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AEGATS ‘16Advanced Aircraft Efficiency in a Global Air Transport System
P A S S P O R T
PROGRAMME
www.aegats.com
Advanced Aircraft Efficiency in a Global Air Transport SystemAdvanced Aircraft Efficiency in a Global Air Transport SystemAdvanced Aircraft Efficiency in a Global Air Transport System
APRIL 201612th 14th
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3AF, the French Aerospace Society, presents the 1st edition of the International Conference
AEGATS Advanced Aircraft Ef� ciency in a Global Air Transport System, held on 12-14 April 2016 in
Paris -- France.
PASSENGER FRIENDLY AIR TRANSPORTATION
This inaugural conference will bring together scientists, innovators, designers,
manufacturers and operators from the aviation world.
Programme CommitteeChairman: Robert LAFONTAN, AIRBUS
AMAND Pierre-Guy Director Engineering & Economics SAFRAN Herakles
BARRAL Xavier Managing Partner LB Air Consulting
BLANCHARD Hélène President of Energetics Technical Committee 3AF
CONSIGNY Hervé Deputy Technical Director ONERA
DAUTRIAT Eric Executive Director Clean Sky JU
De la MESLIERE Alain Operations Director Toulouse-Blagnac Airport
DUPONT Willy-Pierre Director Airport Operations AIRBUS
ESCOURROU Jocelyn Propulsion Technical Committee 3AF
GEORGES Maurice Director of Flight Navigation Services DGAC
GODART Didier Innovations Director SAFRAN
GRISVAL Jean-Pierre President of Structures Technical Committee 3AF
GUEDOU Jean-Yves President of Materials Technical Committee 3AF
HOUALLA Marc Director ENAC
JEANTET Patrick Chief Operating Of� cer Aéroports de Paris
JUIN Thomas Director La Rochelle Airport
LAFONTAN Robert Head of Architects and Chief Engineer AIRBUS
LARUELLE Gérard Student Committee 3AF
MANGANE Laurent Commercial Aviation Technical Committee 3AF
MARCOU Bernard Operations Director (ret.) DGAC
MARTIN Olivier General Secretary MBDA
MASSE Francis Senior Advisor to the General Director of Civil Aviation DGAC
MERLO Philippe Director of Air Tra� c Management EUROCONTROL
NOUZILLE Bruno Chief Technical Of� cer, Avionics Division THALES
PRIOUZEAU Philippe Technical Director, Avionics Division THALES
RABIET Christian Propulsion Technical Committee 3AF
ROUGE-CARRASSAT Thierry Chief Technical Of� cer ZODIAC Aerospace
ROY Jean-Michel Test Pilot AIRBUS
STOUFFLET Bruno Vice President R&D and Advanced Business DASSAULT Aviation
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OBJECTIVES
The conference will focus on proactive ways to enhance aircraft ef� ciency in an advanced air transport system, whilst maintaining a high level of pro� ciency of all the players.
During 3 days, experts of all disciplines will address a series of themes during plenary and technical sessions:
Simplifying the global air transport system from a passenger perspective (safety, ef� ciency, security and comfort),
Reducing the travel time and cost as well as being resilient to unexpected events (weather, aircraft failure, delays),
Optimizing the use of the huge capital invested by all air transport system stakeholders.
Centred on a passenger’s � ying experience, it will review ways to enhance the ground transportation system, view the airport as a city from a passenger perspective and as a service provider for the aircraft handling.It will also present the aircraft from a passenger perspective and from an operator and manufacturer point of views.Last, it will consider the Air Traf� c Management System while taking into consideration the environmental aspects and needs.
