smi group's fast jet pilot training eastern europe 2016

9th - 10th June 2016, Andel’s Hotel, Prague, Czech RepublicCentral and Eastern Europe’s Leading Fast Jet Pilot Training Conference

EvEnT HiGHliGHTS:

1. Over 10 Air Force Commanders and Senior Training Offi cers

confi rmed to speak making this the most senior and focused

Fast Jet Training meeting in the region!

2. MilitaryBriefingsfromThe Czech Republic, Poland, Denmark,

Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Portugal

3. Dedicated focus on synthetic training, acquisition

programmes and readiness

4. Real solutions presented and offered within the Fast Jet Pilot

Training Eastern Europe Exhibition

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Offi cial Event Partner

Czech Air Force

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HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Tomas Kuchta, Deputy Minister for Industrial Cooperation and Defence Industry Management, Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic

Brigadier General Stefanik, Commander, Czech Air Force

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of General Staff, Czech Armed Forces

Colonel Petr Tomanek, Chief of Combat Training, Czech Air Force

Colonel Petr Hromek, Commander of the 21st Tactical Air Base, Czech Air Force

Colonel Jiri Kacer, Head of Department of Air Force and Aircraft Technology, University of Defence, Czech Republic

REGIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:

Major General Max Nielsen, Chief of Air Staff, Royal Danish Air Force

Major General Jan Sliwka, Deputy Commander of General Command, Polish Armed Forces

Colonel Eberhard Freiherr von Wintzingerode-Knorr, Operational Forces Command, German Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Albin Swanz, Deputy Commander of the Pilot Training Institute and Head of Jet Pilot Training Austrian Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Stefan Ungerth, Head of the Swedish Air Force, Combat Simulation Centre, Swedish Air Force

Lieutenant-Colonel Jerome Armand, Deputy Head of Air Training Command, French Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Afonso Gaiolas, Operations Division, Portuguese Air Force

Air Commodore (Ret’d) Terry Jones, Former Director Flying Training, Royal Air Force

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Dear Colleague,

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in The Fast Jet Pilot Training Eastern Europe taking place between the 9th and 10th June 2016 in Prague.

As the Czech Air Force, in partnership with NATO, begins the development of a new version of the International Training Centre for Fighter pilot training by 2018; fast jet capabilities in the Central and Eastern European region are becoming more important than ever, both to act as a viable aerial deterrence as well as for potential combat missions abroad as part of larger coalition forces. As such, cooperation and interoperability in this area will become increasingly important.

There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings together senior military leadership, project decision makers and subject matter experts alongside contractors and cutting edge industry solution providers to collaborate on future endeavours that will enhance the security and stability of Eastern Europe and its neighbouring countries.

Both Brigadier General Stefanik, Commander of the Czech Air Force and myself believe Fast Jet Pilot Training Eastern Europe is the perfect environment for this collaboration, therefore we are lending our support behind it as leading participants alongside many of our fellow Czech Air ForceOfficers.

I would ask you to pay particular attention to our conference agenda which has been put together with great care to give you the very best opportunity to benchmark and learn from subject matter experts relating to the enhanced fast jet training capability.

Only through learning and networking with our peers can we enhance and improve our ideas and execution of military projects, I urge you to join us in June 2016 with many other likeminded individuals to ensure you too can benefi t from this unique forum.

Yours Sincerely,


Tomas Kuchta, Deputy Minister for Industrial Cooperation and Defence Industry Management, Ministry of Defence of Czech Republic


Major General Max Nielsen, Chief of Air Staff, Royal Danish Air Force

Major General Jan Sliwka, Deputy Commander General Command, Polish Air Force

Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of General Staff, Czech Armed Forces


Colonel Petr Hromek, Commander of the 21st Tactical Air Base, Czech Air Force

Colonel Jiri Kacer, Head of Department of Air Force and Aircraft Technology, University of Defence, Czech Republic

Colonel Eberhard Freiherr von Wintzingerode-Knorr, Operational Forces Command, German Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Albin Swanz, Deputy Commander of the Pilot Training Institute and Head of Jet Pilot Training, Austrian Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Stefan Ungerth, Head of the Swedish Air Force, Combat Simulation Centre, Swedish Air Force

Lieutenant-Colonel Jerome Armand, Deputy Head of Air Training Command, French Air Force

Lieutenant Afonso Gaiolas, Operations Division, Portuguese Air Force

Air Commodore (Ret’d) Terry Jones, Former Director Flying Training, Royal Air Force

Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:

JOIN US FOR THE COMPLIMENTARY VISIT TO AERO VODOCHODY’S PRODUCTION FACILITY

At the end of day one, we are proud to announce our lead sponsor Aero Vodochody will be hosting a drinks reception and site visit, showcasing their latest aircraft

models in their main hangar facility. Join us and network with the leading jet training experts from across the region in this unique and exciting environment.

