ACI EUROPE and ACI ASIA–PACIFIC present The Security Summit
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Conference Theme Announced:
"Evolving Strategies for Evolving Threats"
The Security Summit is renowned as the annual meeting place of airport security managers and provides an invaluable forum for industry discussion and progression.
This year's Summit, developed by the ACI EUROPE Aviation Security Committee and the ACI ASIA-PACIFIC Regional Security committee, promises to address the key challenges currently facing the sector head-on and how we can ensure that our security strategies of the future evolve to deal effectively with evolving industry threats.
Also taking place at Airport Exchange:
ACI ASIA-PACIFIC Regional Aviation Security Committee Meeting
27 November – 09:00 - 17:30
28 November – 09:00 – 13:00
Meeting location: Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Centre
Conference programme for Tuesday 29 November 2011
09.00 – 10.00
Keynote Arena
Welcome Addresses and Keynote Presentations from:
Olivier Jankovec, Director General, ACI EUROPE
Petti Chau, Regional Director, ACI Asia-Pacific
Jim Bennett, CEO, ADAC
Kevin Knight, Chief Officer of Strategy and Planning, Etihad Airways
10.00 – 11.00
Official Exhibition Opening and Coffee Break
11.00 – 11.30
Opening Session
Welcome Address:
- David Ryder, Senior Manager, Aviation Security, ACI EUROPE
Keynote Address:
THE EVOLUTION OF AVIATION RISK-BASED SECURITY
- John Pistole, Administrator, U.S. Transportation Security Administration
Keynote Address:
WHAT ARE THE LIKELY CONCLUSIONS OF THE COMMISION'S FUTURE TRANSPORTATION SECURITY STRATEGY?
- Filip Cornelis, Head of Unit, Aviation Security, European Commission
11.30 – 13.00
First Working Session
ADDRESSING LANDSIDE SECURITY CONCERNS - IN LIGHT OF THE DOMODEDOVO AIRPORT ATTACK AND FRANKFURT AIRPORT SHOOTINGS
Chairman's Introduction:
Philipp Kriegbaum, Senior Security Advisor, Fraport and Immediate Past Chairman, ACI EUROPE Aviation Security Committee
A PANEL DISCUSSION WILL ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
- How can we better protect landside?
- Are we approaching the point where only travelling passengers can be allowed in the airport?
- Should airports and/or civil police be investing in more advanced forms of landside surveillance?
- Should there be screening of meet and greets and crew, and any associated luggage or personal belongings in landside areas like Domodedovo is now doing?
- How do we better improve the interface between civil police to protect landside areas?
- What are the best methods to prevent bombs in crowded places?
- Should screening begin at the car park?
- How strict should vehicle control measures be?
- How do we better utilise passenger cooperation to spot suspect behaviour or threats?
PANELLISTS INCLUDE:
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Greg Principato, President, ACI North America
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Ahmed H. Bukalla, Director of operations, Sharjah Interantional Airport
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Johnnie Müller , Head of Security, Copenhagen Airports
13.00 – 14.15
Networking Lunch in the Exhibition
14.15 – 15.45
Second Working Session
LAGS - LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE ABORTED APRIL IMPLEMENTATION AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE 2013 DEADLINE
Chairman:
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Bart Mos, Corporate Security Advisor, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Group
A PANEL DISCUSSION WILL ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
- How do you address the end user operational requirements within a set legislative deadline?
- Are Type C LAG's scanners truly fit for purpose now?
- Is there any chance Type D scanners will be ready for 2013?
- How will implementing Type D scanners impact operational processes?
- Should the 2013 deadline be pushed back further?
- Will airports be supported with State funding to rteplace their entire security screening systems with tipe D technology? If not, what are the best procurement strategies to fund this substantial investment?
- Having spent billions on developing technology to provide a solution to the April deadline, what is the manufacturers' position on investing in further R&D towards a deadline which may be unachievable?
- How can you ensure future security regulation is set that is achievable in the eyes of the stakeholders who must implement it?
