Latest Expert Speakers Confirmed at Aviation Electronics Europe in Munich

Aviation Electronics Europe, the premier global conference and exhibition for the international avionics and aviation electronics community, has announced its latest speakers confirmed to participate and share their knowledge and experiences.

Taking place on 20th-21st April 2016 in Munich, Germany, the two day event delivers a highly focussed Main Conference Programme, as well as a series of Technical Workshops, Certified Training Courses and Exhibitor Workshops.

Latest speakers to confirm their participation include:

- Friedhelm Runge, Chief Expert Avionics and Electrical Systems, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) - who will not only deliver a critical opening keynote presentation, but key updates on ADS-B

- Johan Martensson, Surveillance Expert, EUROCONTROL

- Rick Heinrich, Director, Strategic Initiatives, Rockwell Collins

- Matt Shreeve, Technology Policy Expert, Helios

- Nicholas Bloom, Technical Fellow, Rockwell Collins

The Main Conference Programme will offer topics in strategic policy and practical areas of avionics and aviation electronics including:

- SESAR & Next-Gen Update

- CNS Enabling Operational Efficiency

- ADSB Updates - today and tomorrow!

- Standardisation & Certification

- Cyber Security & the e-Enabled Aircraft

- Satellite Based Solutions for CNS

- Innovations in Avionics

Further details on speakers and programme can be found at www.ae-expo.eu. 

Aviation Electronics Europe is the premier platform for the international aviation electronics industry to learn, network and source new information, products and services at one unique annual event. Its leading exhibition displays some of the latest technologies and systems available on the market.

Adrian Broadbent, Event Director and owner of Aviation Electronics Europe, said, "We are delighted to be able to announce new speakers to the Aviation Electronics Europe conference programme, which will see great content delivering strategic thinking in policy and practices, as well as increased and enhanced learning and education opportunities for the whole avionics community."

For further information on Aviation Electronics Europe visit www.ae-expo.eu.