Evening of the 9th June 2016, Aero Vodochody Facility, Prague

“The speakers represent the highest level of expertise on fast jet training and air force capabilities and it is pleasure to be a member of such a distinguished group”


JOIN US FOR THE COMPLIMENTARY VISIT TO AERO VODOCHODY’S PRODUCTION FACILITY

L-59Ttrainerjetinflight L-159A on the production line at the Aero Vodochody facility

Completed L-159E awaiting delivery

Fast Jet Pilot Training Eastern Europe Day One 9th June 2016 www.fastjettraining.com

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08.00 Conference Registration and Informal Introductions

08.30 Chairman’s Opening Address Colonel Petr Tomanek, Chief of Combat Training, Czech Air Force

08.45 Opening Ministerial Address: The Czech MOD’s Desire to Build Industrial Relations to Enhance Military Air Capabilities Tomas Kuchta, Deputy Minister for Industrial Cooperation and Defence Industry Management, Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic

09.00 Overview of the New International Training Centre•WhythenewcentreisneededfortheEasternEuropean

region•Selectingthestaffandsyllabustomaximisejointand

international pilot training•HowthecentrewillimproveoverallinteroperabilityofNATO

pilots during missions•HowtheCzechRepublicwillcoordinatetheproject,building

on from the original MATC Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander,

Czech Air Force

09.30 The Future of Slovakian Fast Jet Capability•Howthiswillimprovejointoperationswithregionalpartners

such as other V4 nations •DevelopingtheSlovakiantrainingregimetocoincidewith

new jet acquisitions•Cooperatingwithalliestooptimisecurrentandfuture

training programs Brigadier General Miroslav Korba, Commander Air Force,

Slovakian Air Force (Subject to Final Confirmation)

10.00 Feasibility and sustainability of jet pilot training in 21st centuryJakub Fojtik, Head of business department of the Defence & MRO Division, Aero Vodochody A S

10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking in the Exhibition Area

11.00 Modernising the Polish Jet Trainer Fleet for Optimal Pilot Training •ThebenefitsofthenewM-346TrainerforPolishpilots•Howtheaircraftwillimprovefastjetpilotingskillwithinthe

Polish Air Force •TheM-346’scompatibilitywithcurrentandplannedfuturefrontlinefighterjets

•WhatnextgenerationplatformsarePolandlookingtoacquire as part of modernising efforts?

Major General Jan Sliwka, Deputy Commander General Command, Polish Armed Forces

11.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor

12.00 Air Force Leaders Panel: The Potential for Integrated Jet Fighter Operations•Exploringtheneedforajointregionalair

policing missions•ImprovingAirSuperioritycapabilitiestodefend

common Air Space•Integratingnationalfighterfleetsasanoption?•Thebenefitsthiswouldbringtothesecurityofthewider

region Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech Air Force Major General Max Nielsen, Chief of Air Force Staff, Royal Danish Air Force Bohuslav Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of General Staff , Czech Armed Forces Major General Jan Sliwka, Deputy Commander General Command, Polish Armed Forces

12.30 Networking Lunch

13.30 Danish Fighter Pilot Training For the Modern Air Force•CurrenttrainingsystemsinplaceforDanishF-16Pilots•PartneringwithfellowNordicnationsforeffectivetraining

results•TheneedforinternationalpartnershipstoenhanceDanish

contributions to joint missionsMajor General Max Nielsen, Chief of Air Force Staff, Royal Danish Air Force

14.00 Simulation and Air Force Integrated Training System

Ivo Gamba, Technical Director, VR Group, a.s.

14.30 Utilising Simulation Technology to Maximise Pilot Combat Readiness•OverviewoftheSwedishAirForceCombatSimulation

Centre•Tacticsdevelopmentinpreparationformissiondeployment:

from air-air to ground attack•Enhancingteamtrainingthroughnetworkedsimulatorsand

team-based combat scenariosLieutenant Colonel Stefan Ungerth, Head of the Swedish Air Force Combat Simulation Centre, Swedish Air Force

15.00 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area

15.30 The Importance of Joint Force Interoperability When Considering Next Generation Flight Training •WhyCentralandEasternEuropeanDefenceForcesMust

Collaborate More In the Future To Ensure A Higher Standard of Training

•CurrentInitiativesandProjectsFromCzechAF,NATOandEDA

•ImplicationonCostandGreaterJointForceStandardisationBohuslav Major General Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of General Staff, Czech Armed Forces

16.00 Contract Air Services: Building Partnership Aviation Capacity Saint Lehtinen, Director Business Development, Draken International