PANELLISTS INCLUDE:
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Alan Xavier Tan, Vice President, Aviation Security Changi Airport Group
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Anders Lennerman, Corporate Security Director Swedavia, and Chairman ACI EUROPE Aviation Security Committee
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Patricia Reverdy, Deputy Executive Secretary, ECAC
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Hans Zirwes, Managing Director, Smiths Heimann GmbH
Tim Raynor, Security Consultant, Cobalt Light Systems Limited
15.45 – 16.30
Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibition
16.30 – 17.30
Keynote Arena
EMERGENCY PLANNING AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT CEO PANEL
PANELLISTS INCLUDE:
Declan Collier, CEO, Dublin Airport Authority
Kosaburo Morinaka, President and CEO, Narita International Airport Corporation, Japan and Second Vice President, ACI Asia-Pacific
Arnaud Feist, CEO, Brussels Airport
Graham Lake, Director General, CANSO
CLOSE OF CONFERENCE
19.30 - 23:00
GALA DINNER
AT EMIRATES PALACE
Hosted by:
Conference programme for Wednesday 30 November 2011
09.00 – 10.00
Keynote Arena
Keynote Presentations from:
Tan Sri Bashir, Managing Director, Malaysia Airports and President , ACI Asia-Pacific
Rohit Talwar, Global Futurist, CEO and Founder Fast Future Research
10.00 – 10.45
Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibition
10.45 – 12.15
Third Working Session
ADDRESSING EVOLVING THREATS
Chairman:
- Hans Zirwes, Managing Director, Smiths Heimann GmbH
DATA EXCHANGE REQUIREMENTS - HOW DO YOU MANAGE DATA TO FOCUS ON THE AREA YOU ARE TARGETING?
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Peter Jones, Head of Aviation Security, British Airways
HOW FAR CAN AIRPORTS GO TO BRING UNPREDICTABILITY INTO THEIR APPROACH TO FOIL TERRORIST PLANNING? FINDIGNS FROM RECENT RESEARCH BY ECAC
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Patricia Reverdy, Deputy Executive Secretary, ECAC
PROTECTING THE AIRPORT FROM AN INSIDER THREAT - STAFF ACCESS TO THE CRITICAL AREA, RECRUITMENT OF STAFF, STAFF SCREENING ETC
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Anders Lennerman, Corporate Security Director, Swedavia, and Chairman, ACI EUROPE Aviation Security Committee
12.15 - 13.45
Networking Lunch in the Exhibition
13.45 – 15.15
Fourth Working Session
RISK ASSESSMENT ON SELF-SERVICE PASSENGER PROCESSING
Chairman:
Jim Slevin, Aviation Business Unit Manager, Human Recognition Systems Ltd
ADAC IS AN AIRPORT THAT HAS TRUELY EMBRACED IATA FAST TRAVEL INITIATIVES INCLUDING SELF-TAGGING AND SELF-BOARDING. HOW DID IT ADDRESS THE SECURITY RISK TO THESE INITIATIVES, AND HOW FAR DOES THE AIRPORT FEEL SELF-SERVICE COULD GO AND REMAIN SECURE?
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Ahmed Juma Al Shamsi, Aviation Security Development Manager, Abu Dhabi Airports Company
INCHEON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CORPORATION(IIAC) HAS EMBRACED BIOMETRICS AS PART OF ITS INNOVATIVE U-AIRPORT PROGRAMME TO REDUCE LINES AT THE CHECK-IN AND IMMIGRATION COUNTERS, PASSPORT AND BOARDING PASS CHECKS. HAVE BIOMETRICS PROVED TRULY RELIABLE, AND ARE THEY THE KEY TO THE AIRPORT OF THE FUTURE
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Jonathan Joo-Hyung Lee, Deputy Director, Incheon International Airport
IMPLEMENTING QUEUE MANAGEMENT TOOLS TO INCREASE AIRPORT REVENUE AND OPTIMISE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE. HOW CAN WE ENHANCE SECURITY MEASUREMENTS AND FOCUS ON THE THREAT TO THE AVIATION INDUSTRY BUT AT THE SAME TIME ENHANCE CUSTOMER SERVICE, IMPROVE AIRPORT EXPERIENCE FOR PAX AND PROVIDE A BALANCED PROCESS (ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO SECURITY MEASUREMENTS).
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Christopher Akinblie, Sales Executive, SmartQ, and Jason Spencer, SmartQ, Product Manager, ICTS Europe Systems Ltd
FROM NO MORE CHECK-IN TO NO MORE BOARDING PASS
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Cees de Vos, Director Innovation Outstations and Partnerships, KLM
15.30 – 17.30
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Keynote Arena
New for 2011Delegates from all 6 conference streams will come together at the beginning and end of each day to hear from the air-transport sectors most influential figures on key industry issues, as well as the latest developments and strategies from their business. Welcoming an audience of more than 1000 conference delegates from across Europe and Asia to this Keynote Arena, this provides an unrivalled platform of learning and ensures all delegates can make the most of their time in Abu Dhabi.