All these aspects will be reviewed in consideration of maintaining competencies of all players, as well as paying a special attention to the Air Transport systems business model.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
THE AIRPORT AS A CITY
AIR TRANSPORT SYSTEM BUSINESS MODEL
PEOPLE COMPETENCES
AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENT
AIRCRAFT FROM AIRLINE & MANUFACTURER VIEWS
BIG DATA USE
BUSINESS AVIATION
GROUND TRANSPORTATION SEGMENT
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WELCOME TO AEGATS 2016Robert LAFONTANChairman of AEGATS Programme Committee
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
APRIL 12th 20169h30 REGISTRATION & WELCOME
10h00 OPENING PLENARY SESSIONMichel SCHELLER President - 3AF
10h15 INTRODUCTION KEYNOTE: «Air transport growth for tomorrow»Fabrice BREGIER President and Chief Executive Of� cer - Airbus
10h30 COFFEE BREAK
11h00 ROUND TABLE 1
«Air transport growth for tomorrow»
Moderator: Michel POLACCO, Journalist
Fabrice BREGIERAugustin DE ROMANET
Frédéric GAGEYAnne-Marie IDRAC
Eric SCHULZ
President and Chief Executive Of� cer - AirbusPresident and Chief Executive Of� cer - Aéroports de ParisChairman and Chief Executive Of� cer - Air FranceChair Person of the Supervisory Board - Toulouse-Blagnac AirportPresident Civil Aerospace - Rolls Royce
12H15 NETWORKING LUNCH
MORNING
Tuesday 12th April Wednesday 13th April Thursday 14th April
WELCOME ADRESSES KEYNOTE SPEECH KEYNOTE SPEECH
INTRODUCTION KEYNOTE OPERATIONS
SESSIONS 7 - 8 - 9
HUMAN AT THE CENTER OF FUTURE SYSTEMS
ROUND TABLE 7 AIR TRANSPORT GROWTH FOR
TOMORROWROUND TABLE 3
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AND FUTURE AIRPLANE
SESSIONS 16 - 17 - 18
ROUND TABLE 1CONCEPTION OF MORE EFFICIENT
AIRPLANESSESSIONS 10 - 11 - 12
AFTERNOON
&
EVENING
AIRCRAFT/ AIRPORT INTERFACE
SESSIONS 1 - 2 - 3
CONCEPTION OF MORE EFFICIENT AIRPLANES (cont’d)
ROUND TABLE 4
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AND FUTURE AIRPLANE (cont’d)
ROUND TABLE 8
CABIN / PASSENGER
SESSIONS 13 - 14 - 15
KEYNOTE SPEECH
ROUND TABLE 2
PRODUCTS AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
SESSIONS 19 - 20 - 21OPERATIONS
SESSIONS 4 - 5 - 6
ROUND TABLE 5
SECURITYKEYNOTE SPEECH ROUND TABLE 9
ROUND TABLE 6 CLOSING SPEECH
WELCOME COCKTAIL AEGATS DINNER (optional) END OF AEGATS
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APRIL 12th 2016ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 1The airport as a city (1)
SESSION 2The airport as a city (2)
SESSION 3Passengers
13h30 15Body Scanners within Airport Security System: Security or Privacy Issue?Ridha Aditya NUGRAHA, IIASL, Universiteit Leiden, NL
28FRISBEE – How a social network will transform our � ying experienceMarkus MAY, FRISBEE Start-up, FR
56Global Tracking and Passenger Communication Jean-Marc GAROT, AAE & 3AF, FR
14h00 46Smart City- Smart AirportVincent HAUSEUX, Thales, FR
55Towards a seamless travel experience thanks to Shift2Rail Joint UndertakingYves PERREAL, Thales Ground Transportation Systems, FR
69Air Passengers in an Economic PerspectivePhilippe AYOUN, DGAC, FR
14h30 26Innovation in air transport market: impact on competitors strategiesIsabelle LAPLACE, ENAC, FR
41Improving Passenger experience related to security: Privacy, Control, and Ef� ciencyPhilippe GASC, Thales, FR
09UrbaNautics : the future of door-to-door air transportationNicolas AUTRUSSON1, Krzystof PALUCKI21 Safran Herakles, FR2 Princeton, US
15h00 COFFEE BREAK
15h30 ROUND TABLE 2
«Aircraft / Airport Interface»
Moderator: Willy-Pierre DUPONT, Director Airport Operations - Airbus
David AMERGuillaume AUQUIER
Samin AYDINMathieu BANCELIN
Bruno MAINGONPatrick OLIVA
Jean-Jacques THOMASJacques VERRIEREIbrahim ZANTOUT
