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PROGRAM GUIDE LEADERSHIP the FOUNDATION of SAFETY We Are Very Excited to Have You Spend the Next Two Days with Us 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN AND TOPGOLF OUTING Addison Conference Centre Addison, Texas August 23 & 24, 2018 PROGRAM GUIDE LEADERSHIP THE FOUNDATION OF SAFETY We are very excited to have you spend the next two days with us. Your NTBAA Board of Directors and NTBAA Safety Committee have been working diligently to plan this event as we continue to fulfill the NTBAA vision of providing opportunities to network, educate, mentor, share best practices, and represent the interests of the business aviation industry. Without your support of NTBAA and your passion for elevating safety awareness to a higher level, this day would not be possible. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 DAY ONE SESSIONS 12 SPONSORS 13 NTBAA INFO Enjoy yourself! TOPGOLF NTBAA 14 Board of Directors and 15 DAY TWO SESSIONS Operational Safety Committee 25 DAY TWO - PART TWO 26 AWARDS 33 BRIEF 34 MAPS 35 INDEX 2018 SPONSORS! GOLD Addison Airport Cutter Aviation Gulfstream NBAA Safran SILVER Aircare / FACTS Dassault Falcon FlightSafety Airsure DFW Instrument GoGo Business Aviation Baker Aviation Duncan Aviation JSSI Rockwell Collins CAE FlightDocs Lee Aerospace Universal Weather & Aviation BRONZE Advanced Aircrew Academy BASC FlightCrews Unlimited Lake Texoma Jet Center West Star Aviation SPECIAL THANKS MedAire UAS International Trip Support 2 | NTBAA | 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN | www.ntbaaonline.com AGENDA DAY Thursday August 23, 2018 ONE 11:00 AM CHECK-IN/LUNCH LOBBY/MAIN STAGE 11:50 AM NTBAA OPENING REMARKS MAIN STAGE 12:00 PM GENERAL SESSION 1 MAIN STAGE Safety Leadership in High Performing Organizations Presenter: Tom Huff - Aviation Safety Officer Learn More HERE Gulfstream Aerospace 1:10 PM BREAK/NETWORKING/EXHIBITS LOBBY/EXHIBITS 1:40 PM BREAK-OUT SESSION 1 Learn More HERE A - Runway Excursion - Still Number 1 JUNIPER Presenter: Philip Taylor Advanced Aircrew Academy B - ASAP for Charter Operators and Corporate Flight Departments ACACIA Presenter: Russ Lawton, Air Charter Safety Foundation Director of Safety & ASAP Program Manager C - CAM: Certifying the Future of Business Aviation STONE COTTAGE Presenter: Jim Buchanan, CAM, C.P.M., AT&T Flight Operations 2:40 PM BREAK/NETWORKING/EXHIBITORS LOBBY/EXHIBITS 3:10 PM GENERAL SESSION 2 MAIN STAGE Adapting to the Changing Workforce - Advisory Board Learn More HERE Sheryl Barden, API Aviation Steve Ohmstede, Richardson Aviation Patrick Cunningham, PepsiCo Jason Herman, NBAA Lee Brewster, Flightdocs Panel Discussion will wrap up at 4:30 PM 6:00-10:00 PM TOP-GOLF OUTING Learn More HERE Networking Event (must be registered) Topgolf - The Colony 3760 Blair Oaks Dr The Colony, TX 75056 Phone 469-213-5204 on To Day two NTBAA | 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN | www.ntbaaonline.com | 3 SAFETY LEADERSHIP IN HIGH PERFORMING ORGANIZATIONS Presenter: Tom Huff Overview: Presentation drives directly to leadership behaviors that enable excellence (safety performance) in organizations that assume significant risk. Presenter shares past experience and methods to manage organizational and operational risk in the most challenging environments (including navy carrier-based operations). Several case studies are provided with both positive and negative outcomes. The brief strives to have attendees think critically about their own leadership GENERAL SESSION 1 style and how leadership - safety AUGUST 23, 2018 leadership - is the bedrock for effectively managing risk in the 12:00 PM dynamic environment of business aviation operations. ABOUT THE PRESENTER Tom Huff was named Aviation Safety Officer in 2012, reporting directly to the Gulfstream president as an independent safety advocate. He oversees safety programs and effectiveness for product life cycle, including laboratory testing as well as development, production and in-service flight operations. Moreover, he champions a corporate culture that embraces safety and quality as foundational values. Huff retired from the U.S. Navy after 28 years, with significant operational, test and acquisition experience. He led an FA-18 squadron as well as the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School. His last assignment was Wing Commander for Navy and Marine Corps test programs at Patuxent River, Maryland. Huff holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy, a master’s degree in aviation systems from the University of Tennessee and a master’s in foreign affairs and strategic studies from the U.S. Naval War College. He is an Associate Fellow in the Society of Experimental Test Pilots (SETP), the Chairman of the Flight Test Safety Committee and Vice Chairman of the NBAA Safety Committee. MAIN STAGE Back To AGENDA 4 | NTBAA | 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN | www.ntbaaonline.com BREAKOUT SESSION 1 AUGUST 23, 2018 1:40 PM A - Runway Excursion - Still Number 1 JUNIPER Breakout SESSION 1 will Presenter: Philip Taylor conclude at approximately Advanced Aircrew Academy 2:40PM, please use this time Learn More HERE to take a break, power up or network and visit our valued B - ASAP for Charter Operators