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Airport Security Summit
Adapting to new threats: future-proofing airport security
Security is, of course, the first priority of all airports. The Airport Security Summit brings together key stakeholders from across the industry, including airports, regulators, security agencies and solution providers. Alongside examples of clear and present best practice, a key focus this year is on future-proofing airport security by adapting to new threats, as the industry strives for a seamless, secure, safe passenger journey.
Welcome Reception
Norway Convention Center
Attendees are invited to the welcome reception at the Norway Convention Center. Attendees will be treated to a relaxed evening of networking and socialising whilst enjoying local refreshments, canapes and entertainment.
Welcome Addresses in Keynote Arena
State of the Industry Address:
Olivier Jankovec
Director General
ACI EUROPE
Welcome from ACI Asia-Pacific:
Patti Chau
Regional Director
ACI Asia-Pacific
Welcome from the ACI EUROPE President
Michael Kerkloh
CEO, Munich Airport & President of ACI EUROPE
Munich Airport International
Welcome from the host:
The first commercial routes using electric aircraft are expected before 2030, and Norway hopes to be the testing ground.
Dag Falk-Petersen
CEO
Avinor
Keynote Address:
Challenges of Growth
Joe Sultana
Director Network Management
Eurocontrol
Efficient airport network development: ways to overcome capacity constraints and deliver environmentally-conscious growth
David Dufrenois
Vice-President Sales, Head of A220 Sales, Qatar and A380 Market Development
Airbus
Coffee break
Future-proofing security for a seamless, secure, safe passenger journey
FIRST WORKING SESSION
Moderator
István Szabo
Chief Security Officer
Budapest Airport
Special presentations:
NEXTT – how Security fits into the vision of the future of air transport
Nina Brooks
Director, Security, Facilitation and IT
ACI World
How does the continued growth of air traffic affect aviation security and in what ways could we deliver passenger screening in a more effective manner
Per Haugaard
Director for EU Transport Policy Coordination and Security, Directorate General MOVE
European Commission
Further key interventions from:
MFace, the facial capture and match solution first deployed at self-bag drop and egates at Changi, is most recently the technology behind the successful deployment of egates at Oslo Airport in 2018 and the Air France biometric boarding pass project at Paris-CDG Terminal 2E. How can airports utilise biometric technology for passenger processing as they prepare for changing EU regulations, the need to address GDPR, and the desire to use biometrics to link different travel touchpoints together digitally?
Gillian Ormiston
Solution Expert on Passenger Flow Facilitation
IDEMIA
The Rockwell Collins Airport Single Token Biometric Journey – how soon will this be a practical technology speeding up secure travel at airports everywhere? Is it being warmly embraced by the control authorities?
Tony Chapman
Senior Director, Airport Systems Marketing and Strategy
Rockwell Collins
Biometric identification, passenger flow real-time orchestration through automation, and in-depth data analytics, are bringing the airport of the future into the present. Does this offer the holy grail of combining the challenge of growth, enhanced non-aviation revenue, and the central requirement of increasing passenger security, into one single best practice?
Richard Camman
Business Innovation VP
Vision-Box
David Gordner
Attaché to the EU and Belgium
Transportation Security Administration
Lunch break
Cybersecurity: What is the clear and present danger (and mitigating solutions) for airports?
SECOND WORKING SESSION
Moderator:
Eric Vautier
Group CISO
Groupe ADP
Defining presentation:
The very real threat of cybersecurity – the air transport community needs to succeed in building a multi-faceted approach, which includes identification, protection, detection and reaction. What does the Airbus and SITA Security Operations Center Services offer to help airports better detect, analyse, respond, and report on cybersecurity incidents?
Stéphane Gomez
CyberSecurity Consulting Practice Lead
SITA Cybersecurity
Charlotte Daniel
Portfolio Manager
Airbus
A real lesson in cybersecurity: The Fort McMurray International Airport cyberattack of August 2017
Roelof-Jan Steenstra
President & CEO
Fort McMurray International Airport
The perspective of both an airport operator and air navigation services provider. What is the perceived cybersecurity threat, and what cybersecurity measures is Avinor taking across its airports and air traffic control services?
