Wednesday, 5 May 2010
SESSION I
Chairman: Ken Sasine, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)
Flight Test is as Flight Test Does, A Guide to Safe and Effective Flight Test
George Cusimano, USAF
When Configuration Change Leads to Aircraft Upset
Peter H. Donath, Boeing
Non Standard Installations in the F-16: Regaining Control Over the Test Configuration After a High Speed Rejected Takeoff
Maj Stuart Rogerson, CAF
Maj Adam Quick, USAF
General Aviation’ s Technology Transition
Lowell Foster, FAA
Helicopter/Ship Interface Testing
Paul Edwards, Empire Test Pilot School
Bob Badham, Empire Test Pilot School
SESSION II
Chairman: Russ Stewart, NTPS
Configuration Management: It’s Not Just a Necessary Evil
Carmen Prater, Northrop Grumman
Smart People, Good Teams, Bad Decisions
Col Art Tomassetti, USMC
Approval of Experimental Aircraft for Instrument Flight
Richard Newman, NAVAIR
Benjamin Johnson, NAVAIR
Time Safety Margin: A Generalized Methodology for Dive Safety
Bill Gray, USAF
An Approach to Flight Readiness and Executive Readiness Reviews
Bob Ettinger, Northrop Grumman
Thursday, 6 May 2010
SESSION III
Chairman: Jim Richmond, FAA
A Configuration Management System for Prototype Programs
Mark Fattel, Northrop Grumman
Flight Test 2040
Col Art Tomassetti, USMC
Safety Planning for C-17 Airdrop
Maj Mark Jones, USAF
1st Lt Tim Schmidt, USAF
Next Generation Ground Collision Avoidance System Test Results
Billie Flynn, Lockheed Martin
Kevin Prosser, USAF
Managing the Configuration of Night Vision Lighting Systems for Certification in Helicopters
Sarah Thatcher, FAA
SESSION IV
Chairman: Sam Gemar, Bombardier Aerospace
The Airworthiness and Configuration Management: An Important Symbiotic Relationship
Clayton Kolb, NAVAIR
Dr. Tim Schoppert, NAVAIR
SkyCatcher Flight Test Program and Lessons Learned During Spin Testing
C. Dale Bleakney, Cessna
Development and Initial Flight Testing of Rocket Racing League Aircraft Powered by Armadillo Aerospace 2,000lb Thrust Rocket Engine and the Methods Used to “Know What You’re Testing”
Len Fox, Rocket Racing, Inc
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
SESSION I
Chairman: Ken Sasine, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)
Flight Test is as Flight Test Does, A Guide to Safe and Effective Flight Test
George Cusimano, USAF
When Configuration Change Leads to Aircraft Upset
Peter H. Donath, Boeing
Non Standard Installations in the F-16: Regaining Control Over the Test Configuration After a High Speed Rejected Takeoff
Maj Stuart Rogerson, CAF
Maj Adam Quick, USAF
General Aviation’ s Technology Transition
Lowell Foster, FAA
Helicopter/Ship Interface Testing
Paul Edwards, Empire Test Pilot School
Bob Badham, Empire Test Pilot School
SESSION II
Chairman: Russ Stewart, NTPS
Configuration Management: It’s Not Just a Necessary Evil
Carmen Prater, Northrop Grumman
Smart People, Good Teams, Bad Decisions
Col Art Tomassetti, USMC
Approval of Experimental Aircraft for Instrument Flight
Richard Newman, NAVAIR
Benjamin Johnson, NAVAIR
Time Safety Margin: A Generalized Methodology for Dive Safety
Bill Gray, USAF
An Approach to Flight Readiness and Executive Readiness Reviews
Bob Ettinger, Northrop Grumman
Thursday, 6 May 2010
SESSION III
Chairman: Jim Richmond, FAA
A Configuration Management System for Prototype Programs
Mark Fattel, Northrop Grumman
Flight Test 2040
Col Art Tomassetti, USMC
Safety Planning for C-17 Airdrop
Maj Mark Jones, USAF
1st Lt Tim Schmidt, USAF
Next Generation Ground Collision Avoidance System Test Results
Billie Flynn, Lockheed Martin
Kevin Prosser, USAF
Managing the Configuration of Night Vision Lighting Systems for Certification in Helicopters
Sarah Thatcher, FAA
SESSION IV
Chairman: Sam Gemar, Bombardier Aerospace
The Airworthiness and Configuration Management: An Important Symbiotic Relationship
Clayton Kolb, NAVAIR
Dr. Tim Schoppert, NAVAIR
SkyCatcher Flight Test Program and Lessons Learned During Spin Testing
C. Dale Bleakney, Cessna
Development and Initial Flight Testing of Rocket Racing League Aircraft Powered by Armadillo Aerospace 2,000lb Thrust Rocket Engine and the Methods Used to “Know What You’re Testing”
Len Fox, Rocket Racing, Inc