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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: Jun. 3, 2003
Table of Contents
- DAY 1
- 8.30 Registration and Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Wing Commander (Ret’d) Andrew Brookes, Aerospace Analyst, International Institute for Strategic Studies.
- 9.10 CASE STUDY
- Flying Training
- Flying Training and RAF Flying Training System
- Aims and objectives of Flying Training
- Current issues
- The role of Flying Training
- Future implications of Flying Training
- Squadron Leader R K Dyson, Deputy Chief Instructor, RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
- Wing Commander Mike Longstaff, OC TRG WG (Chief Instructor), RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
- 9.40 FUTURE FIGHTER TRAINING - A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
- Fighter training
- What is being changed and implemented
- Replacement programme update
- Successful implementation case study
- Design changes required
- Unique challenges yet to be faced
- Speaker to be confirmed, , .
- 10.20 SYNTHETIC TRAINING SERVICES
- Royal Air Force Tornado GR4
- Training needs analysis
- Planning the services
- Delivery of the service
- Application & development of key technologies
- Lessons learnt
- 11.00 Morning Coffee
- 11.20 COCKPIT AVIONICS
- The future of fighter cockpit avionics and its role in fighter
- Mission requirements and pilot needs
- Training design
- Successful implementation
- Cockpit displays and controls with associated avionics
- Hans Brandtberg, Director Strategy and Technology Management, Display and, SaabTech.
- 12.00 BGT SYSTEMS IN NATO
- Interoperability of AACMI Systems : the flight profile recorder
- Capabilities in training and flight safety
- Advantages of interoperable AACMI systems
- Future fighter training/ internal ACMI solutions
- NIAG study group on AACMI, conclusions and recommendations
- Growth potential
- Major Erwin Fischer (Ret’d), Marketing Manager, Chairman NIAG SG 71, BGT.
- 12.40 Lunch
- 2.00 HIGH ENERGY ADVANCED TRAINING
- Max Heyder, Vice President, Advanced Trainer & Light Combat Aircraft, EADS Military Aircraft.
- 2.40 SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY AND INFRASTRUCTURE
- Current and future programmes
- Training effectiveness
- Emerging technologies for training
- Technology insertion and facilities management
- Holistic systems approach
- Nicholas S. Edwards, Programme Manager, Military Flying Training System, QinetiQ.
- 3.20 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 ADVANCED JET TRAININIG FOR 4TH/5TH GENERATION FIGHTERS
- Mission management
- Man machine interface
- Situational awareness
- Visual battlespace
- Training for future netcentric environment
- Life cycle costs/OCU download
- Training for integrated mission planning de-brief
- Roger Searle, Flight Operations, IFS Defense.
- 4.20 FIGHTER LEAD IN BASIC TRAINING
- The Lahav approach
- Training mission
- Training and trainee requirements
- Avionics architecture
- Development of new systems
- Nir Itzhaky, Deputy Director of Avionics, IAI Lahav Division.
- 5.00 Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One, Followed by a Drinks Reception
- DAY 2
- 8.30 Re-registration and Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- 9.10 ITALIAN AIRFORCE PILOT TRAINING
- New concepts in Italian Air Force fighter training
- Italian training programme overview
- The key concepts
- Changing objectives
- Future plans
- Colonel Roberto Duraccio, Head of the 2nd Office, Training & Operational Issues, Italian Air Force.
- 9.40 CASE STUDY
- Mission training via distributive simulation
- The training requirements?
- Exercise management
- Interoperability & standards
- Security implications
- National programmes
- NATO SAS-034 study, first wave
- Steve Adlem, Chief Systems Engineer, Thales Training & Simulation.
- 10.20 CASE STUDY
- M-346 programme maturity & training effectiveness
- Legacy
- Man machine interface
- Performance capability
- Imbedded training
- Safety
- Colonel Olinto Cecconello, Chief Test Pilot, Aermacchi.
