The International Federation of Airworthiness is hosting a free technical workshop and forum on continuing airworthiness issues on March 22nd and 23rd, 2011. The workshop on March 22nd will provide an informal discussion on topics related to continuing airworthiness. The full-day forum on March 23rd will feature presentations from aviation professionals on specific airworthiness topics, including lessons learned from accidents, challenges in Australisia, outsourcing maintenance safety issues, and implementing human factors considerations. Registration is required for the free events.

1. International Federation of Airworthiness
Technical Workshop & Forum
Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd March 2011
Join us for these FREE events on a range of ‘Continuing Airworthiness’ issues.
14.00 - 17.00 Tuesday 22nd March 2011,
Workshop - Room LG07, University of NSW, Sydney
‘Continuing Airworthiness’
This will provide an aperitif to the Forum with the opportunity for informal discussion and debate on a wide range of
Safety Related Issues. Topics to be covered, but not limited to, are: change of ownership airworthiness issues; train-
ing and licensing of engineers; communication between flight deck and maintenance engineers. Short presentations
will be followed by open floor discussion. Further topics for the workshop would be welcome from participants please
let us know upon registration if you are interested in presenting.
9.00 - 16.00 Wednesday 23rd March 2011,
Forum - John B. Reid Theatre, University of NSW, Sydney
‘Continuing Airworthiness - Maintaining standards’
A full day’s programme with presentations on specific airworthiness topics by aviation professionals. Lunch and
refreshments included.
Keynote Speech by: Terry Farquharson, Deputy Director of Aviation Safety, CASA
Sponsored by:
Our presentations and speaker line up includes:
‘Lessons learned from Accidents’
Bob Kells & Graham Drummond
Senior Transport Safety Inspectors, ATSB
‘Continuing Airworthiness Challenges in Australisia’ Supported by:
Rick Leeds, Manager Airworthiness, CASA
‘Oursourcing Maintenance - safety issues’
Phil, Sproul, QM, Air New Zealand Engineering
‘Implementation of Human Factors Considerations’
Stuart Hughes, MD, Baines Simmons Australisia
To register your places please contact the IFA office
sec@ifairworthy.com
International Federation of Airworthiness (IFA) is a non-govenmental organisatIon
and a registered charity whose work for the past 35 years has been concentrated
on improving ‘Continued Airworthiness’. IFA disseminates information to its
members and a wider audience. Sponsorship enables FREE events available to all. www.ifairworthy.com