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D International Organisation Organizaci6n Me>KAyHapOAHa~ u·\ ~\- ~ oo~~~m Civil Aviation de !'aviation civile de Aviaci6n Civil opraH~3al.l~~ ~J.ll\ ~.lA.!\ Organization internationale lnternacional rpa>t<AaHCKOi1 AA ..:I:.R ffi ~D_., as~a4~~ Ref.: T 6116.3- AP108/13 (FS) 29 July 2013 Subject: Cabin Safety Seminar 19 to 21 November 2013 Singapore Aviation Academy, Singapore Action required: Distribution Sir/Madam, I have the honour to inform you that a Cabin Safety Seminar will be held at the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore from 19 to 21 November 2013. The Seminar will be organized by the ICAO Asian COSCAP Programmes and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, with support from the Boeing Company. The Cabin Safety Seminar will be of interest to a wide range of personnel from both Civil Aviation Administrations and the aviation industry. I encourage you to give this invitation wide distribution among your administration and your aviation industry. Included for your information is the Seminar outline (Attachment A). The final programme as well as registration details will be available in the coming weeks at the ICAO Asia-Pacific meeting website http://www. bangkok. icao. int/cns/meeting.do Should you require further information or any other assistance with this matter please contact COSCAP-SEA: Ms. Sudhatai Juntarapratin at [email protected] Enclosure: A - Preliminary Outline - Cabin Safety Seminar Asia and Pacific Office Postal Address: Tel. : +66 (2) 537-8189 www.bangkok.icao.int 252/1 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road P.O. Box 11 Fax: +66 (2) 537-8199 E-mail: [email protected] Chatuchak Samyaek Ladprao Bangkok 10900 Bangkok 10901 Thailand Thailand Attachment A to State Letter T 6/13.11.2 – AP104/13 (FS) Preliminary Outline Singapore and COSCAP Cabin Safety Seminar 19 to 21 November 2013 Singapore Aviation Academy Welcome Address Director-General, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) Keynote Address Director Air Navigation Bureau, ICAO Certification Cabin Safety Aircraft Certification Considerations Manufacturer (proposed) Emerging issues on PEDs as Inflight Entertainment Association of Asia Pacific Airlines Cabin Safety Improvements and New Challenges CAA Singapore Prevention of Aircraft fire from PEDs CAA – Proposed Training Cabin Attendant Training – Revised ICAO Manual ICAO Doc 9712 Partial Evacuation Demonstration Experience CAA Philippines Merging Training Cultures Association of Flight Attendants Crew In Charge Initial and Recurrent Training Singapore Airlines Limited Human Factors in Airbus Cabin Safety Training Airbus Training Challenges of a Start-Up Long Haul Low- Air Operator - proposed Cost-Carrier Activity based safety training for Cabin Crew Sri Lankan Airlines Cabin Crew Training for an Abnormal Situations Sue Rice, Aviation Consultant Training of Next Generation Professionals Training Academy – Proposed Operations Cabin Safety Assurance Surveillance System Malaysia Airlines Cabin Safety in Commercial Airlines Sri Lanka CAA Cabin Safety Risk-based Surveillance Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Australia Cabin Safety Oversight DCA Malaysia CAAC's regulations and advisory circulars on Civil Aviation Administration of China cabin safety management Effect of headphones on passengers' ability to University of New South Wales recall safety related information Internal Surveillance - Cabin Safety Auditor – Airline – proposed Industry Perspective Rapid Deplaning GCAA Cabin Safety in Commercial Air Transport Boeing (invited) Certification issues relating to PEDs as IFEs CAA Singapore Lessons learned from Accidents Various Presenters: Airasia, Merparti, LionAir, Qantas, All Nippon Airways, Cabin Attendant College, SilkAir Pre-planned and Unplanned emergency landing - Capt. Eric Chueng, Aviation Consultant Cabin Safety File: \\ap-108[fs] - attachment a cabin safety seminar- outline july 26 vf .
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