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ATTENDEE LIST 5.12.2021 JOB TITLE COMPANY COUNTRY VP Maintenance Workforce Development / President AAR Corporation / Choose Aerospace USA Mgr of Flight Standards & Training ABX Air, Inc. USA Pilot Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) USA Marketing Specialist Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) USA Commercial Aviation Director Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) USA Application Engineer Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) USA SERA Lead Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) USA Director - Pilot Development AeroGuard Flight Training Center USA Captain Aeromexico Mexico Captain Aeromexico Mexico Aviation Safety, Air Transportation Division AFS-200, FAA USA Group Manager, Training & Simulation Group AFS-200, FAA USA Pilot Air Line Pilots Association USA Flight Attendant Instructor Air Transport International USA Ground Instructor Air Transport International USA Flight Standards Manager Air Transport International USA Flight Attendant Supervisor/Instructor Air Transport International USA Executive Vice President Airbahn USA Sr. Check Airman - Initial Cadre Airbahn USA Manger of Inflight Airbahn USA Learning Management System Administrator Airborne Training Services USA Manager of Flight Training Airborne Training Services, Inc USA Founder & COO Aircraft Technologies Group Inc. Canada MD Engineering & Maintenance Airlines for America USA Chairperson Airlines for America's Maintenance Training Network USA Flight Operations Strategy & Innovation Director Alaska Airlines USA Instructional Designer Alaska Airlines USA Managing Dir of Flight Ops Training Alaska Airlines USA Director Flight Sim OPS Alaska Airlines USA National Resource Coordinator ALPA USA Director of Training / Training Chair ALPA / JetBlue USA Chairman, Human Factors & Training Group ALPA Intl. USA ALSIM North America Manager Alsim USA Inside Sales Associate Alsim USA Senior Manager, Flight Training and Standards American Airlines USA Director Simulator Maintenance & Engineering American Airlines USA PILOT AMERICAN AIRLINES USA Senior Manager - AQP American Airlines USA Sr. Manager Simulator Maintenance and Engineering American Airlines USA Director Flight Training & Standards American Airlines USA Sr. Manager, Technical Operations Training American Airlines USA Flight Attendant American Airlines USA Manager, Training Content Production American Airlines USA Sr. Manager American Airlines USA Manager, Instructional Systems Design American Airlines USA Chief Flight Attendant ATI USA Sr Mgr, Flight Standards & Training ATI, Inc. USA Training & Development Coordinator Atlas Air USA Director Flight Crew Ops Atlas Air USA Sr. Director, Flight Procedures, Training, and Standards Atlas Air USA Head of Training ATR4272.COM USA Director - Flight Standards & Training Avelo Airlines USA Founder Aviation 360 & ENGAP UK UK President Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) USA Vice President Aviation Institute of Maintenance USA Executive Director Aviation Technicians Education Council USA Sales Manager Avion Group The Netherlands Representative North America Avion Group The Netherlands CEO Avion Group The Netherlands Director Sales and Marketing Avion Group The Netherlands Marketing and Sales Support Officer Avion Group The Netherlands Director Baines Simmons Ltd. UK Key Account Manager Barco, Inc USA Managing Director Boeing USA Sales Director Boeing Global Services USA Global Sales Director Boeing Training & Professional Services USA Director of Sales BOLVERK XR Denmark Director of Implementation BOLVERK XR Denmark Chief Learning Officer CAE UAE CPT CAT Europe Germany MPA CBP USA Founder & CEO Davidson Initiative Inc. USA Mgr. OE Training Planning Delta USA Program Leader AQP Delta USA A330 Chief Training Captain Delta USA A220 Chief Training Captain Delta USA SAS Flight Training & Standards Delta USA A350 Chief Training Captain Delta USA Mgr. OE Training Planning Delta USA Learning Designer Delta USA Mgr. Fleet Common Programs Delta USA Learning Designer Delta USA Vice President - Training & Standards Delta USA Gen. Manager - Pilot Learning Delta USA Mgr. TRAINING DEVELOPMENT & TECH Delta USA B737 Chief Training Captain Delta USA Program Leader AQP Delta USA President, Delta Professional Services Delta USA Director - Simulator Support Delta USA Gen. Manager - Flight Training Delta USA Director - Flight Training & Standards Delta USA Sr. Learning Designer Delta USA A320 Chief Training Captain Delta USA B767 Chief Training Captain Delta USA Program Leader Flt Ops Video Production Delta USA B717 Chief Training Captain Delta USA Sr. Learning Designer Delta USA Program Leader Flt Ops Fleet Common Programs Delta USA Manager, AQP and Training Compliance Delta Air Lines USA Manager Simulator Engineering Delta Air Lines USA Assistant Professor, Aeronautical Science Dept. