2009 Annual Report - RTCA

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Recognizing Excellence: RTCA Annual Awards The entire aviation community greatly benefits from the dedication, commitment, and service of the legion of RTCA volunteers who invest thousands of hours understanding problems, deliberating alternatives, and building consensus. While the work of all volunteers is essential to the success of RTCA activities, each year RTCA recognizes those who contributed above and beyond through their leadership and extraordinary commitment and dedication to the consensus process. The RTCA Achievement Award — Lorne Cass and Bob Lamond The RTCA Achievement Award, the organization’s highest honor, recognizes the person or persons who have made the most significant contribution to the successful accomplishment of RTCA’s mission and support of the aviation community over the past year or over a sustained period. The RTCA Policy Board selects the recipient of the RTCA Achievement Award presented each year. The 2009 Achievement Award recipients, Lorne Cass of Delta Air Lines, and Bob Lamond of the National Business Aviation Association, currently serve as the co-chairs of the Air Traffic Management Advisory Committee (ATMAC) Bob Lamond Lorne Cass Requirements & Planning Work Group (R&P WG). Under their leadership, the R&P WG is instrumental in helping to form aviation community consensus leading to the implementation of operational capabilities in the near-to-mid-term. In presenting the award, RTCA President Margaret Jenny noted, “Our award this year underscores the principle of government and industry collaboration, the very foundation of RTCA’s service to the aviation community.” 14 RTCA • 2009 Annual Report
RTCA Committee Member Recognition Each year RTCA hosts an awards luncheon in honor of committee members whose contributions over the past year have most significantly advanced the development of recommended performance standards, including MOPS and MASPS, reports, and guidance for the improvement of safety, capacity, and efficiency in aviation. During the 2009 awards event, committee volunteers from across the aviation community were recognized in the following two categories. Citations Citations recognize the special demands required of RTCA Special Committee chairmen and other RTCA participants who serve in leadership roles and who make truly significant contributions. Thierry Arino Egis Avia Stephen Diehl The Boeing Company Tim Etherington Rockwell Collins, Inc. Matt Harris The Boeing Company Donald Jansky Jansky/Barmat Telecommunications Richard Jennings Federal Aviation Administration Ken Jones NASA Tadash Jones Rosen Aviation LLC Patrick Krohn Universal Avionics Systems Corp. Richard Lazarick CSC Identity Labs Hui Men The Johns Hopkins University Dinkar Mokadam Association of Flight Attendants Joe Morrissey Broward College Timothy Murphy The Boeing Company Truong Nguyen NASA Kelly O’Keefe Access Partnership LLC Robert Saffell Rockwell Collins, Inc. Eric Vallauri Egis Avia Lou Volchansky Federal Aviation Administration Christer Wilkinson AECOM System Solutions 2009 Annual Report • RTCA 15
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