SMi Air Mission Planning 2010

Mission planning for diverse and complex air operations remains a key challenge in order to maintain operational effectiveness. The modern aviator has always required efficient ground based mission planning in place; however, they increasingly need effective onboard tactical decision tools in order to deal with an unfolding situation and enjoy the full operational picture.

Assessing a wide range of military, commercial and humanitarian operations, Air Mission Planning will allow you to analyse the latest operations and experiences in delivering strategic, tactical and operational mission planning for air operations. With a range of presentations, take the opportunity to learn both national MOD and NATO perspectives and requirements.

Network with a senior line up of speakers and ensure that your organisation is at the forefront of providing fully interoperable mission planning systems and support to air operations.

Why should you attend this event?

LEARN about the latest operational planning experiences – discover how NATO and national Air Force’s are approaching mission planning for air operations

DISCUSS interoperability, data exchange and cross-domain solutions for the modern mission planner

ASSESS the experiences of mission planners from the civil sector – what can military aviation planners learn?

ANALYSE the latest mission planning solutions and technology on offer

NETWORK with a senior line up of military speakers from UK, USA, Canada, Australia, France, Czech Republic and across the NATO Alliance

Also featuring...

• Senior Air Operations Representative, HQ Air Command, High Wycombe, UK
• Colonel Richard Leakey, Commander, UK Joint Aviation Group, Afghanistan, Joint Helicopter Command, UK
• Diego Ruiz-Palmer, Head of Planning Section, NATO HQ
• Colonel Paul Bader, Officer Commanding, Joint Force Air Component Command (JFAC), French Air Force
• Major Aline Lamontagne, Head, Integrated Mission Planning Aerospace Capability, Canadian Forces
• Odie Evans, Principal Operations Consultant, Engineering Group, NATO Air Command and Control System Management Agency (NACMA)
• Lieutenant Colonel (Ret'd) Dean Wild, Mission Planning Software Consultant, Wildfly Solutions, and former System Manager -Aviation Mission Planning Systems, Australian Defence Force
• Richard Sharp, Senior Marketing Manager, Air Systems Division, Thales
• Andrew Webster, Technical Lead, Rotorcraft Mission Systems, QinetiQ

Who should attend?

Military and government profile includes:

Commanders, Branch Chiefs, Directors, Assistant Directors, Programme and Project Managers, Staff Officers, Engineers for:

• Plans and policy
• Air plans and requirements
• Operational planning
• Integrated mission planning
• Research
• Systems and Software
• Logistics planning

Industry profile includes:

Presidents, CEOs, Vice Presidents, Directors, Managers, Analysts, Programme and Project Managers, Engineers and Officers for:

• Mission planning systems and software
• Mission support systems
• Systems architectrue
• Air systems
• Strategy 
• Sales and marketing
• Business development
  

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