Air� eld Planner Manager - Heathrow AirportVice-Chair of Technical and Operational Safety Committee - Aéroports de Paris / ACI EuropeChairman of the Board - ASAInnovation Director - Alstom TransportOrganization and Programmes Delegate - Aéroports de ParisSenior Vice-President - MichelinHead of Innovation and Research - SNCFCaptain A380 - Air FranceHead of Airport Infrastructure - Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 4Telecommunications
SESSION 5Digitalisation
SESSION 6Safety of operations
17h00 24Content Based Publish/Subscribe systems in AANETsMickael ROYER, ENAC, FR
60Cyber threat against civil aviationJean CARLIOZ, DGAC, FR
40Cognitive engineering behind Avionics 2020 design: a pilot HMI for the challenges of the futureSylvain HOURLIER, Thales Avionics, FR
17h30 25Routing protocol assessment for AANETsQuentin VEY, ENAC, FR
53Connected Aircraft and Big DataMark PALMER, Thales Air Systems, FR
47Information Geometry for Safety Data ProcessingStephane PUECHMOREL, ENAC, FR
18h00 14Stochastic prediction of cruise fuel load considering ensemble wind forecastsDamián RIVAS, University of Seville, ES
51New generation Electronic Flight Bags: a digital assistance to pilots, anytime, anywhereStéphanie PEYRAT, Thales, FR
29Towards an Autopilot Design LanguageYassine OUHAMMOU, ISAE-ENSMA, FR
18h30 WELCOME COCKTAIL
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APRIL 13th 20168h30 KEYNOTE SPEECH: «Operations»
Valérie MANNING, Senior Vice President Customer Support - Airbus
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 7Air Traf� c Control Operations
SESSION 8Airport Operations
SESSION 9Air Routes: Challenges of today and
tomorrow
9h00 45Large Scale Pre-Tactical 4D Trajectory PlanningDaniel DELAHAYE, ENAC, FR
58Airport capacity managementMark PALMER, Thales Air Systems, FR
43Air Transportation and Multimodal, Collaborative Decision Making during Adverse EventsIsabelle LAPLACE, ENAC, FR
9h30 52Decon� icting wind-optimal aircraft trajectories in North Atlantic oceanic airspaceOlga RODIONOVA,NASA Ames Research Center, US
59Aviation Ef� ciency Collaborative services : TOPLINK demonstration activities in SESARDaniel MULLER, Thales Air Systems, FR
63Study of an ecologic and economic improvement of an air routeRichard AUJARD, Yao CHEN,Geoffroy COCHET, Oleksandra IGNATYUK, Hugo JOUAN, Mehdi MAHHOU, Adeline MONGEAIS, ISAE, FR
10h00 COFFEE BREAK
10h30 ROUND TABLE 3
«Operations»
Moderator: Daniel MALKA, Vice President and General Manager - Thales
Jean-Marie FULCONISFlorian GUILLERMETCamille LAFARGUE
Philippe MERLOOlivier SAVIN
Valérie MANNING
Chief Executive Of� cer - TLDExecutive Director - JU SESARPilot Advisor to the Deputy Director of Flight Operations - Air FranceDirector ATM - EurocontrolExecutive Vice President Strategy, R&T Business Development - Safran Messier Bugatti DowtySenior Vice President Customer Support - Airbus
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 10Engine and Suppliers Ef� ciency
SESSION 11Business Aviation
SESSION 12Aircraft Autonomy
11h30 65Next generation propulsion systems technologyAlan NEWBY, Rolls-Royce, UK
17Augmented Approaches to LandOlivier BAUDSON,Dassault Aviation, FR
38TaxiBotRan BRAIER, Eran TAMIR,IAI, IL
12h00 66The Future of Sustainable Commercial PropulsionAlan EPSTEIN, Pratt & Whitney, USA
18Enabling the aircraft ef� ciency of the European Business Aviation � eetVanessa RULLIER, EBAA, BE
61Thermal management to serve Energy Optimized more electrical aircraftLaurent HARTENSTEIN, Liebherr, FR
12h30 62The LEAP EngineBernard ROBIC, Michel DESAULTY,Safran Snecma, FR
50Autonomous Commercial AviationShlomo TSACH, APG, IL
64How EGTS enhance airlines operations ?Olivier SAVIN,Safran Messier-Bugatti-Dowty, FR
13h00 NETWORKING LUNCH
April 13th
20h00AEGATS DINNER
