Technical Program Sessions
Program Sessions.
Legislative & Regulatory Update
Moderated by Ambrose Clay, City of College Park
To provide an annual update on federal legislation, regulations/actions and research related to aviation noise and emissions.
Alternative Fuels for Sustainability in Aviation
Moderater to be determined
Learn about the benefits of sustainable alternate jet fuels, their impact on climate change, their ability to reduce criteria pollutants, and how they will pave the way for less reliance on foreign petroleum.
General Aviation Session
Moderater to be determined
Hear from local airports on noise issues and how each airport has worked to improve problems for the benefit of their surrounding community.
New Entrants: The Big Picture
Moderater to be determined
Learn about the newest technology in travel and how their businesses are being established. From electric lift to personal vertical lift and small UAV's there is something that will excite everyone in this session on the newest endeavors for aviation.
Noise Research and Policy
Moderated by Gilles Bourgeois, Transport Canada
Find out how the latest research on noise in aviation will affect the policies put forth by the FAA and the new US administration.
Operation Solutions with Exisiting Fleets
Moderated by Sandy Lancaster, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Take a look at the noise reduction operations in effect currently and the research on steeper approaches that will allow for less disturbance of the communities surrounding airports.
Platforms for Finding Regional Consensus on Airspace Changes
Moderated by Dave Carbone, Lockridge Grindal Nauen & NOISE
Determine the factors that are critical to the success of committees established to develop regional consensus on airspace changes
Technology's Long Term Solution
Moderated by Armando Tovar, Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority
Looking to the future, we know changes in technology will help reduce commercial aviation noise. Hear about what is on the horizon from NASA the FAA and Airline Manufacturers.