2022 Cabin Crew Conference

Training for Aviation’s Next Era

EATS is entirely dedicated to airline simulation and training, allowing you to discover the latest innovative training solutions for pilots and cabin crew. Supported by the training industry and subject matter experts, the EATS 2022 conference provided practical solutions for those day to day challenges and offered key insights into the future of the industry.

Presentations and moderated discussions led by industry and airline experts allowed the airline training community to share best practice, lessons learned and the challenges of recovery and return to growth.

Day 1 – Tuesday 8^th November 2022

Session 1 – Opening Remarks & Keynote Addresses (combined Pilot & Cabin Crew)
1) Captain Yann Renier, Head of Training & Licensing, IATA
2) Captain André Berger, Head of Flight Operations and Training, TUI Airline

Session 2 – Opening of the Cabin Stream – Current & Future Insights for Cabin Crew
1) Angela Gallorini, EASA, supported by Raghoonundun Gunputh, Lufthansa Flight Training & Noel Houlihan, Aer Lingus
Initial Cabin Crew Training, Fostering Harmonisation
2) Alexandra James, Analysis Output Manager, Osprey Flight Solutions
A Situational Awareness Update on Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling into the EU and UK
3) Carlin Clarke, Facilitator, Leadership Development & Engagement, Breeze Airways
Developing a More Leaderful Workforce for Effective Passenger Management

Session 3 – Evolving Concepts in Cabin Crew Training
1) Mark Farquhar, Chief Training Captain, easyJet
Innovating Crew Training Throughout the Pandemic
2) Filip Aerts, Head of Training, Cedric Buch, Cabin Instructor/CBTA Expert & Gert Van Quekelberghe, Cabin Training Manager/CBTA Expert, Brussels Airlines
3) Henrik Wiechel, Training Manager, Nova Airlines AB
Implementing EBT for Cabin Crew

Session 4 – Workshop
CBTA/EBT Workshop for Cabin Crew, hosted by Brussels Airlines and Novair.
Moderators:

• Henrik Wiechel, Training Manager, Novair
• Cedric Buch, Cabin Instructor/CBTA Expert
• Gert Van Quekelberghe, Cabin Training Manager/CBTA Expert

Day 2 – Wednesday 9^th November 2022

Session 5 – Developing & Changing Training for Challenges in the Cabin
1) Trevor Dale, Managing Director, Atrainability Ltd.
Making Memories Sticky – Writing to the Long Term Memory
2) Raghoonundun Gunputh, Product Manager Safety Training, Lufthansa Aviation Training
Training Re-Imagined: The Next Level
3) Trevor Jensen, Aviation Management Consultant, Trevajan Consullting
The Cabin Crew Role in Reduced Flight Operations

Session 6 – Air Carrier Training Insights
1) Philip Baum, Managing Director, Green Light Ltd. & Visiting Professor, Aviation Security, Coventry University
Inflight Security Challenges
2) Katarina Uusi-Esko, Cabin Safety Officer, Finnair
Developing Resilience Through Cabin Crew Training
3) Allyson Kukel, Head of Airline Engagement, Halldale Group
Leave Worry at the Gate: Simple Tools to Build Resilience

Session 7 – Security Training
1) Juliana Oliveira, Senior Cabin Crew, Vueling S.A.
Making the Practicals a Practice
2) Ian Mitchell, Lead Designer – Cabin Crew, Air Canada
Air Canada’s Approach to Disruptive/Unruly Passenger Training
3) Lex Heemstra, Human Factors Specialist, Independent Human Factors
Unruly Passengers – De-Escalating the Situation Before it Gets Worse

Session 8 – Training Technology & Disruptors (combined Pilot & Cabin Crew)
1) Fabian Riesen, CEO, VRM Switzerland
Evidence Based Training Concepts Implemented on the First EASA Qualified Virtual Reality Training Device
2) Mark Collins, Business Development Director – Simulation, Epic Games Inc.
Using Game Engines for Next Gen Flight Simulation
3) Captain Andreas Pfisterer, Head of Flight Operations & Crew Training, Lilium
Training Challenges for the New eVTOL Aviation

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