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14h15 ROUND TABLE 4
«Conception of more ef� cient airplanes»
Moderator: Robert LAFONTAN, Head of Architects and Chief Engineer - Airbus
Jerôme BONINIRob DEWAR
Alan EPSTEINLaurent HARTENSTEIN
Alan NEWBYBruno NOUZILLE
General Manager Propulsion System Integration - Safran SnecmaVice President and General Manager Cseries - BombardierVice President of Technology and Environment - Pratt & WhitneyDirector Air Systems Development Engineering - Liebherr Aerospace ToulouseDirector Aerospace Technology and Future Programmes - Rolls-RoyceChief Technical Of� cer - Thales Avionics
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 13Cabin Design
SESSION 14Passenger Comfort
SESSION 15Connected Cabin
15h15 30Cabin Optimization through IntegrationScott SAVIAN, Zodiac Aerospace, US
33Impacts of Aircraft Flammability Certi� cation on Current and Future DesignsScott CAMPBELL, Zodiac Aerospace, US
31Energy Recapture Galley – Electrical Galley Insert Ef� ciency – System ApproachThomas LEE, Zodiac Aerospace, US
15h45 48Designing the cabin interior taking into account the high and low peaks in a passenger � ightPeter VINK, TU Delft / Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, NL
34Investigating aircraft seat accessibility and seated stability of mobility impaired passengersFrançois GABRIELLI, Ciska MOLENAAR, Mathias BLANDEAU, T.M. GUERRA, V. ESTRADA-MANZO, Philippe PUDLOLAMIH - University Valenciennes, FR
36The Wireless Connected CabinOliver LÜCKE, Zodiac Aerospace, DE
16h15 32Connection between Comfort of Aircraft Passenger Seats and Cabin SafetyUdo SCHULTHEIS, Zodiac Aerospace, US
37Predict passenger comfort in aircraft cabin to improve seat designCaroline BOROT, ESI, FR
54On-Board Passenger Services and ConnectivityPhilippe BUSTIN, Thales Avionics, FR
16h45 COFFEE BREAK
17h15 ROUND TABLE 5
«Cabin / Passenger»
Moderator: Thierry ROUGE-CARRASSAT, Chief Technical Of� cer - Zodiac Aerospace
Dominique GIANNONIAnaïs MARZO DA COSTA
Bruno SAINT JALMESJean-Marc SEGOT
Alexandra WOJTCZAKOlivier ZARROUATI
CEO In-� ight Entertainment and Connectivity (IFEC) - ThalesHead of Aircraft Interiors Marketing - Airbus Vice President, Head of Creative Design & Concept Center - Airbus GroupHead of Cabin Interior Design - Air FrancePassenger witnessChief Executive Of� cer - Zodiac Aerospace
18h00 KEYNOTE SPEECH: «Security»James VASATKA, Chief Engineer of Aviation Security - Boeing
18h30 ROUND TABLE 6
«Security»: The collaboration and cooperation between the Air transportation System Stakeholders to overcome aircraft security threats
Moderator: Pascal ANDREI, Executive Expert and Corporate Product Security Of� cer - Airbus
Thomas HUTINGilles LECLAIREric PLAISANT
James VASATKAYannick VIDAL
Director «Secured by Thales» - Thales Communications & SecuritySuperintendent, Director Safety - Air FranceDeputy Director for Safety and Defence - DGACChief Engineer of Aviation Security - BoeingRepresentative from GIGN
19h30 END OF THE DAY
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APRIL 14th 20168h30 KEYNOTE SPEECH: «Certi� cation and Operations European standards for tomorrow»
Patrick KY, Executive Director - EASA
9h00 ROUND TABLE 7
«Human at the center of future systems»
Moderator: Jean-Michel ROY, Test Pilot - Airbus
57 The World has changed and pilot skills with it
Capt. Jean-Michel BIGARRÉ Head of Training - Airbus Training Central Entity, FR
Marc BELLENOUECapt. Didier CANLER
Capt. Gabriel TILMANN
Marc HOUALLALaurent SIBILLE
Lou NEMETH
Professor - ISAE-ENSMAVice President Flight crew training department - Air FranceProgramme Director MSc Air Transport/Aircraft Maintenance ManagementCity University London - RAeSDirector - ENACAssociate - ON-XChief Safety Of� cer - CAE
10h45 COFFEE BREAK
