Revolution.Aero Dublin 2023 Presentations
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Monday 24th April
18.00 Pre-conference cocktail
Tuesday 25th April
08.30 Registration and Refreshments
09.00 Opening Remarks
09.05 Welcome to Ireland
Why Ireland is the perfect place to start operations
Declan Fitzpatrick, Irish Aviation Authority
09.15 Drafting out the Fourth Aviation Revolution
What assumptions can we make?
Is it too early to work out the impact new technology will have?
Sergio Cecutta, SMG Consulting – Presentation
Jay Carmel, Oliver Wyman – Presentation
Stephan Baur, Roland Berger – Presentation
Joshua Ng, Alton Aviation Consultancy – Presentation
10.05 Vertical Aerospace – Revolutionising Urban Air Mobility and electrifying air travel
Stephen Fitzpatrick, Vertical Aerospace
10.25 Morning Coffee
10.50 The state of AAM in 2023
Moderator: Alasdair Whyte, Revolution.Aero
Izzy Ishak, Bristow Group
Dirk Hoke, Volocopter
Paul-Franck Bijou, Lilium
Andrew MacMillan, Vertical Aerospace
11.30 EVE Air Mobility – a start up from an existing leader
Andre Stein, EVE Air Mobility
11.45 The Regional Revolution
Electric-hybrid versus pure electric
How big is the market?
What will new aircraft compete with?
Moderator: Patrick Edmond, Altair Advisory
James Dorris, ODYS Aviation
Claudio Camelier, Heart Aerospace
Nick Rogers, KinectAir
Tine Tomažič, Pipistrel
Darrell Swanson, EA Maven
12.30 Manna from Heaven
Bobby Healy, Manna
12.50 Lunch
14.10 What role will operating lessors play?
New aircraft versus commercial and helicopter leasing
How can you forecast residual values?
Cargo versus passenger versus urban versus regional
How big a market will it become?
Moderator: Alasdair Whyte, Revolution.Aero
Marc Tembleque Vilalta, Avolon
James Greenstreet, Falko
Gustavo Semeraro, Lobo Leasing
Jaspal Jandu, LCI
14.50 Supernal: An automative approach to AAM
Matthew Sattler, Supernal
15.10 Advanced Air Mobility: protecting your new technology assets
How can you harness the power of data
Understanding the protection landscape
Moderator: Katharine Stephens, Bird & Bird
Mark Leach, Bird & Bird
Seyed Mohani, ARC Aerosystems
Chris Bigwood, Honeywell
Patrick Buckles, Beta Technologies
15.50 Airbus: An established OEM looking to the NextGen
Is there such thing as experience in AAM?
Benefits of working across eVTOLs, propulsion and ATM
Balkiz Sharihan, Airbus
16.10 Afternoon Tea
16.35 How the electric aviation revolution is speeding up
What are the main options for aircraft?
Who should own batteries?
Will certification hurdles slow innovation?
Moderator: Charles Alcock, AIN Media Group
Richard Charlton, Electro.Aero
Joshua Stewart, BAE Systems
Fleur Cox, Rolls-Royce Electrical
16.55 Build it and they will land
Moderator: Meghan Eisenstein, NATA
Duncan Walker, Skyports
Clem Newton-Brown, Skyportz
Bradley Miller, Ferrovial Vertiports
John Drysdale, Shannon Airport Group
Russell Vickers, Future Mobility Campus Ireland
17.30 [email protected]
Judges Include:
Nichola Bates, Boeing
Brian Flynn, DiamondStream Partners
Moya Aero, Alexandre Zaramela – Presentation
CargoTron, Ross Kelly – Presentation
The Advanced Air Mobility Institute, Patrick Raftery –Presentation
18.00 Cocktail Reception
Wednesday 26th April
09.00 Opening Remarks
09.05 Finding early-stage investment
Has appetite changed?
The role of accelerators
Strategic versus return investors
Moderator: Richard Moody, Cranfield Aerospace Solutions
Nichola Bates, Boeing
Jim Lockheed, JetBlue Ventures
Edward Espiritu, United Airlines Ventures
09.45 Archer Aviation – Are partnerships key to being operational?
Charles Alcock, AIN Media Group
Tom Anderson, Archer Aviation
10.05 Whose sky is it anyway?
Managing shared airspace
Working with existing ATC systems
Moderator: Dean Donovan, DiamondStream Partners
Jef Geudens, Skyports
Chris Kucera, OneSky
Paul Kennedy, Irish Aviation Authority
10.45 Future of Flight realism: The challenges and opportunities of both decarbonising aviation and AAM
Chris Brown, KPMG
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11.05 Morning Coffee
11.35 Overcoming the hype – ushering AAM into an operational reality
Dave Stepanek, Bristow Group
11.55 Who will fly new aircraft?
How many pilots will AAM need?
Will new operators compete with existing operators?
How can you train thousands of new pilots efficiently?
Moderator: Adam Twidell, Flexjet Group
Stella-Marissa Hughes, CAE
Julie Garland, Avtrain
Christophe Lapierre, Sigma Air Mobility
12.35 The Autonomous aviation revolution
How to reassure passengers?
Does Urban Air Mobility need autonomy to add up?
Alison Wyrick, Honeywell
12.55 Lunch
14.50 The hydrogen aricraft race
James McMicking, ZeroAvia
14.30 Financing manufacturing and the first deliveries
What options are available for OEMs and customers?
How can governments support new manufacturers?
Moderator: Eddie Gross, Vedder Price
Joshua Ng, Alton Aviation Consultancy
Michael Halaby, MUFG Bank
Tim Chun-hing Li, Ascend by Cirium
Andy Blundell, Close Brothers
15.10 A Pragmatic Approach to Electrifying Aviation
Patrick Buckles, Beta Technologies
15.30 Afternoon Tea
15.50 Rethinking cargo
Grant Newman, Elroy Air
16.10 The rising tide of amphibious aviation
When almost 2/3 of the world’s surface is water, why not use it as a runway?
Do we mean flying boats or amphibious aircraft, which hold greater potential
Are the lessons learnt from the Soviet Union and its Ekranoplan being ignored?
Moderator: James Richardson, Ancieo Research
Billy Thalheimer, Regent
George Alafinov, Jekta
16.40 The economics of AAM
The future versus the history
How low can operating costs go?
Dean Donovan, DiamondStream Partners
17.00 Closing Remarks