and exhibitors. Leading The Corporate Flight Departments Changing Workforce Panel ACACIA Discussion during General Presenter: Russ Lawton, Air Charter Safety Foundation Session 2 will begin promptly at 3:10 PM. Director of Safety & ASAP Program Manager Learn More HERE C - CAM: Certifying the Future of Business Aviation STONE COTTAGE Presenter: Jim Buchanan, CAM, C.P.M., AT&T Flight Operations Learn More HERE GOLD SPONSOR A C B Back To AGENDA NTBAA | 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN | www.ntbaaonline.com | 5 BREAKOUT SESSION 1 AUGUST 23, 2018 SESSION A 1:40 PM RUNWAY EXCURSION STILL NUMBER 1 Presenter: Philip Taylor - Advanced Aircrew Academy Overview: The Runway Excursion is still the statistically highest threat to Transport Category Aircraft. Advanced Aircrew Academy presents a Runway Excursion Top 10, designed to focus attention on eliminating the risks. ABOUT THE PRESENTER I grew up in Lubbock, Texas and graduated from Texas Tech University before I entered the Air Force in 1987 as a Student Pilot. After pilot training, I was stationed at Barksdale, AFB in Shreveport, Louisiana flying the Boeing KC-135 Tanker for 6 years. I left Barksdale and reported to Laughlin, AFB in Del Rio, Texas to be a T-1A Instructor Pilot. I spent 4 years at Laughlin and then I separated from the Air Force and took a job with Raytheon Travel Air, flying the Beechjet 400A. Since there was a liberal domicile policy with Travel Air, I moved to my wife’s hometown of Ruston, Louisiana and I: have lived there since leaving the Air Force. Raytheon Travel Air merged with Flight Options a few years after I was hired, and I was with Flight Options until 2016. I had several jobs while at Flight Options, including Beechjet Captain, Check Airman and Aircrew Program Designee. There was yet another merger with Flexjet, and I transferred to Flexjet to fly the Embraer 500, and then the Gulfstream 450. I have a Master’s Degree from Delta State University in Commercial Aviation. I have also been a Pilot Proficiency Examiner in the Beechjet and I hold CFII and MEI certificates. Outside of Flexjet, I am involved with an online pilot training company called Advanced Aircrew Academy. I work as a courseware developer and subject matter expert. Originally, we were oriented to Part 135 operations and the annual training requirements for that group of pilots. We now have courses for corporate flight departments that cover different aspects of aviation including aircraft maintenance, OSHA, line operations and Safety Management Systems. Several years ago, I joined the FAA Safety Team (FAAST) as a volunteer representative, in order to find a way to give back to aviation in the Ruston area. I have interacted with the Professional Aviation students at Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, during their quarterly safety meetings, and that led me into working part time as a simulator instructor for students who are going for their Instrument rating in flight school. JUNIPER Back To AGENDA 6 | NTBAA | 6TH ANNUAL SAFETY SHOW-DOWN | www.ntbaaonline.com BREAKOUT SESSION 1 SESSION B AUGUST 23, 2018 1:40 PM ASAP FOR CHARTER OPERATORS AND CORPORATE FLIGHT DEPARTMENTS Presenter: Russ Lawton - Air Charter Safety Foundation Director of Safety and ASAP Program Manager Overview: The ACSF, in cooperation with the FAA, has established an Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP). ASAP is a voluntary, self-reporting program that identifies and reduces possible flight safety concerns, and mitigates risk. ASAP uses employee input to identify significant safety concerns and issues; operational deficiencies; non-compliance with regulations; deviations from company policies and procedures; and unusual events. Each report is investigated and corrective actions determined based on a non-disciplinary approach to flight safety. ABOUT THE PRESENTER Russell Lawton is Director of Safety Management for the Air Charter Safety Foundation, and is responsible for developing and implementing programs to improve the safety and security of air charter and fractional aircraft ownership companies, their employees, customers, equipment and facilities. This is being accomplished through the Safety 1st Management System (SMS) and assisting FAR 135 operators and FBOs in developing customized safety manuals via Webcast and workshop training; internal / external audit program standards. Lawton is also responsible for the Air Charter Safety Foundation’s Industry Audit Standard for charter operators and fractional aircraft ownership companies, as well as the Aviation Safety Information System (AVSiS) Safety Reporting Program. Lawton has held key safety roles during 35 years in aviation and system safety. Prior to joining the Air Charter Safety Foundation, he served as Director of Operations at Wyvern Consulting and was Wyvern’s lead safety auditor. He also is an experienced charter operations advocate and has assisted the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration on various safety initiatives. He has served as an active member of the NBAA Safety Committee for more than 10 years. He has also served as editorial consultant to the Flight Safety Foundation and Editor-in-Chief of IFR Refresher Magazine.
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