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Continuous Improvement of Business Aviation SafetyNBAA’s Flight Attendant Committee continues to promote the importance and necessity forprofessionally trained flight attendants/third crewmembers onboard large cabin aircraft and encouragesall cabin safety professionals to attend this two-day conference providing educational courses to helppromote career development. The conference sessions will focus on cultural and industry changes whichbring value to the role of the business aviation flight attendant to provide cabin safety, security andservice.The 2008 Flight Attendant Conference was a tremendous success with record attendance along withnumerous speakers promoting cultural awareness, regulatory updates and industry related issues, andthe importance of crew resource management in handling in-flight emergencies.AgendaThursday, June 25, 20092:00 pm – 5:00 pmManager/Lead Flight AttendantRoundtable MeetingJoin us for this group discussion highlightingthe best practices of major flight departments inareas of cost savings, management perspectives,training, consistency of services, and methods ofcommunication.6:00 pm – 7:00 pmFirst Time Attendee MeetingThis event is intended for first time attendees.Plan to meet the Flight Attendant CommitteeChairperson, committee members, network andgain help with planning what sessions to attendat the Conference. Committee members will beavailable to answer any questions or concerns thatyou may have.6:00 pm – 8:00 pmWelcome Reception & ConferenceRegistrationVendor Display Tables OpenFriday, June 26, 20097:30 am – 8:30 amRegistration & Continental BreakfastVendor Display Tables Open8:30 am – 9:00 amConference Welcome & IntroductionsJudy Reif, NBAA Flight AttendantsCommittee ChairSteven J. Brown, NBAA Senior Vice PresidentOperations9:00 am – 10:30 amKeynote SpeakerFred Reid, President FlexjetSEBA Level: AllMr. Reid will address corporate aviation businesscycles, current financial difficulties, and predictionson the future of our industry. He is also a strongsupporter of flight attendants and their trainingand will discuss his commitment to those efforts.Mr. Reid’s career within the aviation industry isimpressive and spans over 20 years. He has heldsenior executive positions with a number ofairlines and currently serves as President of Flexjetby Bombardier.10:30 am – 11:00 amMorning BreakVendor Display Tables Open11:00 am – 12:30 pmAnatomy of an AccidentPresented by Lauren Jarmoszko, FACTS Training,Marianne Prunner, Flight Safety International,Jeff Hare, J. Hare Safety & Survival SystemsSEBA Level: AllRepresentatives from FACTS, FlightSafety andJ.Hare Safety and Survival Systems, will discuss severalhigh profile business and commercial aviationincidents/accidents. The presentation will focus onthe importance of having trained cabin crewmembersonboard, and dissect featured accidentswhere human factors, CRM, lack of training andsurface contamination were contributing factors.Additional discussions include decompression,flight attendant seat location and divan seating.The lessons learned from these aviation accidentscan be applied to future emergencies.12:30 pm – 1:45 pmLunchVendor Display Tables Open1:45 pm – 2:45 pmAltitude PhysiologyPresented by CAMI (Civil Aerospace Medical Institute)SEBA Level: AllThis presentation covers the physiological elementsencountered in flight and prepares flightpersonnel to deal with potential occurrences suchas loss of cabin pressure, hypoxia, trapped gasproblems, decompression sickness as well as selfimposedstress that can magnify any of the abovephysiological events.
2:45 pm – 3:15 pmHypoxia Awareness TrainingPresented by: FACTS TrainingSEBA Level: AllFACTS Hypoxia Awareness Training device (FACTSHAT), the worlds only computer controlledhypoxia trainer delivers real-time computer assessmentsof the psychomotor and cognitiveimpairments resulting from created hypoxia. Thedevice is capable of simulating operating altitudesto 30,000 feet familiarizing crewmembers with thedangerous and paralyzing effects of hypoxia in asafe setting.The FACTS Hypoxia Trainer is an interactive computertouch screen program that accommodatestwo volunteers at a time and will allow everyoneattending the session to experience and/or witnessall of the signs, symptoms, and effects of highaltitude hypoxia and to allow a better understandingof human factors during an insidious, rapid orexplosive decompression.3:15 pm – 3:45 pmAfternoon BreakVendor Display Tables Open3:45 pm – 5:00 pmEmergency Response Preparednessfor Flight AttendantsPresented by Pete Agur, The VanAllen GroupSEBA Level: AllTraining prepares a flight attendant to react and respondto emergencies in flight. However, once anevent has ended, other issues must be dealt with.This session explores the critical events surroundingan aircraft event and the impact on passengers,crew, victims, survivors and next of kin.Beyond caring for the physical well being, there aredeeper issues concerning the hearts and minds ofthose involved during the hours, days, weeks andmonths beyond. With the information providedit will be easier for you to understand and reactappropriately to those concerned.Included also in this discussion are proactive stepsyou can take before an event that will make youbetter prepared to respond even more effectivelyduring and after any crisis.Finally, this session discusses the role of the employeeFlight Attendant versus that of a contractor,and the differences in their respective roles in acrisis situation5:00 pm – 5:15 pmConference Day Wrap Up andAnnouncementsJudy Reif, NBAA Flight Attendants Committee ChairScott Arnold, NBAA Flight Attendants CommitteeVice Chairsaturday, June 27, 20097:45 am – 8:15 amBreakfastVendor Display Tables Open8:15 am – 8:45 am2009 NBAA Flight Attendant ScholarshipAwards Presentation8:45 am – 9:45 amPersonal Security for Global TravelPresented by: Joseph W. Hemmer, CEO – AviationFacilities Security GroupSEBA Level: AllThis presentation explores the responsibilitiesand avenues of assistance for the corporate flightcrewmember as they travel outside of the comfortand support structure of the United States. Issueshighlighted are itinerary planning, host nationlaw enforcement and security liaison informationand avenues of assistance during internationaltravel. Additional information will be provided forlocal custom practices, hotel, luggage, travel andtouring security, emergency response procedures,introduction and orientation to common-sensedefensive tactics that can be employed by anyone,and taking CRM beyond the aircraft.9:45 am – 10:15 pmMorning BreakVendor Display Tables Open10:15 am – 11:15 amWhat You Don’t Know COULD Hurt!Presented by: Dr. Paulo Alves, MedAireSEBA Level: AllFlu, Accident, Gastrointestinal Issues - should anillness or injury strike during your travels, wouldyou be prepared? What are the health resourcesin different destinations? What conditions couldaffect your ability or that of your passengers to flysafely back home? In this presentation, Dr. PauloAlves will introduce participants to the realities oftoday’s travel environment. Drawing upon statisticalevidence from more than 46,000 cases handledannually by MedAire, participants will learn to recognizeand cope with potential threats whether inflight or on the ground. Additionally you will takeaway key prevention strategies to mitigate againsthealth risks before your departure.11:15 am – 11:45 amRegulatory & Security UpdatesPresented by: Doug Carr, NBAASEBA Level: AllThis session will cover the recent progress regardingthe Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP) aswell as other initiatives being implemented by theTransportation Security Administration and theDepartment of Homeland Security. These effortsaffect every aspect of business aviation includingthe duties and responsibilities of the cabin crewrelating to passenger security, ramp security and
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