EATS 2021 LIVE - The Cabin Crew Conference
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The European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) - Nov. 2-3. 2021
Rebuilding a Better Airline Training System
Our Cabin Crew Conference has a diverse and insightful array of speakers as we return to Berlin for the 19th edition of the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) from Nov 2-3.
Make sure you book a spot to join us live in person
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Day 1 – Tuesday 2nd November 2021
0900-1000 Session 1 – Opening Remarks
1)
, Flight Standards Director, EASA
Aviation Training 2.0: Upgrade to a New Normal
2)
, Chair, EASA Aircrew Training Policy Group (ATPG)
1000-1100 Coffee Break
1100-1230 Session 2
1) Daan Dousi, Manager Aircrew and Medical Standards and Implementation Section, EASA
Keynote
2)
, Senior Cabin Crew & CRM Instructor, Freebird Airlines
Rebuilding Better Airline Training
3)
, Product Manager Safety Training, Lufthansa Aviation Training
Training Paradigm Shift: Innovative Philosophy for Competency-Driven Outcomes
1230-1400 Lunch
1400-1530 Session 3 – CRM
1)
, KURA Human Factors
It’s Okay Not to be Okay, and Other Platitudes
2)
Preparing Cabin Crew for the Next Aviation Crisis
3)
, ex Qatar Airways
Resilience – Bouncing Back to Normal
1530-1615 Coffee Break
1615-1745 Session 4
1) John Franklin, Head of Safety Promotion, EASA
2) Round Table Discussions
1745 Reception
Day 2 – Wednesday 3rd November 2021
0900-1030 Session 5 – Innovative Techniques
1) Karen Moore, Principal Occupational Psychologist, Symbiotics
Mental Wellbeing Post Covid-19
2)
, Founder, Drillster
The Need to Redesign Training Methods After Covid
3)
, Lead Cabin Crew Training Designer, Air Canada
Air Canada’s Pandemic Training Experience
1030-1115 Coffee Break
1115-1245 Session 6
1) Ivan Noel, President, Inflight Institute
Competency Based Training for Cabin Crew
2) Jules Kneepkens & Ray Elgy
Evaluation Studies on the Impact of e-Learning
3)
, MD, ASTech & Þóra Halldóra Gunnarsdóttir, Project Manager, Training Center, Icelandair
Cabin Crew iPad-based Drag ‘N Drop Assessment for Correct Safety Equipment Location
1245-1400 Lunch
1400-1530 Session 7
1) Noel Houlihan, Aer Lingus
Building a Virtual Training Academy
2) Lene-Marie Nissen, Chief Cabin Crew Instructor, Thomas Faurby, Training Coordinator Cabin Crew & Vibeke Duus Bache, Cabin Emergency Instructor and Purser, SAS
Virtual Reality – Next Generation
3) Marcin Berezowski, Chief Instructor Safety & Security, Ryanair
Virtual Classroom Training for New Cabin Crew – Lessons Learnt
1530-1615 Coffee Break
1615-1745 Session 8 – Human Factors
1)
Why Even Experienced Pilots Get it Wrong Sometimes
2)
&
, About Human Factors
3)
, CEO, safe & resilient people
Resilient Mental Skills as the Passport for the Future
1745 Closing Remarks
