April 18-21 2016Rosen Shingle Creek

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Spread over four days, WATS 2016 will include five independent and impartial conference streams alongside the sector’s biggest tradeshow.

Be part of the world’s largest meeting of aviation training professionals.

Optimizing Blended Learning and Training Technology

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The 19th Annual World Aviation Training Conference and TradeshowWATS 2016 is dedicated to airlines, training organizations, training and simulation equipment suppliers and regulators to meet and network in a professional, focused and targeted forum. WATS goal is to provide answers to training questions, and practical solutions to day to day training challenges, while addressing long term industry trends. WATS aim is to underpin the critical safety programs and processes that enable the global airline industry.

Targeted ProgramThis year’s theme is ‘Optimizing Blended Learning & Training Technology’. The now pressing demand to recruit and train talented personnel to fill the pilot, maintenance and other staff shortages will be a key focus of

the event. Recruitment and selection (identifying those with the ‘right stuff’) will be key, and once recruited the optimum use of new technologies, mentoring, guidance and teaching will be basic to the successful conversion of those recruits to airline professionals.

Conference StreamsFive complimentary streams:• World Airline Pilots (WATS Pilot)• Regional Airline Pilots (RATS)• Cabin Crew (WATS Cabin)• Maintenance (WATS Maintenance)• Helicopter Aviation Training (HATS)

New in 2016 is a formal program to encourage students and help them transition from their college careers to the airline world.

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WATS 2016 Registration

WATS 2016 Attendee Rates

Early Bird Rate Regular Rate Last MinuteDelegate Type (to March 1st) (March 2nd – April 14th) (from April 15th)

Industry Delegate $825.00 $975.00 $1,075.00

Airline/University/Government/ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Members

$565.00 $695.00 $800.00

Serving Military $220.00 $220.00 $220.00

Golf $109.00 $109.00 $109.00

Social ProgramBook your place today and join over 1,000 aviation training professionals. All tickets include entry to the 5 Conference Streams, Networking Reception and Exhibition. WATS is optimized to provide all delegates the maximum return on their investment in the event. The dialog goes on through the breaks and lunches provided to all attendees in the exhibit hall and the hotel outlets throughout WATS 2016.

For registration enquires, contact wats@halldale.com

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Receptions, Lunches, Breaks and the Golf Tournament are all designed to break down any existing barriers between the communities and groups present at WATS. The aim is to increase the sense of community at the event and aid professional discussion. All WATS participants are treated equally with full access to all meals, all conference sessions and the exhibits available to all. The popular WATS Golf Tournament on Monday April 18th, sponsored by Aerosim, is designed for all levels of player and takes place on the par 72, 18 hole course right next to the hotel.

All remaining WATS events

are held within the exhibit hall. The WATS

Networking Reception on the evening of

Tuesday, April 19th will feature cash bars

and the opportunity to mingle amongst

delegates and exhibitors. Wednesday

afternoon will feature the Exhibitor

Hospitality event, giving the exhibitors

the opportunity to entertain delegates at

their booths and give them a tastes of

their culture, food and drink.

ABX Air • ADF Airways • Aerolineas Argentinas • Aeroman • AeroMexico • Air Canada • Air Georgian Limited • Air New

Zealand • Air Transat • Air Wisconsin • Airberlin • Alaska Airlines • Allegiant Air • Alliance Aviation • Amaszonas Linea Aerea

• American Airlines • Amerijet International • ANA, All Nippon Airways • Aramco Associated Company • Atlas Air • Avianca

• Baer Air • Calm Air International • Cargolux • China Airlines • CommutAir • Compass Airlines • Condor Airline • Delta •

Lufthansa • DND • Emirates • Endeavor Air • Envoy Air • Ethiopian Airlines • Etihad Airways • Eva Air • ExpressJet Airlines

• Fedex • Fiji Airways • First Air • fly sunwing • flydubai • Frontier Airlines • GoJet Airlines • Hawaiian Air • Horizon Air •

Interjet (ABC Aerolíneas) • JALUX Inc. • Japan Airlines • Jazz Aviation LP • JetBlue Airways • Lao airlines • LATAM Airlines •

Lufthansa CityLine • Miami Air • Middle East Airlines • NetJets • Novair • OceanAir (Avianca Brasil) • Omni Air International •

