ACI World Report - June 2011 - Airports Council International
ACI World Report - June 2011 - Airports Council International
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<strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Report</strong> - <strong>June</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />
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and Angela Gittens <strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong>’s Director General.<br />
In total, some 15 people are directly involved<br />
with course delivery and logistics, allowing us to<br />
ensure the best possible executive level course<br />
designed specifically for airport leaders.<br />
As for the 17 participants, in addition to their<br />
classroom work, they have already started<br />
working on their classroom project of running<br />
a mock <strong>ACI</strong> <strong>World</strong> Board of Governors meeting<br />
where they are tasked with addressing three<br />
real-world topics. This exercise will be observed<br />
by several senior airport executives who will<br />
provide feedback and comments on the success<br />
of their work. Upon their return home they take<br />
one week off from their rigorous learning before<br />
completing the final four weeks of distance<br />
learning, which requires the delivery of an<br />
individual strategic visioning project and finally<br />
a group project. Successful participants will be<br />
awarded an <strong>ACI</strong> / Concordia University - JMSB<br />
certificate.<br />
Please click HERE8 for more information on the<br />
AELP programme.<br />
Click HERE8 to view<br />
<strong>ACI</strong> Global Training<br />
Course Catalogue<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
The <strong>2011</strong> course<br />
catalogue gives a<br />
description of each<br />
course, who the<br />
course is designed for<br />
and the goals of each<br />
course.<br />
<strong>ACI</strong> Global Training Attends the ICAO<br />
Global Runway Safety Symposium<br />
Suzanne Acton-Gervais<br />
Manager, Global Training<br />
The <strong>ACI</strong> Global Training team was very pleased<br />
to attend the ICAO Global Runway Safety<br />
Symposium from 24 May to 26 May in Montreal,<br />
Canada.<br />
L - R: Kevin Caron, Suzanne Acton-Gervais, Nathalie<br />
Zulauf, John Webster<br />
The aim of the Symposium was to coordinate a<br />
global effort for improving runway safety, identify<br />
a common framework for the enhancement of<br />
runway safety, highlight the evolution towards a<br />
more integrated safety management approach<br />
in ICAO’s runway safety programme, identify a<br />
format for subsequent runway safety workshops,<br />
and both promote and gain the commitment<br />
from partners to deliver regional runway safety<br />
workshops across the globe.<br />
Many participants at the GRSS symposium left<br />
keen to establish their own Local Runway Safety<br />
Team. Numerous presenters at the GRSS<br />
highlighted the fact the solution will not, and<br />
should not, come from one service provider,<br />
but rather should be an integrated solution<br />
that is established by all stakeholders including<br />
as a minimum representatives from aircraft<br />
operators, air navigation service providers, and<br />
the aerodrome operator.<br />
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