16.30 Pilot Education as an Essential Element of the Training Cycle•AnoverviewoftheMilitaryPilotMaster’sDegreemodule•Howthisimprovestacticalflyingskillsforyoungpilots•Exploringnewtechnologiestointegrateintothetrainingand

education of new Czech pilots•PreparingfutureleaderstotakecommandoffastjetunitsColonel Jiri Kacer, Head of Department of Air Force and Aircraft Technology, University of Defence, Czech Republic

17.00 The Portuguese Approach to Modernising Fast Jet Pilot Training Post 2020•Acquiringnewtrainingandfrontlineaircrafttomeetthe

demands of 21st Century threats and warfare•Incorporationofsimulationtechnologiesinthesyllabusas

part of this new acquisition•Potentialpartnershipstomaximizetrainingdevelopmentwiththeintroductionofnewfighters

Lieutenant Colonel Afonso Gaiolas, Operations Divsion, Portuguese Air Force

17.30 Chairman’s Closing RemarksColonel Petr Tomanek, Chief of Combat Training, Czech Air Force

17.45 End of Fast Jet Pilot Training Day One

18.00-21.00 Site Visit to Aero Vodochody Aerospace’s Facility

Fast Jet Pilot Training Eastern Europe www.fastjettraining.com Day Two 10th June 2016

08.45 Conference Registration

09.15 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Colonel Petr Tomanek, Chief of Combat Training,

Czech Air Force

09.30 The Czech Approach to Fast Jet Pilot Training

•Currentsynthetictrainingprogramsinplacetoassistthe

training of new pilots

•WhattheCzechAirForceisdoingtoimprovethe

capabilities of its fast jet pilots

•Theprospectforpermanentlybuyingandincreasing

Gripen numbers

•Adaptingthetrainingregimetomeetincreasedpilot

numbers


Czech Air Force


10.30 UK RAF Perspective: From Doctrine to Implementation:

Improving Fast Jet Training for the Modern Day Air Force

•Lessonslearnedfromprevioustrainingupdateprograms

•Advancingtrainingtechniquestomatchoperational

requirements

•Jettraineracquisition:whattolookforinLead-inTraining

Aircraft

Air Commodore (ret’d) Terry Jones, Former Director Flying

Training, MOD

11.00 Morning Coffee and Networking in the Exhibition Area

11.30 The Austrian Approach to Fast Pilot Training

•Evolvingrequirementsformodernfastjetpilotselection

•DiscussingcurrentAustrianoperationalrequirementsand

how that effects the pilot training programme

•Lookingatfuturefightertechnologiesforenhanced

Austrian Air space defence

Lieutenant Colonel Albin Zwanz, Deputy Commander

of the Pilot Training Institute and Head of Jet Pilot Training,

Austrian Air Force


12.30 The Czech Air Force’s Air Combat Capabilities

•OperationalhistoryoftheGripeninCzechservice

•HowthishasgreatlyenhancedCzechAirDefense

capabilities

•CasestudyofCzechpilotparticipationinNATOAirPolicing

Missions and military operations abroad

Colonel Petr Hromek, Commander of the 21st Tactical Air

Force Base, Czech Air Force

13.00 Networking Lunch

14.00 How to become a Fighter Pilot within the German Luftwaffe

•EstablishingaduelcourseofstudiestoacquireaBachelor

Degree in Aeronautical Engineering

•Advantagesofthemultinationalmannedandmanaged

ENJJPT hosted in the US

Colonel Eberhard Freiherr von Wintzingerode-Knorr,

Operational Forces Command, German Air Force

14.30 Training System Integration

Peter Eadie, Strategy & Business Development

Manager Defence and Security, CAE

15.00 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area

15.30 Overcoming Budgetary and Technological Challenges to

Meet the Demands of Current High-Tempo Operations

•ReplacingtheAlphaDornierJettomeetnewfighterpilot

requirements

•HowtheAirForceiskeepingtraininguptostandardsin

lightofrecentreductioninauthorizedpilotflighthours

•Preparingpilotsforsustainmentoperationsinresponseto

increased operational requirements around the world

Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Armand, Deputy Commander,

French Air Force Flying Training Department

16.00 Panel Discussion: The Utility of Fast Jet

Simulation Training

•Cansimulatorseverreplaceactualflighthours?

•Discussingnationalapproachestofastjetsimulation

training

•Sharingadvancedsimulationtrainingtechniques

Colonel Eberhard Freiherr von Wintzingerode-Knorr,

Operational Forces Command, German Air Force


Czech Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Armand, Deputy Commander,

French Air force Flying Training Department

Lieutenant Colonel Albin Zwanz, Instructor Pilot,

Austrian Air Force

16.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Fast Jet Pilot

Training Day Two

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AUDIENCE PROFILE:

The participants of Fast Jet Pilot Training Eastern Europe will cover all aspects of the logistics cycle. The speakers and invited participants will be carefully selected to bring together those with active requirements foranenhancedfighterjetcapabilityandwillensurethataswellasmilitaryleaders,theOEMSandprimecontractorsparticipate.Wewill also make sure that the very latest technology innovators will be present to share their ground breaking equipment with a captive audience all looking to advance their fast jet programmes.