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 16Noise evaluation
SESSION 17Environment
SESSION 18Optimization
11h15 12Clean Sky Green Rotorcraft Noise and Emissions Bene� ts – Maximizing the Impact of New TechnologiesVassilios PACHIDIS, Julien ENCONNIERE, Jesus ORTIZCran� eld University, UK
20Overview on the Clean Sky Technology Evaluator assessmentsAlf JUNIOR, DLR, DE
19Towards a robust multidisciplinary design optimization model for the airplane in the air transport systemNicolas PETEILH,ENAC, FR
11h45 22Clean Sky Technology Evaluator – Assessments at airport levelMichel VAN EENIGE, NLR, NL
13Proactively Enhance Aircraft Ef� ciency & Advance the air transport system using Air to Air Refuelling (AAR)Raj NANGIA,Nangia Aero Research, UK
23Flight Trajectory Optimization to Reduce Fuel Burn and Polluting Emissions Using a Performance Database and the Ant Colony Optimization AlgorithmAntoine HAMY,Ecole Technologie Supérieure, CA
12h15 27Clean Sky technology evaluation - Airbus tool & illustration of acoustic results at airport levelEleonore AMMEUX,Airbus Operations, FR
08LEMCOTEC - Advanced Lean Combustion and Fuel Injection Design for Emission ReductionSebastien BOURGOIS,Safran Snecma, FR
68More Electrical AircraftHélène CERBELAUD,Airbus Group Innovations, FR
12h45 NETWORKING LUNCH
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14h00 ROUND TABLE 8
«Alternative Energy and future airplane»
Moderator: Eric DAUTRIAT, Executive Director - CLEANSKY JU
Yannick ASSOUADHélène CERBELAUD
Hervé CONSIGNYPierre-Alain LAMBERTPhilippe MARCHAND
Chief Executive Of� cer Aircraft Systems - Zodiac AerospaceHead of Energy, Propulsion & Aerodynamics - Airbus Group InnovationsDeputy Technical Director - ONERAHead of Energy & Propulsion R&T Dept - SafranBiotechnology Director - Total
14h45 KEYNOTE SPEECH: «How important are the international organisations for our industry »Michel WACHENHEIM, Senior Advisor to the CEO - Airbus
and Former French Ambassador and Permanent Representative of France on the ICAO Council
ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3
SESSION 19Air Traf� c Management
SESSION 20Business Aviation
SESSION 21Economic views
15h15 44ODREA: integrating a remotely piloted aircraft in the traf� c of an airportYannick JESTIN, ENAC, FR
42The challenges of Business Aviation operationsBruno STOUFFLET, Dassault Aviation, FR
70New competition paradigm in the airport industryMathieu BLONDEL, Arthur D. Little, FR
15h45 11Development and Illustrative Examples of an Aircraft Longitudinal Reference Pro� le to Combine Continuous Descent Operations and Tailored ArrivalsThierry MIQUEL, ENAC, FR
71Next generation airline alliance modelsMathieu BLONDEL, Arthur D. Little, FR
16h15 COFFEE BREAK
16h45 ROUND TABLE 9
«Products and Economic Prospective»
Moderator: Pierre VELLAY, Aviation Strategy, Advisor - New Next Consulting
François BACCHETTABob LANGE
Georges ROCHASBruno STOUFFLET
Chief Executive Of� cer Europe - EasyJetSenior Vice President, Head of Market and Product Strategy - AirbusAcademic Director «Aerospace and Aviation Management» - HECVice President R&D and Advanced Business - Dassault Aviation
17h30CLOSING SPEECH
Patrick GANDIL, Director General - French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC)
18h30 END OF CONFERENCE
3AF 6, rue Galilée 75016 Paris – France Phone : +33 (0)1 56 64 12 30 Fax : +33 (0)1 56 64 12 31 E-mail : [email protected]
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Airbus is a leading aircraft
manufacturer with the most
modern and comprehensive
family of airliners on the market, ranging in capacity from 100 to more
than 600 seats. With revenues of over 40 billion euros in 2015, Airbus today
consistently captures about half of all commercial airliner orders.
