Events

EATS 2010

EATS 2010

EATS 2010

9-10 November 2010

European Airline Training Symposium -  WOW Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey  

The European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) will be traveling to Istanbul, Turkey for the 2010 in early November 2010. The overall conference theme this year will be  “A New Era in European Aviation Training".  

Sub-themes:  

  • European industry future dynamics and growth
  • Pilot recruitment, selection and primary training  
  • European flight training regulatory issues and EASA developments
  • Training for safety and security  
  • Flight deck human factors
  • FTO and TRTO training issues
  • Training for new aircraft and navigation technologies
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  • Positioning training organisations for economic recovery
     

 To Book your hotel at our special EATS 2010 rate please go to our Visitor Info page. 


2 Day Delegate Registration (Early Bird Rate) = €550
(Rate includes:  Entrance to the exhibition and all conference sessions, delegate information pack, all coffee breaks and lunches, networking reception and access to on-line proceedings following the event). To register click here.

 

Exhibition space and sponsorship opportunities are still available.
To exhibit please contact:

North America: Zenia Bharucha
Email:  zenia@halldale.com 
Tel:               +1 407 322 5605         +1 407 322 5605

RoW: Jeremy Humphreys
Email: jeremy@halldale.com
Tel:               +44 (0)1252 532009         +44 (0)1252 532009

 

 

EATS  News - In the run up to the show we produce a monthly newsletter w

hich gives you the latest show news, announcements of speaker confirmations and details of the social networking opportunities. To receive a copy of EATS  news please subscribe by clicking here.

Please feel free to pass on the link to your colleagues within the industry.  We would also value your feedback, so do tell us what you think.

 

 


 

 

 

EATS 2010 'CALL FOR PAPERS'
Abstracts required by 12 July 2010 
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The European Aviation Training Symposium (EATS) will be traveling to Istanbul, Turkey for the 2010 event and there is a limited number of presentation slots available. Within the overall conference theme of “A New Era in European Aviation Training," we are accepting short abstracts until July 12, 2010. 
Presentations should fit into one of the following sub-themes: 
European industry future dynamics and growth
Pilot recruitment, selection and primary training 
European flight training regulatory issues and EASA developments
Training for safety and security 
Flight deck human factors
FTO and TRTO training issues
Training for new aircraft and navigation technologies
Advances in simulation technologies 
Positioning training organisations for economic recovery 
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Submission of papers for EATS 2010
Abstracts are required by 12 July, 2010 
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Please title your email ‘EATS ABSTRACT' - and submit to Chris Lehman, Conference Chair at chris@halldale.com. 
Submissions should include 

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The working title of the presentation 
Your full email and postal address 
Up to 150 words abstract 
;">A short biography of the speaker
Actual presentations are 20 minutes in length and should be accompanied by PowerPoint 
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EATS Exhibition
Running alongside the conference we offer a world class exhibition where the latest training equipment and service solutions can be offered to the EATS community. 
Exhibition space is going quickly, if you are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring at EATS 2010 please contact: (ROW) Jeremy Humphrey - jeremy@halldale.com or telephone +44 (0)1252 532009 or (USA) Zenia Bharucha – zenia@halldale.com  tel: +1 407 322 5605.

EATS 2010 'CALL FOR PAPERS'

Abstracts required by 12 July 2010 

 

The European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) will be traveling to Istanbul, Turkey for the 2010 event and there is a limited number of presentation slots available. Within the overall conference theme of  “A New Era in European Aviation Training," we are accepting short abstracts until July 12, 2010. 

Presentations should fit into one of the following sub-themes: 

  • European industry future dynamics and growth
  • Pilot recruitment, selection and primary training 
  • European flight training regulatory issues and EASA developments
  • Training for safety and security 
  • Flight deck human factors
  • FTO and TRTO training issues
  • Training for new aircraft and navigation technologiesAdvances in simulation technologies Positioning training organisations for economic recovery 

 

Submission of papers for EATS 2010
Abstracts are required by 12 July, 2010 

 

Please title your email ‘EATS ABSTRACT' - and submit to Chris Lehman, Conference Chair at chris@halldale.com. 

Submissions should include: 

  • The working title of the presentation 
  • Your full email and postal address 
  • Up to 150 words abstract 
  • A short biography of the speaker
  • Actual presentations are 20 minutes in length and should be accompanied by PowerPoint.

EATS Exhibition

Running alongside the conference we offer a world class exhibition where the latest training equipment and service solutions can be offered to the EATS community. 

Exhibition space is going quickly, if you are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring at EATS 2010 please contact:

 

(ROW) Jeremy Humphrey - jeremy@halldale.com or telephone +44 (0)1252 532009

(Americas) Zenia Bharucha – zenia@halldale.com   tel: +1 407 322 5605. 

 

EATS News -  In the run up to the show we produce a monthly newsletter which gives you the latest show news, announcements of speaker confirmations and details of the social networking opportunities.  To receive a copy of EATS News please subscribe by clicking here. 

 

Please feel free to pass on the link to your colleagues within the industry.  We would also value your feedback, so do tell us what you think.

 

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