The audience will include, but not be limited to: • CommandersofAirForceswithfastjetcapability• Commandersoffastjettrainerandoperationalconversion

squadrons • Trainingsupportstaff• Contracttrainingstaff• Commercialfastjetcontractors• FlightSimulationtechnicians• Simulationprogrammemanagers

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5. Learn how to do business in Eastern Europe from procurement and high level military decision makers

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESSMi offer sponsorship, exhibition, advertising and branding packages, uniquely tailored to complement your company’s marketing strategy.

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Offi cial Event Partner

Czech Air Force

AERO Vodochody AEROSPACE a.s. focuses on the design and manufacturing of military and civil aircraft. It is the largest aviation manufacturer in theCzechRepublicandoneoftheoldestaerospacecompaniesintheworld.Inthefieldofmilitaryaircraft,Aerohasbeenareliablelong-termpartner to many of the world’s air forces. Aero has supplied more than 6,000 jet trainers, a number unequalled by any other aircraft manufacturer intheworld.Nowitfocusesonsupportofitsfinalproducts–L-39,L-59andL-159aircraftanddevelopmentofthenewgenerationofthelegendaryjettrainer–L-39NG.Inthefieldofcivilaviation,Aeropartnerswithmanyoftheworld’slargestmanufacturersinadiverserangeofprojectsincludingrisk-sharing programs. Aero is a founding member of the Confederation of the Czech Aviation Industry. www.aero.cz

OMNIPOLisaglobalreliablesystemintegratorandsupplierofdefence,securityandaerospacesystemswithoursatisfiedcustomersin60countriesworldwidesince1934.OMNIPOLhasexportedanddeliveredmorethan9000aircraftworldwide.OMNIPOLprovidessolutionsinthefollowingareas:•NewsubsonicjettrainerAeroL-39NGandrelatedservices–strategicsalespartnerofAERO•Uniquepassivesurveillance,reconnaissanceandmonitoringsystemsandsolutions•Bordermonitoringsystemsandsolutions•Productionsystemsandsolutionsforammunitionandcomponents•Spareparts,maintenance,repairs,overhaulsandrepairplantsforlandandairbornesystemswww.omnipol.cz

VR Group, a.s. is a leading Czech provider of comprehensive training solutions for armed forces, security forces and crisis management authorities. Thankstoitsoverfifteenyearsofexperienceindevelopment,implementationandoperationoftrainingsolutionsforarmedandsecurityforces,VRGroup, a.s. can offer cutting-edge training solutions. The company is a subsidiary of LOM PRAHA government enterprise, established by the Czech Republic Ministry of Defence. Its headquarters reside in Prague and the branches are located in Brno and Vyskov. www.vrgroup.cz

CAE isaglobal leader indeliveryof training for thecivilaviation,defence&security,andhealthcaremarkets.Wedesignand integrate theindustry’s most comprehensive training solutions, anchored by the knowledge and expertise of our 8,000 employees, our world-leading simulation technologies and a track record of service and technology innovation spanning seven decades. Our global presence is the broadest in the industry,with160sitesandtraininglocationsin35countries,includingourjointventureoperations,andtheworld’slargestinstalledbaseofflightsimulators. Each year, we train more than 120,000 civil and defence aircrew, as well as thousands of healthcare professionals. CAE’s Defence & Securitybusinessunitfocusesonhelpingprepareourcustomerstodevelopandmaintainthehighestlevelsofmissionreadiness.Weareaworld-class training systems integrator offering a comprehensive portfolio of training centres, training services and simulation products across the air, land, seaandpublicsafetymarketsegments.WeserveourglobaldefenceandsecuritycustomersthroughregionaloperationsinCanada;theUnitedStates/LatinAmerica;Europe/MiddleEast/Africa;andAsia/Pacific,allofwhichleveragethefullbreadthofCAE’scapabilities,technologiesandsolutions. www.cae.com

Draken International hassetanewstandardinadvancedcontractairservices.Withafleetofover70tacticalfighteraircraft,Drakenownsandoperates theworld’s largestcommercial fleetofex-militaryaircraft. Draken supportsmilitary trainingobjectivesaround theglobe,providingtremendouscost savingsover theuseof traditionalmilitary fighterassets.Draken’sextensivefleetofaircraft isequippedwith4thgenerationtechnology and flown byworld-class,military-trained fighter pilots. In fact, Draken is the only commercial provider supporting all USAF 5thGenerationfighterassets(F-22/F-35).Draken’scapabilitiesonthegroundareworld-class,includinga120,000squarefootmaintenance,repairandoverhaul facility staffed with highly skilled airframe, avionics and engine technicians. www.drakenintl.com

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