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Event Program

 

Monday 6 May

1000 - 1300 TFG TF meeting: effects of alternative fuels to filters and biofuel trial Lufthansa evaluation (by invitation only)
1300 - 1400 ASTM SCJ Executive
1400 - 1600 ASTM J02 - Aviation SI & CI Fuels
1600 - 1900 Registration open
1600 - 1700 TFG Steering Group meeting (by invitation only - including Fuel Disruption Portal by Rommy Ulloa)
1600 - 1700 CFWG meeting (by invitation only)
1700 - 1800 CFWG/TFG Joint Steering Group meeting (by invitation only)
1800 - 2000 Welcome Reception and Marketplace

Tuesday 7 May 

0900 - 1300 Commercial Sessions                   0800 - 1230    Technical Sessions                       

 (Airlines only)                                                                (Open to all)                                   

Lunch - sponsored by Argus Media
1430 - 1630 Commercial Sessions                    1345 - 1700    Technical Sessions

(Airlines only)                                                                   (Open to all)

1900 Official Fuel Forum Dinner

Wednesday 8 May 

0900 - 0930

Welcome and administration

- Antitrust briefing

- CFWG and TFG presentations

0930 - 1030 Joint Industry Session 1

Keynote session

  • Tony Tyler, Director General & CEO, IATA
  • David Bradley, Director Technical Committee Operations, ASTM International
1030 - 1115 Coffee break
1115 - 1245 Joint Industry Session 2

Securing global quality assurance

Current fuel quality assurance programs are exceptional at major airports but lacking at smaller locations. A shortage of qualified experts and the need for a more equitable distribution of costs among participants are some of the reasons that hamper the expansion of audit programs. This highly interactive session aims to generate new ideas on ensuring global coverage of fuel quality inspections and will enable the Fuel Forum participants to contribute to a feasible industry solution.

Speakers:

  • John Buxton, Q8
  • David Pullinger, ExxonMobil Aviation
  • Marco Schaefers, KLM
  • Richard Taylor, SGS

 Moderator:

  • Mike Farmery, Shell Aviation
1245- 1415 Lunch - sponsored by Platts
1415 - 1530 Joint Industry Session 3

Developing European airports' jet fuel infrastructure 

A number of investments are being made in jet fuel infrastructure at European airports to improve supply reliability and/or facilitate more competitive fuel markets. This session will examine developments at London Heathrow, Warsaw and Nice that are key to ensuring cost efficient operations.

Speakers:

  • Jon Drapkin, HAFCO & HHOpCo
  • Sebastian Gosciniarek, BBSG
  • Pieter Van Espen, Skytanking

Moderator:

  • Thorsten Lange
1530 - 1600 Coffee break
1600- 1700 Joint Industry Session 4

Looking through the economic cycle

Leading aviation analysts will debate key structural changes shifting  and shaping the market for air transport and jet fuel demand over the next two decades.

Speakers:

  • James Billing, Boeing
  • Julie Perovic, IATA
  • Adam Pilarski, Avitas

Moderator:

  • Hemant Mistry, IATA
1700 - 1725 Joint Session 5

Quiz of the Day

  • Jonathan Pardoe, Virgin Atlantic
1725 - 1730 Close of Joint Sessions and look ahead to next Fuel Forum
1730 - 1815 Workshop - all you need to know about fuel alerts and portals

Thursday 9 May

0900 - 1330 Commercial Sessions                  0900 - 1300   Technical Sessions
Lunch
                                                               1400 - 1800    Technical Sessions
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