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Event theme - Beyond Airports 2020

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Event host - Doha International Airport

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Official airline - Qatar Airways
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Analogic Arinc Ceia Cofely Bemo Beumer Group Bruel and Kjaer Doha International Airport DSA Detection DTP esri Flir Gilardoni ICM KAC Safran Morpho Rapiscan Sleepbox Smiths Detection

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Securitas

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Fondazione

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The full ACI Security & Border Control Summit details for Airport Exchange 2013 will be available soon. Below you'll find the agenda for last year's conference, to give you a flavour of the areas we cover. Subscribe to the newsletter to be kept up to date with the ACI Security & Border Control Summit programme developments.

Aviation Security and Border Control Summit
Delivered in partnership by ACI EUROPE and ACI Asia-Pacific, Amsterdam RAI, November 26-28th

Sponsored by:

Securitas

Conference Partners:

Ecac European Comission

Conference Theme Announced:

"Airport 2020: Preparing for the threats, technology and regulation of 2020"

The Security Summit is renowned as the annual meeting place of airport security managers and provides an invaluable forum for industry discussion and progression.

Security Summit

The quality and seniority of speakers at the ACI Security Summit has always been high. In 2011 the keynote address was delivered by
John S. Pistole, Administrator, TSA

Tuesday 27 November 2012

09.00 – 10.00

Keynote Arena

Keynote Addresses in main hall for all conference delegates

Further to the success of its introduction in Abu Dhabi the Keynote Arena will return to Amsterdam, and we have set aside a large conference room at the RAI where over two conference days a number of the air-transport sector's most influential figures will deliver keynote addresses relating to our theme of "Airports 2020", as well as the latest developments, strategies and lessons learned across their businesses.

Welcome Addresses:

  • Schiphol Jos Nijhuis,
    CEO,
    Schiphol
  • Eberhard van der Laan,
    Mayor of Amsterdam
  • ACI EUROPE Olivier Jankovec,
    Director General,
    ACI EUROPE
  • ACI Asia-Pacific Patti Chau,
    Regional Director,
    ACI ASIA-PACIFIC

Putting the consumer first – Understanding the needs of the passenger, and the role of technology in meeting them

  • Philips Sean Carney,
    Chief Design Officer,
    Philips

10.00 - 11.00 - Official Exhibition Opening and Coffee Break

11.00 - 11.45

Opening Session

Welcome Address:

  • David Trembaczowski-Ryder,
    Senior Manager: Aviation Security,
    ACI EUROPE

Keynote Address

Understanding the terrorist threat in 2020 and what aviation security models can be deployed to counter the threat

  • Hagai M. Segal - Terrorism expert

What are the new long term aviation security models being studied by the EU to address existing and emerging terrorist threats?

  • European CommissionMarjeta Jager,
    Director for Policy Coordination and Security,
    DG MOVE, European Comission

11.45 – 13.00

First Working Session
Alternative approaches to security for 2020

Chairman:

  • Ahmed Bukallah,
    Director of Operations at the Department of Civil Aviation,
    Sharjah International Airport,
    and Chairman,
    ACI-Asia-Pacific Security Committee

Experiences of trialling millimetre wave, and backscatter body scanners for passenger screening – do they have a place in the airport of 2020?

  • Schiphol Group Ron Louwerse,
    Director Safety, Security & Environment,
    Schiphol Group
  • L3 Communications Jim Gaudoin,
    Managing Director EMEAI,
    L3 Security & Detection Systems

Could intent detector, biometric and behaviour monitoring technology all be commonplace tools to improve airport security by 2020?

  • Redline Security Tzipi Alster,
    Consulting Director Biometric Solutions,
    Redline Security
  • Redline Security Manuel Wildhaber,
    Managing Partner & Vice President Asset Protection Division,
    Redline Security

13.00 – 14.15 - Networking Lunch in the exhibition floor

14.15 – 15.45

Second Working Session
What should the future passenger screening checkpoint look like, and what would be needed to make it work by 2020?

Chairman:

  • Changi Airport GroupAlan Xavier Tan,
    Vice President
    Aviation Security,
    Changi Airport Group

How are the TSA best using technology to support its Risk Based Security approach?

  • Transportation Security Administration (TSA)Kelly Hoggan,
    Assistant Administrator for the Office of Global Strategies,
    Transportation Security Administration (TSA)

In cooperation with airlines' associations including the AEA, ACI EUROPE are currently working on a new 'Better Security' project, to deliver a more effective and sustainable aviation security regime. What are the latest suggestions from this working group, and do they differ greatly from IATA's Check point of the Future vision ?