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University USA Manager, IFS Training Endeavor Air USA Manager, AQP Endeavor Air USA Program Admin Tech Ops Training Endeavor Air USA Director Tech Ops Quality & Training Endeavor Air USA Director Inflight Training, Compliance & Safety Endeavor Air USA Manager Tech Ops Training Endeavor Air USA Vice President - Flight Operations Envoy USA Director, Air Operations Recruitment Envoy Air USA Senior Manager – Flight Standards FedEx Corp. USA Senior Manager – Flight Standards FedEx Corp. USA Manager – Training Systems Support FedEx Corp. USA Mgr – Flight Training Curriculum Development FedEx Corp. USA Managing Director – Flight Training FedEx Corp. USA Manager – Simulator Technical Support FedEx Corp. USA CEO Flame Aviation B.V. The Netherlands Training Center Manager Flight Training International USA Executive Vice President of Sales FlightSafety International USA Director Commercial Sales Operations FlightSafety International USA Global Sales Director FlightSafety International USA Assistant Director, Sales FlightSafety International USA Executive Vice President, Safety and Regulatory Compliance FlightSafety International USA Director Business Development, Commercial Training FlightSafety International Canada Director of Training FlightSafety International USA Regional Sales Manager FlightSafety International USA Product Manager FlightSafety International USA Manager Tradeshows and Events FlightSafety International USA Senior Advisor to the CEO FlightSafety International USA Sales Director Frasca USA Business Development Manager Frasca USA Director of Engineering Frasca USA Manager, Inflight Training & Professional Development Frontier Airlines USA Director, Flight Operations Training Frontier Airlines USA Manager Maintanence Training Frontier Airlines USA Maintenance Training Instructor Frontier Airlines USA VP Maintenance Training & Reliability GP Strategies USA Events Manager Halldale Group USA CEO Halldale Group USA Director, Tech Ops Training Hawaiian Airlines USA CEO Hillyard AeroAdvisors International USA Sr. Product Manager Honeywell USA Technical Support Engineer Honeywell USA Simulation Support Manager Honeywell USA Director Honeywell USA Manager, Cabin Safety IATA Canada Business Development Director IATA USA IBM Global Maximo Strategy Leader IBM Corporation USA Sr. Solutions Engineer IBM Corporation USA Senior Business Systems Analyst IngenuitE Corporation USA PROGRAM MANAGER ITS USA A320 Training Manager JetBlue USA Manager E190 Training JetBlue Airways USA Supervisor A320 Training JetBlue Airways USA Orlando Chief Pilot JetBlue Airways USA Manager Fleet Integration - Training JetBlue University USA Training Standards JetBlue University USA Training Standards JetBlue University USA Training Standards JetBlue University USA Training Standards JetBlue University USA Head of Product Solutions, Commercial Aviation L3Harris UK Vice President of Quality LAUNCH Technical Workforce Solutions USA Product Manager Safety Training Lufthansa Aviation Training GmbH Gibraltar Process Manager Beyond Aviation/Senior HF Expert LH Group Lufthansa Aviation Training Switzerland AG Germany Managing Dir Operations Lufthansa Aviation Training USA Germany Managing Dir Finance Admin & Compliance Lufthansa Aviation Training USA Germany Cpt. Lufthansa German Airlines Austria Director Sales & Marketing MINT Software Systems Germany CEO MINT Americas MINT Software Systems USA Business Development Exec & Project Manager Modest Tree Canada Captain National Airlines USA Large Cabin Training Specialist NetJets USA Maintenance Technical Instructor NetJets USA Fleet Training Manager (AQP Coordinator) NetJets USA Large Cabin Training Manager NetJets Aviation USA Director of Training, Standards, & Crew Planning NetJets Aviation USA Maintenance Training Instructor NetJets Inc. USA Instructor/Developer eLearning NetJets, Inc. USA Design Engineer Newton Design USA Technical Marketing Engineer Newton Design USA VP of Operations Newton Design USA Manager - Flight Training Northern Air Cargo USA Professional Pilot Faculty Oklahoma State University USA Flight Standards &Training Omni Air International USA Sr Mgr, Flight Standards &Training Omni Air International USA Senior Training Advisor One Team Cockpit Consultancy & Lufthansa CityLine Germany Founder Open Doors Organization USA Program Coordinator Open Doors Organization USA Fleet Captain Piedmont Airlines USA Director of Flight Training and Standards Piedmont Airlines USA Manager, Inflight Training Piedmont Airlines USA Manager, Flight Training Piedmont Airlines USA Aerospace Program Director Polk State College USA Executive Director Professional Aviation Board of Certification USA CEO Q4 Services Inc. USA Business Development Director
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