Pegasus • Perimeter Aviation • PHI Inc. • Piedmont Airlines • PrivatAir • Provincial Air • Qatar Airways • Republic Airways •

SAA International • Shuttle America Corporation • Skyregional Airlines • SkyWest Airlines • Southern Air • Southwest Airlines

• Spirit Airlines • Starliteaviation • Sun Country Airlines • Sunwing Airlines • TAM Airlines • Trans States Airlines • TUI Airlines

Belgium - Jetairfly • Turkish Technic • United Airlines • UPS • Virgin America • VLF Aviation • Volaris • WestJet Encore

WATS is the world’s largest gathering of

aviation training professionals from airlines,

regulators, training providers and industry

with more than 1,200 expected from 50+

countries over three days of conference

and trade show from April 19th to 21st in

Orlando, Florida.

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of delegates said they will be returning to WATS 2016.90%

of delegates said WATS 2015 was excellent or above average.96%

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0900-1000: Session 1 – Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (all conference tracks) • TBD• Earl Weener, Board Member, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

0900-1030: Session 5 – Focus on Current Air Carrier Training Issues • Captain Chris Hanson, B777/787 Flight Training Manager, British Airways, Dual Fleet Flying • Dr. Kathy Abbott, FAA, Managing Automation or Managing Aircraft Flight Path: How Does Pilot Training Need to Evolve?• Dr. Nihad Dadzic, Minnesota State University, AAR Aerospace Consulting, Utilization of TRSS to Assist Pilot Decision-Making Process during Critical Runway Operations

0900-1030: Session 5 – State of the Regional Airline Industry • Stacey Bechdolt, Senior Director- Safety & Technical Affairs/ Regulatory Counsel, Regional Airline Association (RAA)Regional Airline Challenges and Opportunities• Rob Burke Manager, FAA Air Carrier Training Systems and Voluntary Safety Programs Branch (AFS-280)Simulation Display Technologies• TBD

1115-1245: Session 6 – Air Carrier & Industry Training Insights • Warren Christie, Senior Vice President, Safety, Security and Training, JetBlue Airways, JetBlue Airways’ Innovative Pilot Training Program• Capt. Michael McCaskey, Managing Director, Flight Training, United Airlines, New Strategies and Technologies to Optimize Aviation Learning and Training• Frank Rister, Certification Test Pilot and TRI on A320 and B737, Truestream Aerospace, Model-Based Pilot Training

1115-1245: Session 6 – Flight Path Management• Captain Paul Preidecker, Chief Flight Instructor, Air Wisconsin AirlinesNew Hire Training Issues• Captain Paul Kolisch, Manager of Flight Operations Training, Endeavor Air Flight Path Management Issues• Kent Lovelace, Professor & Director of Aviation Industry Relations, University of North Dakota (UND)Preparing Certified Flight Instructors for an Airline Career

1415-1545: WATS Pilot BREAKOUT Session I• Panel on “Airline UPRT Implementation Experience” Moderated by Dr. Sunjoo Advani, IDTPanelists will include: - Captain Jon Tovani, Delta Air Lines - Captain Brad Bennetts, South African Airlines - Captain Paul Scully, Aer Lingus

1415-1545: RATS Pilot BREAKOUT Session IPartnerships and Solutions – New Training Approaches• TBD, ExpressJet Airlines, Employing AQP data for New Hire Training• Stacey Bechdolt, Regional Airline Association (RAA), RAA Air Carrier Pilot Training (ACE) Program• Arianna Hoffmann, Human Capital Management & Performance, Evaluating New Hire Pilot Attitude and Behavior with Probationary Assessments• Lynn McMullen, Chair of the School of Aviation, Seneca College, An alternative approach to Student Pilot Training to Help Meet Canada’s Pilot Shortage

1630-1800: WATS Pilot BREAKOUT Session II• FAA National Simulator Program (NSP) Update and Q&A SessionWith Larry McDonald, National Simulator Program (NSP) Manager, AFS-205and Chuck Miller, Aviation Safety Inspector, FAA NSP

• International Pilot Training Consortium (IPTC) A panel session looking at the work of IPTC Working Group 3 on “FSTD ATC Voice Communication Training”. Panelists will include: David Roe, Cathay Pacific; Dr. Jeremy Goodman, MicroNav; Dr. Janeen Adrion Kochan, ARTS Inc; Al Johnson, PlaneComm Ltd; Christopher Sorenson, East Michigan Uni./Eagle Flight Center