Joint Presentation

  • SwedaviaAnders Lennerman,
    Corporate Safety and Security Director
    Swedavia AB
    and Chairman,
    ACI EUROPE Aviation Security Committee
  • LufthansaPeter Andres,
    Vice President Corporate Security,
    Lufthansa
    and Vice-Chairman,
    AEA Security Committee

Potential carry-on baggage screening solutions for 2020 and how they could fit into a risk-based approach

  • ECACDr. Matthew James,
    Research Analysis &
    Development team, UK Dft,
    Transport Security Strategy,
    and Chairman, ECAC Technical
    Task Force

In order for suggested new security concepts to work there would need to be an extensive level of data exchange between stakeholders to define the risk of passengers – would this be accepted from a human rights perspective, and can lessons be learned from extensive data exchange within the Customs arena?

  • The World Customs OrganisationSusanne Aigner,
    Deputy Director Compliance and Facilitation,
    The World Customs Organisation

15.45 - 16.30 - Coffee Break in the exhibition floor

16.30 – 17.30

Keynote Arena

Airport Future Planning Leaders Panel

Chairman:

  • London City Airport Declan Collier,
    CEO, London City Airport,
    and President, ACI EUROPE

Each speaker will give a 15 minute presentation on a specific topic incorporating their approach to forward planning in terms of facilities, operations, technologies investment, staff retention, commercial development etc. before joining a discussion amongst the panel about lessons learned, and recommended strategies for air transport stakeholders forward planning.

Panellists:

Preparing and managing Heathrow for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic Games

  • BAAAndy Garner,
    London 2012 Readiness Director,
    BAA

How will the New Doha International Airport achieve its goals of setting new standards in airport and airline efficiency, passenger convenience and service performance?

  • DohaPatrick Muller,
    Executive Vice President,
    Doha International Airport

Swedavia's key environmental target is the reduction of swedavia's carbon dioxide emissions to zero by 2020 - can this be achieved?

  • AenaTorborg Chetkovich,
    Group CEO,
    Swedavia AB

End of Day

Wednesday 28 November 2012

09.00 – 10.00

Keynote Arena

Keynote Addresses in main hall for all conference delegates

The "new normal" - challenges facing tomorrows airports

  • PwC Michael Burns,
    Corporate Finance Aviation leader,
    PwC

How will Schiphol remain Europe's preferred airport in 2020 for airlines, passengers and stakeholders?

  • Schiphol Jos Nijhuis,
    CEO,
    Schiphol

10.00 – 10.45 - Coffee Break in the exhibition floor

10.45 – 12.15

Third Working Session
Regulation of Airport Security and Border Control in 2020

Chairman:

  • MAGMike Fazackerley,
    Independent Advisor and Former Customer Services & Security Director,
    Manchester Airport

High level panel discussion where each speaker will give their opinion and debate from their seat the following key industry topics following an opening Presentation from the Chairman to set the scene.

Panellists:

  • UK Department For Transport Tim Figures,
    Head of Aviation Security,
    UK Department For Transport
  • Auckland Airport Judy Nicholl,
    General Manager Aeronautical Operations,
    Auckland Airport
  • Smiths Group Magnus Ovilius,
    Senior Vice President Government Relations,
    Smiths Detection Group

Questions to consider:

  • Is regulation too prescriptive, will it stifle innovation and prevent innovation for 2020 emerging?
  • Should aviation security be moved further from the political process and be placed in the hands of an organisation similar to the European Aviation Safety Agency?

12.15 – 13.30 - Networking Lunch in the exhibition floor

13.30 – 15.00

Joint session

Fourth Working Session
Improving the passenger experience through security and border control points

Joint session with the Future Travel Experience Europe Conference

High level panel discussion where each speaker will give their opinion and debate from their seat the following key industry topics:

  • What do passengers want?
  • Is risk-based selection for passenger screening deliverable?
  • Check-point of the future … a bright future or an unrealistic dream?
  • Body-scanners in the passenger process?
  • What new passenger screening technologies are emerging?
  • What are the passenger "tokens" that could ease processes: E-passports, NFC, smart phones, biometrics; all or a few?
  • What are the schemes and methods to expedite facilitation at border crossings?
  • How do we increase data exchange among partners?

Chairman:

  • Schiphol Bart Mos,
    Corporate Security Officer,
    Schiphol

Opening Presentation:

What passengers want and how they see security measures.

  • Skytrakx Edward Plaisted,
    Chairman,
    Skytrax

Panellists:

  • IATA Marie-Caroline Laurent,
    Assistant Director, Security & Travel Facilitation Europe,
    IATA
  • TSA Lee Kair, Regional Director – Europe /Africa /Middle East, Us Department of Homeland Security
    Transportion Security Administration (TSA)
  • Dartagnan BV Nanne Onland, Former Managing Director,
    Dartagnan BV and Rappoteur of the ACI EUROPE Task Force on Border Control

* Invited

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