Airbus champions innovative technologies and offers some of the world’s
most fuel ef� cient and quiet aircraft. Airbus has sold over 16.000 aircraft
to more than 380 customers worldwide. Of these more than 9,500 aircraft
have already been delivered, leaving a healthy backlog of more than 6,600
aircraft for delivery over the coming years. Airbus is a global company,
employing some 55,000 people of over 100 different nationalities in design
and manufacturing facilities in France, Germany, the UK, and Spain, as well
as subsidiaries in the U.S., China, Japan, India and in the Middle East.
Airbus also operates spare parts and training centres in Europe, the U.S. and
Asia, and provides round-the-clock support services to all Airbus operators,
helping them enhance the pro� tability of their � eets.
Headquartered in Toulouse, France.
Pratt & Whitney, a United
Technologies Corp.
company, is a world leader
in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft engines and auxiliary
power units.
Our first aircraft engine transformed the aviation industry. It was the
410-horsepower, air¬cooled Wasp, which delivered unprecedented
performance and reliability for the time. We have been leading change
ever since.
Today, Pratt & Whitney develops game-changing technologies, such as the
PurePower® PW1000G engine, with patented Geared Turbofan™ engine
technology, and the F135 engine for the F-35 Lightning II. The company’s
worldwide large commercial engine maintenance, repair and overhaul
network provides innovative services that add value and delight customers
around the globe.
TLD is a leading industrial group specialized in the design, the
manufacture and the distribution of airport Ground Support
Equipment.
All TLD products are designed and assembled in our 7 factories worldwide:
Montlouis-sur-Loire (France), Saint-Lin (France), Sorigny (France), Sherbrooke
(Canada), Windsor (USA), Shanghai (China) and Wuxi (China).
Local support, total commitment is the TLD trademark. Our mission is to
provide diligent, ef� cient and thorough after-sales support to our customers,
wherever they are based.
Our vision is to be the market-leader
in high performance power systems
where our engineering expertise,
global reach and deep industry knowledge deliver outstanding customer
relationships and solutions. We operate across � ve businesses: Civil
Aerospace, Defence Aerospace, Marine, Nuclear and Power Systems.
We have customers in more than 120 countries, comprising more than 400
airlines and leasing customers, 160 armed forces, 4,000 marine customers
including 70 navies, and more than 5,000 power and nuclear customers.
Across our businesses we have three common themes:
• Investing in and developing engineering excellence
• Driving a manufacturing and supply chain transformation which
will embed operational excellence in lean, lower-cost facilities and
processes
• Leveraging our installed base, product knowledge and engineering
capabilities to provide customers with outstanding service through
which we can capture aftermarket value long into the future.
In Civil Aerospace, Rolls-Royce is a major manufacturer of aero engines for
the commercial large aircraft and business jet markets.
We power 35 types of commercial aircraft and have more than 13,000
engines in service around the world. Demand for our products remains
robust and underpins strong performance. In the modern, widebody
market, Rolls-Royce is the market leader: Each individual member of our
Trent engine family (comprising the Trent 7000, Trent XWB, Trent 1000, Trent
900, Trent 500, Trent 800 and Trent 700) has the distinction of being either
the launch engine for the airframe for which it was designed, or being the
market leader on that application. In Business Aviation, we are the market
leader in the large business jet market powering aircraft from most of the
main airframers.