1630-1800: RATS Pilot BREAKOUT Session IIPartnerships and Solutions - Keeping the Pipeline Flowing• Panel on “Regional Airline Student Pilot-New Hire Incentives Programs”Participants: PSA, ExpressJet, Envoy Air• Panel on “The Importance of Aviation Educational Outreach” Moderator: Hank Coates, Vice President, Aerosim Technologies/Executive Director, Aerosim Flight Academy

1100-1230: Session 2 – The Opening Act: Industry Thought Leadership (all conference tracks) • Sandy Samuel, VP and General Manager, LMCFT• Captain David Owens, Airbus, What Needs to Change in Training and Why• Captain Nathalie de Ziegler, Investigating Officer, Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses, Loss of Control in-Flight, a Common Thread between AF 447 and QZ 8501?

1400-1530: Session 3 – Global Pilot Supply and F/O Training Issues (World Airline Pilot/Regional Airline Pilot) • Erfan Chowdhury, Management Systems Consultant, Dassault Falcon Jet, Long Term Implications of Pilot Demand/Supply Facing the Airline Industry• Captain Torbjorn Wischer, CAE, From Cadet to Captain Training: Next Generation Needs• JR Starch, Chief Operating Officer, Chief of Flight Operations, US Aviation Group, Building Leadership in Future Captains

1615-1745: Session 4 – S&T Regulatory Imperatives (World Airline Pilot/Regional Airline Pilot) • TBD• Robert Burke, Manager, AFS-280, FAA & Dr. Jeff Schroeder, Chief Scientist for Flight Simulation Systems, FAA, Impact of Upcoming Stall/Upset Requirements in the US • Mark Dransfield, Managing Director, ETOPS, Flight Simulator Training Device (FSTD) Regulatory Update

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1000-1100: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1000-1100: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS

1230-1400: Lunch Sponsored by CAE 1230-1400: Lunch Sponsored by CAE

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1745-1930: Networking Reception 1745-1930: Networking Reception

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1245-1415: Lunch Sponsored by FlightPath International 1245-1415: Lunch Sponsored by FlightPath International

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0900-1030: Session 7 – Simulation Technology & Visualization Update (all conference tracks)• TBD, TRU Simulation + Training• Ed Koharik, Executive Director, FlightSafety Visual Displays, Simulation Display Technologies• TBD, Barco Simulation

1115-1245: Session 8 – Mobile, e-Learning and New Media Insights (all conference tracks)• Dr. Suzanne Kearns, University of Western Ontario, Emerging Trends in Training Technologies• Lori Brown, Associate Professor, Western Michigan University, Customizing Mobile Training to Fill the Gap Between the Classroom and Simulation – A Case Study• Kim Halat, Avsoft International, A Perfect Scorm is Brewing on the Horizon

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0900-1030: Session 5 – Training Solutions for Cabin Challenges • Martin Maurino, ICAO, ICAO Guidelines on Education, Training and Reporting Practices related to Fume Events: What should the cabin crew know? • Noel Houlihan, Training Officer, Aer Lingus, Inadvertent Slide Deployments – Identifying & Tackling the Problem• Kris Hutchins, Manager, Inflight Safety and Quality, WestJet, Lessons Learned – Revising and training new emergency evacuation procedures following an elevated incident.

0900-1030: Session 5 – Regulations, Challenges and Trends • Carlos Unger, Manager, Customer Training – Commercial Aviation, EmbraerInternational Regulations Accepting Training Devices in Lieu of Aircraft• Terry Michmerhuizen, Associate Professor, Western Michigan UniversityBetter Ways to Communicate Technical Information• Nusret Bülent Topcu, Chief of Examinations, Training Department,Turkish TechnicThe New Normal; Sustainability in Training Through ‘SMS’

1400-1530: Session 3 – Looking Forward... Sharing Insights • Kellie White, Training Manager, Safety and Emergency Procedures, Emirates• Stephen Howell, Managing Director, Flight Service Standards and Training, American Airlines Engaging Cabin Crew through Mobile Learning• Dan Duren, Learning Consultant, Southwest AirlinesA Whole New (Mager) World at Southwest Airlines

