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10.00-10.30 Airport operational readiness – the Munich Airport approach<br />
Peter Trautmann, chief operating officer, Munich International<br />
Airport, Germany<br />
The presentation will look at the lessons learned from operational readiness <strong>programme</strong>s for<br />
international airports <strong>and</strong> terminals. It will examine not only operational readiness but also<br />
trial operation <strong>and</strong> logistics of airport/terminal moves for on-time <strong>and</strong> smooth opening of<br />
airports/terminals.<br />
10.30-11.00 Integrated flight schedule-driven airport planning<br />
Bob McKinley, manager, operations planning, Abu Dhabi Airports<br />
Company (ADAC)<br />
Integrating all of the strategic objectives of key stakeholders in an airport terminal<br />
development <strong>programme</strong> is easier said than done. Of particular importance is a<br />
comprehensive underst<strong>and</strong>ing of key business processes in the short, medium <strong>and</strong> long term<br />
<strong>and</strong> how these processes can support the highest level of service. Developing an integrated<br />
<strong>and</strong> coordinated plan with an airport closely collaborating with its home airline can ensure<br />
better customer service <strong>and</strong> a market advantage in this very competitive region.<br />
11.00-11.30 The value of linking commissioning with operational readiness<br />
Stephen Silverhart, general manager consulting services, Greater Toronto<br />
Airports Authority, Canada<br />
Al Lyons, principal, Arup, USA<br />
Commissioning <strong>and</strong> operational readiness are linked with different processes <strong>and</strong> have<br />
disparate objectives. The overall objective, however, is common: an entirely predictable<br />
opening day. Linking these two activities will further reduce risks to opening day. The<br />
presentation will give the audience an underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the approach to operational readiness,<br />
the need to collaborate <strong>and</strong> engage stakeholders in the process, <strong>and</strong> the structure to do so.<br />
11.30-11.45 Refreshment break<br />
11.45-12.15 The value of linking commissioning with operational readiness CONTINUED<br />
Stephen Silverhart, general manager consulting services, Greater Toronto<br />
Airports Authority, Canada<br />
Al Lyons, principal, Arup, USA<br />
Commissioning <strong>and</strong> operational readiness are linked with different processes <strong>and</strong> have<br />
disparate objectives. The overall objective, however, is common: an entirely predictable<br />
opening day. Linking these two activities will further reduce risks to opening day. The<br />
presentation will give the audience an underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the approach to operational readiness,<br />
the need to collaborate <strong>and</strong> engage stakeholders in the process, <strong>and</strong> the structure to do so.<br />
12.15-12.45 Operational readiness – an air navigation service provider’s view<br />
Achim Baumann, regional manager, DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung<br />
GmbH, Germany<br />
The presentation will present a view of an ANSP on the operational readiness of an airport. It<br />
will point out the different areas of interest between ANSPs <strong>and</strong> other stakeholders involved in<br />
constructing or refurbishing airports. Furthermore, it will outline the common areas of interest,<br />
which will profit from involvement of ANSPs, as well as areas only in the realm of an ANSP but<br />
affecting operational readiness <strong>and</strong> future operations.<br />
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