10:00 Registration

10:30 Session 1. Flight safety operations - a complex issue

• Airline accident prevention made easy by adopting international practice
  Valeriy Shelkovnikov, Member of the Board, International Flight Safety Foundation

• IOSA standards implementation: lessons learned
  Speaker TBC, Aeroflot-Russian Airlines

• Implementation of risk management in airlines: best practices
  Anatoly Slusar, Director of Insurance and Risk Management Department , Aeroflot-Russian Airlines

12:15—12:35 Coffee Break

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• An integrated information field for all involved in air transportation process
  Michael Neymark, Deputy Chief Designer, Ilyushin Co.

• SWOT analysis in airline operations
  Dmitry Shiryaev, Honored pilot of Russia, VIM-Avia airline

• How an airline can use flight data to analyze and evaluate air crew flying skills
  Oleg Butyrin, Deputy Department Head,
  Alexandr Lopushenko, Chief Pilot, SAT Airlines

13:45 – 14:45 Lunch

• The “human factor in aviation”- myths and reality
  Prof.Vladimir Ponomorenko

• Increasing significance of CRM training for airlines
  Vitaliy Derevanko, Chief CRM Instructor, Aeroflot-Russian Airlines

• New trends in pilot training methods
  Speaker TBC, Lufthansa Flight Training

16:00 – 16:20 Coffee Break

• New view on Human Error
  Johan Lundstrom, Manager Human Factors, GCAT Flight Academy

• Unruly passengers- legal aspects and practical application
  Rickard Liljedahl, Medical and Safety Instructor,
  Gunnar Sundelin, Safety and Security Instructor , GCAT Flight Academy

9:30 Registration and morning coffee

Session 2. Aviation authorities and professional associations contribution to safety

• Development of Russian Federal Flight Safety Program
  Speaker TBC, Ministry of Transport

• Russian civil aviation safety regulation: planned improvements
  Anatoliy Volomyrets, Deputy Head, Russian State Transport Oversight Service

• Harmonizing Russian aviation legislation with international standards – a priority task
  Anatoly Yakimchuk, Chief Pilot , Aeroflot- Russian Airlines

• Latest IATA initiatives in enhancing flight safety
  David Mawdsley, Senior Advisor on Aviation safety, IATA

• Do airlines need IAMS? S7 Airlines Integrated Airline Management System feasibility study
  Valeriy Kulavskiy, Deputy to General Director, Quality and flight safety Management, S7 Airlines

12:00 – 12:20 Coffee Break

• Flight operations safety management system - new ICAO recommendations: a European airline’s view
  Ingo Lushen, Managing Consultant, Lufthansa Consulting

• Aeronavigation services and flight safety
  Leonid Sherbakov, Chairman of Aeronavigation Committee, Air Transport Operators Association

• Modern navigation principles and technologies -- RNP, RNAV and Performance Based Navigation (PBN) -- and its positive affects on safety and emissions
  Brian Staurseth, Senior Representative for Russia & CIS, Federal Aviation Administration

• The role of insurance companies in upgrading flight safety system
  Nikolai Ustimenko, President, AVICOS-AFES Insurance Group

14:00 - 15:00 Lunch

Session 3. Airline as a key element of aviation safety

• Flight safety management -- Volga-Dnepr Case Study
  Yuriy Malevinskiy, Volga-Dnepr Airlines

• Airline challenges in developing flight safety management systems
  Viktor Aksyutin, General Director, Aviashelf airline

• Impact of “Air Crew Schedule Regulations” on airline efficiency
  Stanislav Tsibul’ko, Deputy General Director- Flight Operations Director, Transaero Airlines

• Air Crew – ATC communication problems
  Andrey Sitnyanskiy, Flight Management Director, Atlant-Soyuz airline

• How individual aircraft service life impacts flight safety
  Sergey Eremin, Chief Engineer, UTair Expres airline

17:00 Cocktail reception

This Conference will bring together industry, governmental, scientific, legal, financial, and academic experts to address some of the most critical issues of safety

Who should attend:

Professionals from civil aviation authorities and transport ministries, airlines, airports, air traffic services providers as well as personnel of organizations directly involved in supporting the aviation business such as air cargo operators, insurers, risk managers, manufacturers, law and consulting firms, and international and regional organizations.