Rolls-Royce also remains the second largest provider of defence aero-
engine products and services globally with 16,000 engines in the service
of 160 customers in 103 countries. Our engines power aircraft in every
major sector including: transport; combat; patrol; trainers; helicopters; and
nmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Thales is a global technology leader for
the Aerospace, Transport, Defense and
Security markets. With 62,000 employees
in 56 countries, Thales reported sales of €14 billion in 2015. With over 22,000
engineers and researchers, Thales has a unique capability to design and
deploy equipment, systems and services to meet the most complex security
requirements. Thales’ unique international footprint allows it to work closely
with customers all over the world. As one of the world’s largest suppliers in
the aerospace sector, Thales is a renowned leading supplier of avionic
suites, onboard instruments and functions for all major global air-framers,
and is uniquely positioned to bring together the latest robust technologies
to design world-class secure, easy to use interactive cockpits and avionics
systems for all types of civilian and military platforms.
www.thalesgroup.com
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ONERA: The French Aerospace Lab
ONERA, a central player in aeronautics
and space research, employs around
2,000 people. Under the supervision of the Ministry of Defense, it has a
budget of €230 million, of which more than half comes from commercial
contracts.
As a State expert, ONERA prepares tomorrow’s defense, meets the
aerospace challenges of the future and contributes to the competitiveness
of the aerospace industry. It masters all of the disciplines and technologies
in the � eld.
All major civil and military aerospace programs in France and Europe carry
part of ONERA’s DNA: Ariane, Airbus, Falcon, Rafale, missiles, helicopters,
engines, radars, etc. ONERA has the Carnot label for partnership-based
research for companies. Recognized internationally and often receiving
awards, its researchers train many doctoral students.
Safran is a leading international high-
technology group with three core
businesses: Aerospace, Defense and
Security. Operating worldwide, the Group has over 70,000 employees and
generated sales of 17.4 billion euros in 2015.
The Group invests in Research & Development to meet the requirements
of changing markets, including expenditures of over 2 billion euros in 2015.
Working alone or in partnership, Safran holds world or European leadership
positions in its core markets.
Safran’s aviation business covers the entire life cycle of engines and
equipment for civil and military � xed and rotary-wing aircraft. As a long-
standing partner to the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers, we anticipate
our customers’ requirements, support the development of new mobility
modes and help reduce the air transport industry’s environmental footprint.
Zodiac Aerospace is a global leader in
innovative cabin interior products,
structures and systems, offering fully
integrated solutions – from Cabin interiors to Seats, IFE, Galleys, to aircraft
systems, and aftermarket services.
Range of products :
Cabin Management Systems
Design studios
Galleys & Galley equipment
In-� ight Entertainment & Comms
Connectivity / Communications
IFEC Hardware
Lavatory & Waste Equipment
Lighting / LED
Overhead Storage
Safety, Emergency & Security
Seating
wwww.zodiacaerospace.com
ORGANIZED BY
Created in 1972, 3AF is the French Aerospace
Society.
Its mission is to advance the aerospace
profession, stimulate progress in the state of
the art of aerospace science and technology
and represent the profession in public policy
discussions.
UNITE, SHARE, ENLIGHTEN, ADVANCE: 3AF is a forum for knowledge
exchange.
Unite a network of more than 1500 members, 60 companies from the
scienti� c aerospace community.
Share 10 international conferences and symposiums per year, experts
publications.
Enlighten A scienti� c society, an expert pool of knowledge consulted by
decision makers and media.
Advance 20 technical commissions which contribute to advancing the
aerospace industry.
Strategic and scienti� c publications for experts and political actors,
symposium proceedings, position papers, technological articles and
interviews…3AF provides a wealth of speci� c publications to its members
which enrich their knowledge and vision of the aerospace � eld.
3AF organizes international renowned symposiums to provide forums for
international discussion and exchange of information about leading edge
research and development activities. These conferences allow cooperation
opportunities.
