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7th ACI EUROPE Security Summit

“Fostering a secure air transport business through effective stakeholder collaboration”

In partnership with Espas

Monday 27 October 2008

Official Opening Party

Conference delegates are invited to attend the Official Opening Party for an evening of relaxed networking and socialising. The Airport Exchange exhibition will be officially opened by Olivier Jankovec, Director General, ACI EUROPE and Dr Rainer Schwarz, CEO, Berlin Airports and delegates will be treated to cocktails and canapés whilst enjoying an exclusive preview of the exhibition, with live entertainment from the renowned 18 piece Blue Baba Swing Bigband.

Tuesday 28 October 2008

09:00 - 10:00 – Opening Session

Welcome address

ACI EUROPEVlad Olteanu,
Policy Manager,
ACI EUROPE

Keynote addresses

Challenges ahead of the EU aviation security policy

Eckhard Seebohm, Head of Aviation Security Unit, DGTREN, European Commission

EOSHow do security providers see security evolving in the long term?

Luigi Rebuffi, CEO, European Organisation for Security–EOS

 

10:00 - 10:45 - Networking coffee break

10:45 - 12:15 – First Working Session

A special ESPAS (European Strategic Partnership for Aviation Security) session - Regulation and Industry development

Chairman: Vlad Olteanu, Policy Manager, ACI EUROPE

LufthansaHow does ESPAS believe shortcomings of the current security regime can be overcome, and what are the future goals of the partnership?

Peter Andres, Vice President Corporate Security, Lufthansa Airlines, Chairman of Security Committee

European CommissionCooperation between the industry and the regulators. How can the industry play the best possible role in the definition of the security regime in Europe?

Eckhard Seebohm, Head of Aviation Security Unit, DGTREN, European Commission

One of the key goals of the European Security Research and Innovation Forum (ESRIF) was to foster cooperation amongst multiple stakeholders in the field of R&D to create innovative solutions that will fundamentally change security processes. How is this progressing, and which of these new solutions might impact the air transport sector?

Eleanor Travers, Managing Director, Transport Security Solutions Ltd

 

12:15 - 13:45 - Networking lunch break on exhibition floor

13:45 - 15:15 – Second Working Session

Maintaining excellence in operations

Chairman: Vlad Olteanu, Policy Manager, ACI EUROPE

Panel discussion with 5 minute presentation from each speaker to set the scene

European CommissionEckhard Seebohm, Head of Aviation Security Unit, DG-TREN,
European Commission

Zurich AirportErnst Schlecht, Head of Safety & Security, Unique (Zurich Airport AG)

Tallin AirportIllar Vaks, Aviation Security Director, Tallin Airport

FraportPhilipp Kriegbaum,
Senior Security Coordinator, Fraport AG and Vice Chairman of the ACI EUROPE Security Committee

TSAWilliam W. Gaches,
Assistant Administrator for the Office of Global Strategies,
TSA (invited)

15:15 - 16:00 - Networking coffee break

16:00 - 17:30 – Third Working Session

Getting the costs of security under control while maintaining excellence in operations

Chairman's introduction

How are Europe’s airports coping with pressure from regulators and airlines on security costs?

Dublin Airport AuthorityMary Coveney, Manager Forecasts and Tariffs, Dublin Airport Authority

Panel discussion with 5 minute presentation from each speaker to set the scene

Copenhagen AirportJohnnie Müller,
Head of Security, Copenhagen Airports

easyJetIan Clayton, Airport Regulatory Affairs Manager, easyJet

UK CAADr Harry Bush,
Group Director,
Economic Regulation Group.
The Civil Aviation Authority UK

SmithsHans Zirwes,
Director Sales International, Smiths Heimann GmbH

AEAMarie-Caroline Laurent,
Manager Security & Cargo, Association of European Airlines (AEA)

Questions to consider:

Airlines often claim that airports spend too much money on security. Is there a middle ground that would satisfy both parties?

What progress is being made on public vs private financing of airport security?

How will the Commission move its communication on financing of aviation security forward?

How can suppliers help lower security costs for aviation in the future?

Wednesday 29 October 2008

09:00 - 10:30 – Fourth Working Session

Research, Development and Certification

Chairman’s introduction:

Schipol GroupBart Mos, Corporate Security Adviser, Schiphol Group

Berlin AirportAirport of tomorrow - How will the new Berlin Brandenburg International Airport deliver the very latest security technology & system innovations?

Dr. Uwe Weigmann, Project-Manager “Modern Airport - Tested for New Efficient Technologies”, Berlin Airports

Is certification of security equipment now essential?

Kurt Lykstoft Larsen, Director General of Civil Aviation, Denmark and Vice-President of ECAC Co-ordinating Committee (invited)

RapiscanA manufacturers perspective of what can, and will need to be done in the context of EU & US moves to mandate new technology at the checkpoint.

Jagtar Basra, Marketing Director, Rapiscan Systems

 

10:30 - 11:15 - Networking coffee break

11.15 - 12.45 – Fifth Working Session

The human factor in the security field

Chairman - Zamir Eldar, Chief Executive Officer, ICTS EUROPE BV

EASAWhat were the findings of the recent working group study on security staff training?

Marc Pissens,
President of EASA (European Aviation Security Association)
and
President of Securitas Transport Aviation Security

FraportThe threat from the inside

Dagmar Naumann, Airport Security Management, Fraport AG

Improving screener professionalism

Paris AirportJean-Louis Blanchou, Director of Security, Aéroports de Paris

 

12:45 - 14:00 - Networking lunch break on exhibition floor