DAY THREE | 2 APRIL

8:50 am - 9:00 am CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS:

9:00 am - 9:30 am NAVAL AVIATION & THE RAPID INSERTION OF TECHNOLOGY: HOW TO INTEGRATE NEW TECHNOLOGIES INTO TRAINING SYSTEMS FASTER AND AT LOWER COST

• Addressing the timeline and requirements of procuring a new future fighter lead-in training program

• Outlining the priorities of the FAcT (Future Aircrew Training) programme

• Training requirements for the new fleet of F-35As 

9:30 am - 10:00 am PANEL DISCUSSION: LIVE VIRTUAL CONSTRUCTIVE ECOSYSTEM, REVOLUTIONISING THE WAY PILOTS ARE TRAINED

Lieutenant Colonel John Cummings - Autonomous Collaborative Platforms Division Chief, US Air Force

• Allowing pilots training in realistic and challenging environments difficult to replicate in the real world

• Enabling pilots to train against unexpected adversaries, unexpected event and complex threats

• AI, VR, Adaptive Training to enable customized and immersive training environments for aircraft pilot

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Lieutenant Colonel John Cummings

Autonomous Collaborative Platforms Division Chief
US Air Force

11:00 am - 11:30 am MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING

11:30 am - 12:00 pm THE CONVERGENCE OF TESTING AND TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE: USING THE SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT TO TRAIN AND PREPARE AGAINST REALISTIC THREATS

Colonel Christopher Harm - Chief, Operational Training Infrastructure Division, United States Air Force
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Colonel Christopher Harm

Chief, Operational Training Infrastructure Division
United States Air Force

12:00 pm - 12:45 pm USAF’S NEXT-GENERATION AIR COMBAT: COLLABORATIVE COMBAT AIRCRAFT (CCA) PROGRAMME


·      • Exploring CCA and the concept of crewed uncrewed teaming

12:30 pm - 1:30 pm LUNCH AND NETWORKING

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Colonel Alessandro FIORINI

Commander of the 72nd Helicopter Flight Training Wing
Italian Air Force

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Colonel Sean Karrels

Commander
Special Operations Aviation Training Battalion

2:00 pm - 2:30 pm ETAP’S PRIORITIES, PLANS AND CHALLENGES IN TRAINING FOR FLYING TRANSPORT AIRCRAFTS & ENHANCING THE TACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF PILOTS

Colonel Carlos Herráiz Linares - Commander, European Tactical Airlift Centre
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Colonel Carlos Herráiz Linares

Commander
European Tactical Airlift Centre

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm AFTERNOON COFFEE AND NETWORKING

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm ETAP’S PRIORITIES, PLANS AND CHALLENGES IN TRAINING FOR FLYING TRANSPORT AIRCRAFTS & ENHANCING THE TACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF PILOTS

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Colonel Pasquale SAVINO

Commander of Italian Air Force Airlift Training School (S.A.T.A.).
Italian Air Force

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Colonel Carlos Herráiz Linares

Commander
European Tactical Airlift Centre

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm DAY THREE CLOSING KEYNOTE: HUNGARY’S ROLE IN THE DEFENCE OF EASTERN EUROPEAN AIRSPACE

Brigadier General Ugrik Csaba - Flight Director, Hungarian Defence Force


·       Key points to learn from the Ukraine conflict and the impact on future training

·       Enhancing readiness. presence and deterrence

·       Expanding the Gripen fleet to support more advanced air operations

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Brigadier General Ugrik Csaba

Flight Director
Hungarian Defence Force