- 11.00 Morning Coffee
- 11.20 MILITARY FLIGHT TRAINING
- The human influence
- Training as selection
- Cognitive analysis of training requirements
- Vertical and horizontal aspects of training programme design
- Social aspects of training delivery
- Structured methods in training optimisation
- Dr Malcolm James Cook, Senior Lecturer in Human Factors, University of Abertay Dundee.
- 12.00 PC - 21 ADVANCED TRAINER
- Aircrew training through the intelligent use of technology
- Defining the military training requirement
- Addressing the military requirement through technology
- Expanding the training requirement envelope
- Providing for future training challenges
- Nigel Wainwright, Training Systems Manager, Pilatus Aircraft.
- 12.40 Networking Lunch
- 2.00 TOTAL FIGHTER TRAINING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
- T-38C
- Introduction and transition to fast jet training
- Courseware, simulators, and aircraft training designed for synergy
- Training flow from specialised undergraduate pilot training, to introduction to fighter fundamentals, to combat crew training - building in efficiency
- Future plans to meet 21st century fighter training concurrency
- John J Foncannon, Courseware and Logistic Support Manager, T-38C, The Boeing Corporation.
- Kristin Robertson, Simulator Development Manager, The Boeing Corporation.
- 2.40 ADVANCED COMBAT AIRCRAFT
- Training
- The future technological and human challenge
- Development of new training systems and training technology
- Application of training media to the task
- The student’s progression through the system
- Geoff Clarkson, Technical Leader Airborne Systems, ASIG, QinetiQ.
- Dr Tony Doyle, , Air Human Factors Consultant.
- 3.20 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 L 159B FIGHTER TRAINER PROJECT
- Case study
- The L 159B programme
- Project update
- Meeting the requirements of the military air forces
- Developing fighter pilot skills and concepts
- Support packages
- Martin Mamula, L159B Project Manager, Aero Vodochody.
- 4.20 EUROFIGHTER
- Initial training in Alenia Aeronautica
- Evolution of Alenia Aeronautica flight simulation facilities
- Understanding customers’ requirements
- Eurofighter Typhoon initial training
- Recent advancements
- Planned use by customers
- Future development
- Cristiano Montrucchio, Simulation Manager, Alenia Aeronautica.
- 5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
AbstractThis will be the 4th Annual Fighter Trainer Conference. With the continual trend towards cost cutting while increasing capability, Fighter Trainer 2003 will address the present and future Military requirements for training fighter pilots. It will analyse individual country and multi - nation flying schools, fighter trainer programmes and requirements. Leading Military, Government and Industry speakers will give invaluable insight into the latest technological and system advances in fighter training, air combat and flying proficiency. This conference will give key case studies on individual training jets, simulators, actual training in fighters and address the pressing need for how future fighter training requirements will be achieved.
Benefits of Attending:
- IDENTIFY the key issues in fighter training now and in the future
- ANALYSE all major requirements relating to military flight training
- LEARN of the unique challenges yet to be faced
- ASSESS case studies on leading training jets
- UNDERSTAND the human influence in fighter training
A unique opportunity to learn from leading industry experts including:
- Wing Commander Mike Longstaff, OC TRG WG (Chief Instructor), RAF Linton-on-Ouse
- Colonel Antonio Conserva, Programme Manager, Italian Air Force
- Colonel Olinto Cecconello, Chief Test Pilot, Aermacchi
- Major Erwin Fischer (Ret’d), Marketing Manager, Chairman NIAG SG 71, BGT
- Wing Commander Andrew Brookes (Ret’d), Defence Analyst, International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Gary Harrison, Head of Air Force Training Service, Thales Simulation & Training
- John J Foncannon, Courseware and Logistic Support Manager, T-38C, The Boeing Corporation
- Maurizio Spinoni, Simulation, Training Aids & Operability Manager, Alenia Aeronautica
“Outstanding, very professional, informative”
Bernard Gajkowski, Deputy Product Manager, STRICOM - Previous SMi Fighter Trainer Attendee
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