Defence Aviation Safety Day One | Monday 29th April 2019

8.30 Registration & Coffee

8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Lieutenant General Richard Felton CBE, Director General, Defence Safety Authority, UK MoD

KEynOtE AviAtiOn SAFEty BRiEFinGS

9.00 Senior RAF Keynote Address

9.30 German implementation of a total System Approach to Safety in Aviation • TheGermanMAAApproachtosafety• DLRandGermanArmedForcesprojectstofindnewand

innovative safety process• Cyberresiliencetechnologiesemergingtodefeatthethreatand

keep military aircraft safe Major General Gunter Katz, Director General, German Military Aviation Authority

10.00 Session Reserved For Lead Sponsor

10.30 the Royal Air Force Safety Centre: Assuring Air System Safety For Maximum Capability and Delivery • RAFSafetyManagementSystems• Managingnewandagingaircraft• CreatingasafetycultureacrosstheRoyalAirForce• UsingdataforfuturesafetyimprovementsacrosstheRoyalAir

Force Air Commodore Mark Jeffery, Head of RAF Safety Centre, Royal Air Force

11.00 Morning Coffee

ROtARy SAFEty-OpERAtiOnS AnD EqUipMEnt MAnAGEMEnt

11.30 Managing Complex And varied Rotary Operations Whilst Ensuring Safety• HowJHCmanagesafetycasesandpriorities• DeliveringrotarysupportfortheUKarmedforces:whysafetymust

be front of mind for all operations• Engineeringandmaintenanceconsiderationsforplatformturn

around and rapid deployment Rear Admiral Jon pentreath, Commander, Joint Helicopter Command, Army Head quarters

12.00 Session Reserved For Gold Sponsor

12.30 DE&S Strategies to Ensure Safe Operations of UK Helicopter platforms • CreatingasafetycultureacrossDE&S• Optimisingairworthinessthroughamoreeffectivecertificationprocess• Safetystandardsandmetrics• EnsuringallplatformsaremissionreadyandatfulloperationalcapacityAir vice Marshal Graham Russell, Director Helicopters, DE&S UK MoD

1.00 networking Lunch

OpERAtiOnAL SUpERiORity AnD SAFEty pRiORitiES

2.00 typhoon Force: Delivering Air Superiority and Combat Effectiveness Whilst Ensuring Safety • TheroletheTyphoonforceplaysinsupportingUKoperationsat

home and abroad• Enablingcomplexdeploymentofairassetsacrossaglobalnetwork• Keepingsafetyfrontofmindwhendeliveringairpowerthrough

fast-jet and ISTAR platforms• Feedbackfromrecentcombatoperationsandhowtheseare

driving future safety considerations Air Commodore Mark Chappell, Typhoon Force Commander, Royal Air Force

2.30 Maximising Combat Operations Whilst Maintaining Airworthiness and Safety• EnsuringarapidlydeployableandagileUSMCAviationCapability• Airworthinessprioritiesandstandards• Keepsafetyinmindwhendevelopingnextgenerationaviation

capability Brigadier General Bradford J Gering, Assistant Deputy Commandant Aviation, US Marine Corps

3.00 Ensuring Combat-Ready Forces For Rapid Deployment • WhysafetymustremainthenumberonepriorityoftheUSAirForce• Examiningchallengestoairsafetyinthemodernbattlespace:

- Overcoming Cyber Threats - UASandCounterUASstrategies- The Rise of urban warfare

• WeaponSystemsSafety• Workingwithalliedforcestoimprovemutualrecognitionof

platforms and systems Colonel Steven G. Owen, Director of Safety for Air Combat Command, ACC, US Air Force

3.30 Afternoon tea

MAxiMiSinG AiRWORtHinESS

4.00 Ensuring Airworthiness UK MoD platforms and Systems• Creatingasafety-firstcultureatDE&S• Engineeringprioritiestokeepplatformsrapidlydeployableand

airworthy• Throughlifesupportsafetycertification• Enhancingcapabilitythroughriskavoidanceandsafetyprocesses• WorkingwithIndustrialPartnersforsafetyassurance Mr. timothy Rowntree, Director Safety & Environment, Quality and Technology, DE&S UK MoD

4.30 Maximising Aviation Safety and Military Air Worthiness Across the French Armed Forces • TheDSAE’ssupervisoryandregulatoryrolewithincivilandstate

aviation• ImprovingMutualRecognitiontoreducethecertificationprocess

and deliver aircraft into service faster• Usingdataandevidencetodrivefuturesafety• Futureplanstoimprovetheintegrationofnewaircraftintothefleet Brigadier General Laurent Aubigny, Director State Aviation Authority, French Armed Forces

SAFEty FOR UAS

5.00 How to conciliate operational and safety requirements – the nAtO Global Hawk AGS Case Colonel Filippo trigilio, (Italian Air Force) Vice Directorate, Technical, 1stOfficeChief–AirworthinessDirectorateForAirArmamentsAndThe Airworthiness (Daaa), italian Ministry Of Defence

5.30 US navy UAS Safety priorities • TheriseofUASinNavalOperationsacrosstheUSNavy• Regulatoryandcertificationrequirements• ImplementingnewUAEplatforms-MQ-8FireScout,RQ-20Puma,