1400-1530: Session 3 – Training Analysis & Development• Amrish Pathack, Chief Engineer, AirBusiness Academy SingaporePrinciples of Training Design• Dennis Manson, Instructional Designer, Aviation AustraliaEfficient/Targeted New Technology Training for Maintenance• Kyle Crooks, Mission and Maintenance Training, TRU Simulation + TrainingAdopting Military Best Practices for the Civil Market

1115-1245: Session 6 – Communicating, Let’s Talk About It! • Olga Chasina, Aeroflot-Russian Airlines & Vitaly Chaschin-Semenov, Intech IndustryProfessional English for Flight Attendants • Richard Gomez, MedAire & Heidi MacFarlane, Comply 365• Dr. Shari Frisinger, CornerStone Strategies LLC & Colette Hilliary, FlightSafety InternationalRisk Management-It’s All in Your Head

1115-1245: Session 6 – Panel on Next Generation Training Analysis, Development & Delivery Tools• Bill Railer, CEO, BrainPathAutomated Training Analysis and Design Tools, Including ROI• Eddy Robertsen, Vice President, Business Development, MunioLMS Leading Trends• David O’Brien, Vice President Business Development, Modest Tree3D Training Development – Fast, Easy, Affordable

1615-1745: Session 4 – Media Matters • Trevor Dale, Director, AtrainabilityA Sideways View – using video to enhance cabin crew training• Ivan Noël, President, Inflight Institute Just because you can doesn’t mean you should…• Claire Coleman, Airbus The transformation from classroom to virtual reality

1615-1745: Session 4 – Have you Thought about This?• Andrew Kozak, Training Manager, JetBlue AirlinesJetBlue Gateway Apprenticeship Program• Hans Meyer, Senior Manager, Quality and Training, Lufthansa TechnicNew Approaches to Recurrent Human Factors Training• D. Smith, Program Manager, US DOT Transportation Safety InstituteSMS and Accident Investigation Training

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1530-1615: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1530-1615: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS

1745-1930: Networking Reception 1745-1930: Networking Reception

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1245-1415: Lunch Sponsored by FlightPath International 1245-1415: Lunch Sponsored by FlightPath International

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0900-1030: Session 7 – Simulation Technology & Visualization Update (all conference tracks)• TBD, TRU Simulation + Training• Ed Koharik, Executive Director, FlightSafety Visual Displays, Simulation Display Technologies• TBD

1115-1245: Session 8 – Mobile, e-Learning and New Media Insights (all conference tracks)• Dr. Suzanne Kearns, University of Western Ontario, Emerging Trends in Training Technologies• Lori Brown, Associate Professor, Western Michigan University, Customizing Mobile Training to Fill the Gap Between the Classroom and Simulation – A Case Study• Kim Halat, Avsoft International, A Perfect Scorm is Brewing on the Horizon

0900-1000: Session 1 – Opening Remarks and Keynote Addresses (all conference tracks) • TBD• Earl Weener, Board Member, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

1100-1230: Session 2 – The Opening Act: Industry Thought Leadership (all conference tracks) • Sandy Samuel, VP and General Manager, LMCFT• Captain David Owens, Airbus, What Needs to Change in Training and Why• Captain Nathalie de Ziegler, Investigating Officer, Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses, Loss of Control in-Flight, a Common Thread between AF 447 and QZ 8501?

1000-1100: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS 1000-1100: Coffee Sponsored by EPST & MPS

1230-1400: Lunch Sponsored by CAE 1230-1400: Lunch Sponsored by CAE

1630-1800: BREAKOUT Session II (Maintenance & Cabin Crew combined)

Beyond CBT: Game-Based Training Efficacy, Efficiency and Applications for TrainingWith Amanda Bond, Principal/Lead Human Performance Engineer, Cubic Global Defense, and Kellie White, Training Manager, Safety and Emergency Procedures, Emirates

1415-1545: BREAKOUT Session I (Maintenance & Cabin Crew combined)

Guaranteeing Training Results with Mager’s CRIWith Rex Connor, Co-Founder, Mager Consortium, and Dan Duren, Learning Consultant, Southwest Airlines

1400-1530: Session 3 – Safety 2.0 – What’s Next? • USHST Outreach 2.0 This marks the 10th year of the formation of the United States Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) and parallel efforts around the world whose volunteers have developed safety education programs which have contributed to a 50% reduction in helicopter accidents. Representatives of USHST will present the next steps for further improving rotary-wing training and safety.

