2009 Annual Report - RTCA
2009 Annual Report - RTCA
2009 Annual Report - RTCA
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Recognizing Excellence: <strong>RTCA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Awards<br />
The entire aviation community greatly benefits from the dedication, commitment, and service<br />
of the legion of <strong>RTCA</strong> volunteers who invest thousands of hours understanding problems,<br />
deliberating alternatives, and building consensus.<br />
While the work of all volunteers is essential to the success of <strong>RTCA</strong> activities, each year <strong>RTCA</strong> recognizes<br />
those who contributed above and beyond through their leadership and extraordinary commitment<br />
and dedication to the consensus process.<br />
The <strong>RTCA</strong> Achievement Award — Lorne Cass and Bob Lamond<br />
The <strong>RTCA</strong> Achievement Award, the organization’s highest<br />
honor, recognizes the person or persons who have made<br />
the most significant contribution to the successful accomplishment<br />
of <strong>RTCA</strong>’s mission and support of the aviation<br />
community over the past year or over a sustained period.<br />
The <strong>RTCA</strong> Policy Board selects the recipient of the <strong>RTCA</strong><br />
Achievement Award presented each year.<br />
The <strong>2009</strong> Achievement Award recipients, Lorne Cass of<br />
Delta Air Lines, and Bob Lamond of the National Business<br />
Aviation Association, currently serve as the co-chairs of<br />
the Air Traffic Management Advisory Committee (ATMAC)<br />
Bob Lamond<br />
Lorne Cass<br />
Requirements & Planning Work Group (R&P WG). Under their leadership, the R&P WG is instrumental<br />
in helping to form aviation community consensus leading to the implementation of operational capabilities<br />
in the near-to-mid-term. In presenting the award, <strong>RTCA</strong> President Margaret Jenny noted, “Our<br />
award this year underscores the principle of government and industry collaboration, the very foundation<br />
of <strong>RTCA</strong>’s service to the aviation community.”<br />
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