All publications on www.3af.fr
FORTHCOMING SYMPOSIA FOR 2016
2>6 May 2016 – Rome, Italy
Space Propulsion – SP2016
www.propulsion2016.com
30 May – 1 June 2016 – Lyon, France
22nd AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference
www.aeroacoustics2016.com
6>9 September 2016 – Lille, France
42nd European Rotorcraft Forum – ERF2016
www.erf2016.com
5>7 October 2016 – Rouen, France
13ème Forum Intelligence Economique et Stratégique – IES2016
www.ies2016.com
11>13 October 2016 – Brussels, Belgium
Greener Aviation Conference – GA2016
www.greener-aviation2016.com
2>6 May 2016 – Rome, Italy
Space Propulsion – SP2016
www.propulsion2016.com
30 May – 1 June 2016 – Lyon, France
22nd AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference
www.aeroacoustics2016.com
6>9 September 2016 – Lille, France
42nd European Rotorcraft Forum – ERF2016
www.erf2016.com
5>7 October 2016 – Rouen, France
13ème Forum Intelligence Economique et Stratégique – IES2016
www.ies2016.com
11>13 October 2016 – Brussels, Belgium
Greener Aviation Conference – GA2016
www.greener-aviation2016.com
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AEGATS 2016CONFERENCE
AEGATS 2016 will be held in the Salons de l’Aveyron, Paris, France
Salons de l’Aveyron17 rue de l’Aubrac – 75012 Paris
The symposium location is in
the New East of Paris, in the
heart of Bercy Village, 12th
arrondissement of Paris.
This quarter has been
completely rebuilt on the former Wine Market of Paris, keeping some
old buildings, surrounded by a wonderful garden with the charming
atmosphere of a village.
The center of Paris is easily reachable by the Metro line 14, (less that 10
mn trip).
By car : at the Porte de Bercy exit, head towards Paris Centre,
taking the � rst exit, Bercy Cour Saint-Emilion.
Saint-Emilion or Bercy Terroir, Vincy Park
By metro : Cour Saint-Emilion station on line 14.
By bus : line 24 or 64, Dijon Lachambaudie stop.
SOCIAL EVENTS
AEGATS2016 Dinner
Wednesday 13th April - 20h00Chai 33Bercy Village33 Cour Saint Emilion75012 Paris - France
AEGATS2016 Welcome Cocktail
Tuesday 12th April, 19h00 Hosted byLes Salons de l’Aveyron
THE CONFERENCE VENUE
CONFERENCE SECRETARIATAnne Venables / Aude Lurbe
3AF 6, rue Galilée 75016 Paris – France Phone : +33 (0)1 56 64 12 30 Fax : +33 (0)1 56 64 12 31 E-mail : [email protected]
www.aegats.com
REGISTRATION
The Welcome Desk will be open on site:
Tuesday 12 April 2016 9:00 am
Wednesday 13 April 2016 8:00 am
Thursday 14 April 2016 8:30 am
REGISTRATION TO THE SYMPOSIUMDelegates are requested to register and settle registration fees prior
the conference.
Registration closes on Wednesday 6 April 2016.
Registration fees include: Conference attendance, conference
documentation, coffee breaks and lunches for the duration of the
conference and proceedings.
The Conference Dinner is not included in the conference offer,
and has to be ordered in addition.
Registration fees are not subject to VAT. They are � xed as follows:
Delegate: € 900
3AF Individual Member: € 830
Speaker/Chairman: € 780
Conference Dinner € 90
(optional) 13 April 2016
Additional conference dinner tickets € 90
for accompanying persons (optional)
METHODS OF PAYMENTOn line registration form on www.aegats.com/registration/
Complete online form and follow payment indication.
On receiving your payment you will receive an invoice and a
recipe to be shown at the Welcome Desk.
CANCELLATIONAt less than 15 days from the conference, € 500 cancellation fee
will apply to participants, speakers and chairmen. Delegates who
do not cancel before the start of the conference will be liable to
the full registration fees.
Please, � nd below a list of hotels, all located close to the
conference center «Les Salons de l’Aveyron».
HOTEL CLARET Bercy *** 209 –211 rue de Charenton, 75012 Paris
KYRIAD Bercy *** 19 rue Baron Leroy, 75012 Paris
NOVOTEL Bercy *** 85 rue de Bercy, 75012 Paris
PULLMAN Bercy***** 1 av. des Terroirs de France, 75012 Paris
ADAGIO CITY Appart hôtel *** 1-7 Cours du Minervois, 75012 Paris
IBIS Budget Paris porte de Bercy *** 19 place des Vins de France, 75012 Paris
IBIS STYLE Bercy *** 77 rue de Bercy, 75012 Paris
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