acknowledge the generous contributions of the following companies which support overall program development and delivery at the annual convention. We also recognize and appreciate their continued commitment to the business aviation industry. Diamond Gold Silver Bronze Golf Sponsors Media Sponsor 4 CBAA-ACAA SHOW GUIDE 2013 T HE WORLD STANDARD Intercontinental range, record-setting speed, unrivaled utility and the top-rated worldwide product support network. The World Standard® isn’t just a company tagline, it’s a benchmark by which all others must be measured. SCOTT NEAL | +1 912 965 6023 | [email protected] | guLf STREAm.com gulfstream Aerospace Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of general Dynamics. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW! SPEAKER BIOs All of our speaker bios are available online. http://cbaaconvention.com/aviation-seminars/index.html BADGES Your official conference name badge must be visible at all times. Badges are required to access all educational sessions and are non-transferable. We ask that you do not alter, deface or conceal name badges with business cards, pins or stickers. PHOTO/VIDEO REPRODUCTION We reserve the right to use any photo or video image recorded at the conference. By registering for the conference you hereby acknowledge and agree that the CBAA may photograph and/or videotape you at this event, as well as use the photographs and/or videotapes in any publication or media for future educational and promotional activities/materials, without further notification or any compensation to you. For example, the selected images will assist in the promotion of future CBAA events and may be used in professional displays, advertisements, printed publications and/or on the CBAA websites. You also acknowledge and agree to waive any right to inspect or approve any future educational and promotional activities/materials that may include photographs and/or videotapes of you. SCHEDULE HOW TO USE THE SCHEDULE HOW TO The first schedule on page 8 has all events listed in chronological order. The individual schedules on pages 10 to 18 are listed by educational MAIN PILOTS streams specific to flight operations/management, maintenance, IS-BAO, OPR S&D pilots and schedulers and dispatchers. SHUTTLE TRANSPORTATION Sponsored by A shuttle bus has been organized for golf, cruise and transfer to and from the Marriott and Hilton hotels to the hangar. The schedules will be posted in the lobby of both hotels and on the convention website. PARKING All delegates staying at the Marriott and Hilton hotels will receive complimentary parking. All local attendees will receive parking passes upon their registration. Parking at the LAS hangar is also complimentary. 6 CBAA-ACAA SHOW GUIDE 2013 B:8.25” T:8” S:7” B:11.125” T:10.875” S:10” THIS NEW TECHNOLOGY IS THE REASON FOR YOUR NEW JET. A breakthrough in aircraft engineering, the Over-The-Wing Engine Mount is a revolutionary design that you’ll find only on the HondaJet. With OTWEM, expect a quieter, faster ride with greater fuel efficiency, more cabin space, and a fully private aft lavatory. Just a few more reasons you’ll want one. Booth #3 Skyservice is the authorized sales representative of HondaJet in Canada. Contact us at: Skyservice Business Aviation 6120 Midfield Rd, PO Box 160, Toronto AMF Mississauga, ON, Canada L5P 1B1 +1-877-759-1313 See OTWEM in action at hondajet.com. Job # HJT1-GEN-13-04034 None Version # 1 Document Name HJT1-GEN-13-04034 OTWEM Print w Rail 8x10_875.indd Last Modified 5-28-2013 5:35 PM Fonts Colors In-Use Job Description OTWEM Print with Rail Art Director Mike Herman User Printer Output Date Nobel Regular Cyan nc-dyoung-mac NC-StudioColor 5-28-2013 5:35 PM Bleed 8.25” x 11.125” Mech Scale 1:1 Copy Writer None Magenta Yellow Mechd By: Darren RTVd By: Darren Trim 8” x 10.875” Print Scale None Proj Mgr Natasha Black Live 7” x 10” Stock None Acct Svc Jennifer W. Linked Graphics Folded Size None Prod Mgr Brandon HI_OTWEM_I_merged.psd CMYK 724 ppi CD/ACD COPYWRITER AD CONTENT Finishing None Art Buyer John/Lillian HJ-Logo_75perct.eps Colors Spec’d 4c Copy Edit None ACCT SERVICE PROD COPY EDIT Special Instr. None Mac Darren 5-28-2013 5:35 PM BY SIGNING YOUR INITIALS ABOVE, YOU ARE STATING THAT YOU HAVE READ AND APPRO Publications CBAA Show Guide VED THIS WORK. PROGRAM AT A GLANCE CBAA is pleased to announce its launch of educational streams specific to flight operations/management, maintenance, IS-BAO, pilots and schedulers and dispatchers. WEDNesday, JUNE 26TH All events are taking place in the Coast Mountain Ballroom (divided) located on the 3rd floor, at the Marriott Vancouver Airport Hotel unless otherwise indicated. 07:30-08:00 12:15 – 13:00 BREAKFAST Canadian Business Aviation Association Annual General Meeting 08:00-08:30 13:15 - 14:15 Opening Remarks Frank Burke, Chairman and MAIN Mandates Interim President, CBAA OPR Contract Crew Keynote Address S&D Kurt Edwards, Director General, International Business Aviation Council Pilots iPads In The Cockpit 14:15 – 14:45 08:45 – 15:45 SPONSORED BY Fundamentals of IS-BAO REFRESHMENT BREAK Burrard Boardroom (This event is only open to those who have pre-registered) 14:45 – 15:45 08:45 – 09:45 Everything You Need to Know About Your MAIN MAIN Cockpit Avionics Upgrade OEM but Were Afraid to Ask OPR Threat and Error Management in OPR Management Fundamentals for Flight Pilots International Arena Pilots Department S&D ABC’s of Taxes and Fees S&D Developing Effective Communication 10:00 – 10:30 16:00 – 18:00 SPONSORED BY Opening & Welcome Reception SPONSORED BY REFRESHMENT BREAK LAS Hangar Join us in celebrating the opening ofthe 10:30 – 11:30 exhibit hall. Don’t miss the opportunity to network and raise a glass to the future of Cabin Telephony and High-Speed business aviation. MAIN Data System Upgrade Pilots Effective Trip Planning and International 18:30 – 22:00 S&D Trip Planning Service Providers CBAA Awards Dinner Cruise SPONSORED BY OPR NowGen and the Future Ticket Required Be prepared to be wined and dined in style aboard one of Vancouver’s 11:45 – 12:15 finest ships. Marilyn Monroe awaits you on the gangway. LUNCH EDUCATIONAL MAIN Maintenance PILOTS Pilots STREAMS IS-BAO OPR Flight Operations/Management S&D Schedules/Dispatchers 8 CBAA-ACAA SHOW GUIDE 2013 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Thursday, JUNE 27TH All plenary sessions are taking place in the meeting space at the LAS hangar. Please note to attend the General Sessions below, you must have purchased a “Full Registration” 08:30 - 09:30 11:30 - 12:15 Breakfast Session Upset Prevention and Recovery Training What Should Be in the New CAR 604 SPONSORED BY 12:15 - 13:00 Fatigue Management and Inflight Distraction 09:00 12:30 - 14:00 Trade Show/Static Display Opens SPONSORED BY LUNCH 09:45 - 11:15 IN EXHIBIT HALL Managing Vigilance, Distraction, and Boredom on an Automated Flight Deck 14:00 - 15:00 10:30 - 11:30 Government Update for Canadian Business Aviation SPONSORED BY REFRESHMENT BREAK 15:00 - 16:00 IN EXHIBIT HALL
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