Jan Kåre Haaheim
CISO
Avinor
Coffee Break
Drone threat and drone mitigation and regulation - how much is enough?
THIRD WORKING SESSION
Moderator:
David Trembaczowski-Ryder
Head of Aviation Security
ACI EUROPE
Key interventions from:
Case Study: In June 2018, there were two incidents of illegal drone use close to Oslo Airport, which led to closure of both runways for 30 minutes, resulting in aircraft being diverted to Sandefjord Airport, Torp. What actions has the airport undertaken since then to prevent this from happening again?
Remi Willassen
Head of ATC, Gardermoen Tower
Avinor
UAVs: The perceived terrorist, criminal and operational threat to airports, and effective means of prevention and mitigation
James Cross
Director
Openworks Engineering
Nick Best
Security Risk Manager
London Heathrow Airport
Finland has taken several drone mitigations measures, but the rate of near-miss situations continues to climb significantly, particularly in the vicinity of airports. Does market growth in drone use simply outstrip the effectiveness of measures? At what point will the situation stabilise? How big is the distinction between reckless and criminal?
Henri Hohtari
Inspector
Trafi (Finnish Transport Safety Agency)
Gala Dinner
Oslo City Hall
Our hosts Avinor, are proud to host an elegant gala dinner that matches the superb surroundings of the impressive Oslo City Hall, showcase Norwegian music and culture in variable genres with well-known Norwegian artists. Oslo City Hall, or Rådhuset, is decorated with great Norwegian art from 1900-1950, with motifs from Norwegian history, culture and working life. This remarkable venue attracts over 300,000 visitors every year and offers a magnificent view over Oslo Fjord.
Keynote Addresses in Keynote Arena
Keynote Address:
The aviation industry’s carbon reduction targets will only be achieved with support from across the supply chain: driving change through sustainable aviation fuels, carbon neutral operations and offsetting programmes
Thorbjorn Larsson
CEO
Air BP Nordics
Joint Keynote Address:
Run your airport like a Formula 1 Team
Applying Formula 1 thinking to optimise operations in the air transport industry. Can a “closed loop system” and data-driven approach to decision-making deliver a real step-change in performance?
Mike Phillips
Director
McLaren Applied Technologies
Martin Bowman
Director, Aviation Technology
Deloitte MCS Limited
Coffee break
Excellent ideas: Clear and present best practice
FOURTH WORKING SESSION
Moderator’s Introduction:
“Help2Protect: an Insider Threat awareness and policy training” co-funded by the Internal Security Fund of the European Union
Catherine Piana
Director General
ASSA-I – Aviation Security Services Association – International
Key interventions from:
Copenhagen Airport has completed a major expansion of its central security checkpoint. “A good, safe and predictable security checkpoint is vital for a good start to the journey. So it’s important to create the right environment with lots of space, light and calm – and that’s what we’ve done with the new expansion.”
Johnnie Müller
Chairman, Security Standing Committee, ACI World and Security Director, Copenhagen Airport
Prague Airport’s new Centralised Security Checkpoint area in Terminal 2: increased capacity, improved passenger comfort, “major modern technologies” and ability to “respond to future trends and developments”
Zdeněk Truhlář
Director of Security Strategy
Prague Airport
A Better Travel Experience
Alfonso Horna
Head of Inspection and Processes Department
Aena
Closing Keynote Addresses in Keynote Arena
Closing Keynote Speaker:
“I really believe that we will have a major technology shift from the turboprop segment” – a possibility for flying a zero emission 50-seat aircraft by 2030
Stein Nilsen
CEO
Widerøe
Lunch
Exclusive tours of Avinor Oslo Airport
(transport for the tours leaves the Norway Convention Center at 14:00)
Tours only available to registered premium conference attendees.
Our host, Avinor, is a success story driven by innovation, the pinnacle of which is Oslo Airport’s expansion project, which opened in April 2017 concluding a €1.2 billion project. The multi-award winning terminal is a major success story for Avinor, who are responsible for 45 state-owned airports across Norway.
Endorsement from attendees of ACI Airport Exchange 2017:
