This webinar will discuss the history of low speed characteristics requirements and why there was a need for a change. It will also look at the current ASTM F44 Low Speed Characteristics requirements and how they are working in initial certification programs.
EVENT REGISTRATION LINK: https://igama.my.webex.com/igama.my/j.php?RGID=rc5eb94f497a3deaf83866d3f94754689
AGENDA:
| 10:30am ET | Introductions & Background |
| 10:40am ET | Departure Resistance – A Historical Look at How We Got to New 23.2150 (Lowell Foster) |
| 11:00am ET | New Safety Opportunities for CS23/Part 23 – ASTM F3180 (Marten Bosman) |
| 11:20am ET | New 23.2150 Implementation Experience (Dominique Roland) |
| 11:40am ET | Q&A |
| 11:55am ET | Key Takeaways & Future Sessions |
| 12:00pm ET | Webinar Closing |
SPEAKER INFORMATION:
| Lowell Foster, Director of Global Innovation and Engineering, GAMA |
| Joining GAMA in 2019, Lowell is responsible for developing new paths for the integration of emerging general aviation technologies and assessing technological shifts in how general aviation aircraft are designed, manufactured, maintained, and operated. Lowell has over 30 years’ experience as a flight test engineer, with time in the Air Force and Mooney Aircraft. But most of that time was spent in the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Aircraft Certification Small Airplane Standards Branch where he was responsible for a broad range of general aviation policy, and regulatory activities addressing the certification of new technology. |
| Marten Bosman, CEO/Consultant, Advanced Aviation Safety Services |
| Mr. Bosman graduated in Aeronautics from the Delft University of Technology. He worked for the Dutch Civil Aviation Authorities as Flight Test Engineer, in which function he was involved in the certification of many large transport aircraft, i.e. Airbus A320, ATR 42, Boeing 737,757,767,747, Dornier 228, Fokker 50,100 and several others. Mr. Bosman then moved on to work for the airlines in operational management positions. After that he joined Airbus and was involved in more than 20 accident and incident investigations, as the manufacturer’s chief investigator. During this he was one of the two European members of the Aviation Safety Alliance. He co-chaired the ARAC Fuel Tank Harmonization Working Group in the wake of the TWA-800 accident. He subsequently moved to Austria to work for Diamond Aircraft Industries as Head of Design Organization and later to JetAlliance as General Manager/Commercial Director Aircraft Maintenance. After that, he became Chief Technical Officer at LH Aviation in Paris. Presently, Mr. Bosman advises Pipistrel with the certification of the Panthera aircraft; and besides this, he chairs the ASTM F44.20 subcommittee on Flight Standards. Mr. Bosman holds an MBA in International Management and a private pilot license. Additional to his vast experience in aviation safety, his experience further includes airline operations, business jet operations, aircraft certification, aircraft maintenance, aircraft manufacturing and aviation management. |
| Dominique Roland, Head of General Aviation Department, EASA |
| 1 Career to date • April 2019 – Actually EASA – Head of General Aviation Department • September 2016 – March 2019 EASA – Head of GA and RPAS Department • September 2014 – August 2016 EASA – Head of Design Organisations Department • August 2005 – August 2014 EASA – DOA Team Leader – Test Pilot General Aviation • September 2003 – May 2005 CAP Industry - CEO • January 1997 – June 2003 ROBIN / CAP Aviation / APEX – Technical Director • January 1987 – August 1996 Avions MUDRY (EMVA) – Pilot / Quality Manager • March 1985 – December 1986 ODIC – CEO • November 1982 – February 1985 Avions MUDRY - Pilot • August 1980 - October 1982 Les Ailes du Maine – Chief Pilot 2 Education In general, self-taught. • 2010 EPNER – GA Test Pilot • 1981 Instrument Rating/Twin Engine Rating • 1980 Flight Instructor • 1978 Commercial Pilot Licence • Secondary Education (Baccalaureat) |
EVENT REGISTRATION LINK: https://igama.my.webex.com/igama.my/j.php?RGID=rc5eb94f497a3deaf83866d3f94754689
When
October 1st, 2020 10:30 AM through 12:00 PM