RQ-21 Blackjack, RQ-26 Aerostar platformsRear Admiral Mark Leavitt, Commander, US navy Safety Center

6.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One Lieutenant General Richard Felton CBE, Director General Defence Safety Authority, UK MoD

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Defence Aviation SafetyDay two | tuesday 30th April 2019

8.30 Registration & Coffee

8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Lieutenant General Richard Felton CBE, Director General, Defence Safety Authority, UK MoD

KEynOtE SESSiOnS

9.00 Optimising Safe Air Systems Across the British Armed Forces • TheroleoftheMAAindeliveringairsuperioritythroughincreased

safety• Incorporatingsafetyintothedesignofnewairplatformsandsystemstoavoiddownstreamcertificationchallenges

• Unmannedsystemsandtheneedforgreaterregulationandsafety• Maintaininganagingfleetthoughenhancedcertification

processes• Theroleindustrycanplayinmoreefficientandeffectiveplatform

service delivery Air vice Marshal Steven Shell, Director MAA, Military Aviation Authority

9.00 protecting Resources and preserving Combat Readiness through Data Driven Decision Making • TheUSAirForce’sprioritiesforaviationsafety• Mitigatingsafetyrisktoallaviationassetsthroughtheintelligent

use of data• Sharingdatawithalliedpartnersforgreatermutualrecognition• SeeingsafetyasanAirForcemultiplier:examplesofwhere

optimising safety can deliver greater mission capability• Safetyprogramsandpolicyforoccupational,weapons,space,

system mishap prevention and nuclear Major General John t. Rauch Jr, Air Force Chief of Safety, USAF

10.00 Session Reserved For Gold Sponsor

10.30 Morning Coffee

intERnAtiOnAL LEADERSHip pERSpECtivES

11.00 the Royal norwegian Air Force’s Safety priorities • SafetyownershipandgovernanceacrosstheNorwegianAirForce• Maintenanceandengineeringsafetystandards• CertificationandonboardingoftheF-35• Theneedforleadershipcreateastrongsafetyculture Brigadier General Rolf Folland, Norwegian Air Inspectorate of Flying, norwegian Air Force

11.30 Strengthening Certifi cation Processes To Ensure Successful Airworthiness Of Key Aviation programmes And platforms • TherolesandresponsibilitiesoftheDefenceAviationSafetyAuthority• WorkingwithfastJet,FixedWingandRotaryPlatforms• CertifyingUASplatforms• Theneedforenhancedmutualrecognitionofalliedusedairplatforms Air Commodore Jason Agius, Director General - Defence Aviation Safety Authority, Royal Australian Air Force

12.00 Session Reserved For Gold Sponsor

12.30 Challenges for improved Aviation Safety Across the netherlands Armed Forces• Thethinlinebetweenoperationalnecessityandbreakingtherules• Toreport,ornottoreport...howjustisourculture?• Changingthecultureofsafetythroughleadership• FutureplansandfocusfortheMilitaryAviationAuthorityNLD Air Commodore Jan-paul Apon, Director Military Aviation Authority, Royal netherlands Air Force

1.00 networking Lunch

MiLitARy AviAtiOn AUtHORity pROGRAMME UpDAtES

2.00 Roles and responsibilities of the Swedish MAA and the certifi cation process of JAS39 Gripen E• SafetyprioritiesforFastJet,FixedWingandRotaryPlatforms• Examplesofaviationsafetycases• CertificationproceduresfortheJAS39GripenE• Creatingasafetycultureforfutureairmissionplanning Colonel Anders Janson, Head of Aviation Safety, Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters

2.30 performance, Safety and interoperability of Air platforms and Systems• EstablishingsafetystandardsandrequirementsoftheFinnishArmed

Forces Air platforms and systems• InteroperabilitybetweentheCivilandMilitaryAviation• Exampleofcertificationandcompliance• SafetyCulturechallenges Colonel Kimmo nortaja, Director, Military Aviation Authority, Finnish Armed Forces

3.00 Military Aviation Airworthiness For the Czech Armed Forces• StructureandResponsibilitiesoftheCzechRepublic’sMMA• Accidentinvestigationandmanagement• Certificationandmutualrecognitionofnewplatformsandaviation

air systems• AnupdateonMATCsuccessesforjointsafetyandtrainingrequirements

Colonel Lubomir Sitta, MAA CZE Director, Military Aviation Authority of the Czech Republic

3.30 Afternoon tea

StRAtEGiC AiR LiFt CApABiLity AnD nAtO

4.00 Safe Strategic Air Lift For Operations Of the German Bundeswehr• Military(MCCEandEATC)aswellascommercialcompanies

providing capabilities • Majorrequirementsandprocedures(Customs,Airfreightsecurity,

Dangerous goods) to ensure Strategic Air Lift • Challengesinamultinationalenvironment Lieutenant Colonel Harald Struzyna, Head of Department Heavy Lift Transport, Logistikzentrum Der Bundeswehr

4.30 implementing the nAtO Airworthiness policy (nAWp)• PresentationoftheNAWP• ImplementationoftheNAWP• NATORecognitionProcess(NRP)• ActionPlan• Actualimplementation Richard Duriez, Armament & Aerospace Capabilities Directorate, nAtO Hq

5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day two Lieutenant General Richard Felton CBE, Director General Defence Safety Authority, UK MoD

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