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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: May. 20, 2008
Table of Contents
- DAY 1
- 8.30 Registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Wing Commander (Ret’d) Andrew Brookes, Aerospace Analyst, International Institute for Strategic Studies.
- 9.10 Fast Jet Training in the Royal Air Force
- The Royal Air Force Military Flying Training System
- Assets and capabilities
- Training for future warfare
- Training methodologies
- Air Commodore Brian Newby, Director of Flying Training, Royal Air Force.
- 9.50 Fighter Training in the South African Air Force
- Advanced training in South Africa
- Training on the Hawk
- A look to the future of training
- Colonel Norman Minne, Senior Staff Officer Combat, Operational Systems, Air Command, South African Air Force.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 International Fighter Training in Canada
- International requirements
- Training challenges
- Assets and capabilities
- The way ahead
- Lieutenant Colonel Kurt J Saladana, Chief of Staff, 15 Wing Moose Jaw, Department of National Defence, Canada.
- 11.40 Alenia Aermacchi: M-311 and M-346. A challenging Training Philosophy
- The Training Philosophy
- The M-311 Integrated Training System
- The M-346 Integrated Training System
- Dr Umberto Rossi, Vice President, International Sales, Alenia Aermacchi.
- 12.20 Networking Lunch
- 1.50 Romanian Air Force Training
- The Mig-21 modernisation programme
- A look at the Romanian multi-role fighter
- Advanced combat training systems
- Colonel Laurian Anastasov, Commander, MiG-21 Squadron, Romanian Air Force.
- 2.30 Advanced Jet Training in the US Navy
- Training undergraduate pilots for F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF)
- Selecting the right aviator
- Capability based training
- Balancing time, cost and quality across the training continuum
- Commander Mark McLaughlin, Assistant Chief of Staff for Training, Chief of Naval Air Training, US Navy.
- 3.10 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 The Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program (ENJJPT)
- Enhancing standardization and interoperability through joint training
- Meeting multinational requirements of training
- Challenges and requirements
- Colonel David E Petersen, Commander, 80th Flying Training Wing, US Air Force.
- 4.20 Advanced Jet Training in the Royal Air Force
- Advanced training in the RAF
- Changes implemented to Phase 3 and 4 training
- A look to the future of training
- Squadron Leader Ed Thomas, OC C Flight 19 (R) Squadron, RAF Valley, UK.
- 5.00 Spanish Air Force Advanced Training Capabilities
- Training challenges
- Assets and capabilities
- DAY 2
- 8.30 Registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Sir Colin Terry, Former President, Royal Aeronautical Society.
- 9.10 Training on the F-22 Raptor - A US Perspective
- Advanced flight training and converting to the F-22
- Raptor capabilities
- F-22 mission trainers
- Colonel William H Mott V, Commander, 325th Fighter Wing, Air Education and Training Command, US Air Force.
- 9.50 T-38 Talon Training Programme
- Overview of the T-38 training in the US
- Pilot Instructor Training (PIT)
- Training T-38 Instructors
- Supersonic jet training
- Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals (IFF) in the US
- Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Perrilloux, Commander, 560th Flying Training Squadron, US Air Force.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 Embedded Training Solutions for the Next Generation Air Warrior
- Next generation air warrior training needs
- Air to air training and air to ground training
- Situation awareness training
- Joint coalition training
- New debriefing tools - accelerating the learning curve
- The BVR solution
- Yariv Lavi, Marketing Director, BVR Systems.
- 11.30 European Onboard Training
- • European onboard training
- • In-flight simulation systems
- • Current status Joint forces training - the vision
- • Eurofighter ACMI future capabilities
- • Interoperability
- • Debriefing aids
- Lieutenant Colonel (Ret'd) Erwin Fischer, Head of Marketing, Missile Systems Division, Air Training Systems , Diehl BGT Defence.
- Oded Efrati, Head of Business Development, Training & Simulation Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. - MLM Division .
- 12.10 Networking Lunch
- 1.20 Simulation vs In-Flight Training
- Solutions on how to provide a context and to train fighter pilot competencies
- A look at simulation and embedded training and experience from the Royal Netherlands Air Force
- Experience from E-Cats Embedded training. BVR- WVR
- Intelligent Training Aircrafts
- Competency based fighter training
- Michel Keuning, Senior ICT Engineer, National Aerospace Laboratories (NLR).
- 2.00 A Look at the New Common Data Debriefing Tool
- Importance of an interoperable debriefing tool for training for the US and International Air Forces
- Debriefing within coalitions
- Improving international interoperability
- Challenges of interoperability
- Rudi Woodward, Chief, Range Instrumentation Requirements Division, Air Combat Command, US Air Force.
- 2.40 High-G Training for Military Aircrew
- Risk management in operational environments - deployable solutions
- Hi fidelity simulation for enhanced situational awareness
- Night vision compatible solutions and training methodologies
- Wing Commander Nic Green, Centre of Aviation Medicine, Royal Air Force, UK.
- 3.10 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 Human Factors Training Required for Fighter Pilots in the RAF
- Development and evaluation of performance
- Human factors training
- Current human factors training for student fighter pilots
- Squadron Leader Adrian Rycroft, OC Human Factors Training Sqadron, Central Flying School, Royal Air Force.
- 4.20 ATFS-400 Authentic Tactical Fighting System and Realistic Air Combat Training
- • Centrifuge-based motion training systems
- • Decreasing dependence on High G environment and training
- • Integrating physical stresses in an authentic virtual learning environment and preparation for actual flying in training events
- • Use of simulation to reduce training costs
- Air Commodore (Ret'd) Rick Peacock-Edwards , Military Training Advisor to ETC, ETC (Europe).
- 5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
AbstractFighter Training is an excellent opportunity to hear about the latest developments in national and international Fighter Training programmes and meet experts in the fighter training community.
Attend and:
Learn About Training on 5th Generation Fighters. The US Navy will be discussing undergraduate training for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) and the US Air Force will discuss training on the F-22 Raptor.
Discuss the Benefits of International Training Programmes. Hear updates on The Euro-Nato Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) and on the future of NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC).
Debate the benefits of Simulation vs In-Flight Technology. Learn about experiences of embedded simulation as well advances in technology of onboard training.
Understand the Challenges of Human Factors in Training. Examine the challenges of High-G Training for military aircrew and development and evolution of pilot performance.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Air Commodore Brian Newby, Director of Flying Training, Royal Air Force
- Colonel Norman Minne, Senior Staff Officer Combat Operational Systems, South African Air Force
- Colonel Laurian Anastasov, Commander, MiG-21 Squadron, Romanian Air Force
- Colonel William H Mott V, Commander, 325th Operations Group, Air Education and Training Command, US Air Force
- Colonel David E Petersen, Commander, 80th Flying Training Wing, US Air Force
- Commander Mark A McLaughlin, Assistant Chief of Staff for Training, Naval Air Training Command, US Navy
- Lieutenant Colonel Carlos de Palma Arrabal, Air Staff, Plans Programmes Section, Spanish Air Force
- Lieutenant Colonel Kurt J. Saladana, Chief of Staff for 15 Wing Moose Jaw, Department of National Defence, Canada
- Squadron Leader Ed Thomas, OC C Flight 19(R) Squadron, Royal Air Force
- Squadron Leader Adrian Rycroft, OC Human Factors Training Squadron, Central Flying School, Royal Air Force
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