1400-1530: Session 3 – Training Analysis & Development• Amrish Pathack, Chief Engineer, AirBusiness Academy SingaporePrinciples of Training Design• Dennis Manson, Instructional Designer, Aviation AustraliaEfficient/Targeted New Technology Training for Maintenance• Kyle Crooks, Mission and Maintenance Training, TRU Simulation + TrainingAdopting Military Best Practices for the Civil Market

1630-1800: Session 6c – Challenges of Getting Airborne • Capt Sudhir A K Kumaren, Chief Instructor, Layang Layang Helicopter Academy, MalaysiaInnovations in Flight Training Funding• TBD• TBD

1115-1245: Session 6a – Driving Safety Through the Next Generation • USHST / FAA Rotorcraft CFI Special Emphasis Session with FSDO / FAST team

1415-1545: Session 6b – Alternative Rotors in the Airspace • TBD• Jim Takats, TRU Simulation + TrainingLive Virtual Constructive Training: Making it Real in the Civilian World• TBD

1615-1745: Session 4 – Evolving Excellence • Gordon Harwell, Lead Check Airman and Instructor, S76 and AW139, PHIBeyond Minimums: The Pursuit of Aviation Professionalism and Organizational Excellence• TBD, Finmeccanica Helicopters (formerly AgustaWestland)The Evolution of OEM Training• TBD

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1745-1930: Networking Reception 1745-1930: Networking Reception

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0900-1030: Session 7 – Simulation Technology & Visualization Update (all conference tracks)• TBD, TRU Simulation + Training• Ed Koharik, Executive Director, FlightSafety Visual Displays, Simulation Display Technologies• TBD

0900-1030: Session 5 – Brain Training for Pilots • Jerome Bresee, Training Systems Division, Allen Corporation, Glen Dimock & Jan Cocatre-Zilgien, Simulation Engineers, Frasca InternationalFundamental Processes and Technologies for Personalized and Adaptive Training• Christian Müller, Manager, Next Generation Flight Training, SwitzerlandAdapting Airline Training Concepts to the Helicopter Industry• Mauricio Lorenzini Coelho, Thorus Aero Service, Neurocognitive Processes and Use of Advanced Training Devices for Helicopters to Maintain Skills for Instrument Flight

Students from aviation academies and universities are being invited to attend WATS to join our airline community and learn what it takes to be a pilot or maintainer once they have completed their course. A recent meeting at the RAA showed how few university students have a real grasp of what to expect at an airline or through their career. SECA will address the opportunity that is open to them and the practical ‘how to’ of how to approach airline recruiters and prepare for a career in aviation.

A morning session outlining the opportunities offered by a growing global airline industry will be followed by an opportunity for them to visit the exhibits. After lunch a moderated session with airline leaders and an extensive ‘talk back’ session will give students an opportunity to ask questions and compare notes on the day.

There is acceptance that the global airline industry faces a critical shortage of personnel. The current generation of students, from university to middle school, will provide the future members of our industry. In order for that to happen our industry, and governments, must make the career attractive and attainable to all sexes and ethnicities. A career path that enables students and their parents to see their ROI is basic to that aim. Funding for education and training, the pathway from education to the airlines, and a career once qualified must all be more obvious tomorrow than they are today. Those discussions will underlay the WATS and SECA conferences.

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Aviation Academy of AmericaAXIS Flight Training Systems

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Britannica Knowledge SystemsCAE

CAT MagazineCirrus Aircraft

Comply365CPaT Global, LLC

CTC AviationDelta

ECA GroupEDM Ltd

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FlightSafety InternationalFrasca Flight Simulation

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Training OrchestraTRU Simulation + Training

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WATS 2016 Current Exhibitors

North America

Natalie Morris

+1 407 322 5605 or natalie@halldale.com

Rest of the World

Jeremy Humphreys

+44 1252 532009 or jeremy@halldale.com

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of Exhibitors were happy with the quality of delegates.95%

of Exhibitors said they are coming to WATS 2016.93%

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