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CREATING DIsCUssIoNs FoR A sAFER skY

THE Only DEDicaTED ExHibiTiOn & cOnfErEncE fOr THE inTErnaTiOnal aviaTiOn ElEcTrOnics & aviOnics cOmmuniTy

• The only event for the international Avionics and Aviation Electronics community in Europe

• For the latest in SESAR, NextGen and performance based navigation• For what the Pilot wants, the Aircraft needs and Industry must have• From aircraft to the ground and all communications and technologies

inbetween

Register by 25th February and benefit from the Early Bird delegate rate

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CoNTENTsAbout Aviation Electronics Europe 2Who is it For 3Why Attend 3How to Register 4Schedule of Events 5Conference Programme 6 - 9Networking Reception 9Workshops Programme 10

Airline Partner Programme 11Exhibition 12 - 13Exhibitor Presentations Schedule 13Venue 14Hotel Accomodation 14Sponsors 15Registration Form 16 - 17Munich & BavAIRia 18

With industry forecasts $21 billion will be spent on commercial avionics systems for fixed-wing commercial aircraft in 2015, and an order backlog of aircraft, the future for the aviation electronics and avionics industry is looking healthy, as the global economic recovery continues to strengthen.

but as more aircraft are set to take to the skies, it becomes increasingly important for the management of the airspace to continue to improve safety and reliability to accommodate the greater number of aircraft, including military and uAVs.

Aviation Electronics Europe will not simply look at the latest and future for cockpit technologies, where airlines aim to deliver the most up-to-date and efficient systems for their pilots and the safety of passengers, but also updates on the Single European Skies initiative, which enters its third and final phase.

Single European Sky and NextGen continue to dominate the aerospace industry, with targets of ensuring the utilisation of technology to increase traffic, improve aircraft and control communications whilst enhancing safety in an ever increasingly busy sky.

Aviation Electronics Europe will discuss topics and issues of the day and demonstrate and showcase new products, developments, technologies and services available on the market, and also key elements of the upgrades and retrofits market.

We invite you to join us and the Avionics community in Munich, Germany from 25th-26th March 2015, for the largest gathering of avionics and aviation electronics professionals.

sTAYING AhEAD oF ThE CoMPETITIoN IN A GRowTh MARkETWith the global market for commercial avionics equipment set to grow at an annual rate of 4.8 percent through to 2019, the industry has not been this buoyant for some time, setting the scene for some active discussions at Aviation Electronics Europe on the future policies, performances and innovations in the aviation electronics and avionics sector.

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whY ATTEND?

Aviation Electronics Europe is the premier platform for the international avionics and aviation electronics industry to learn, network and source new information, products, technologies and services at one unique annual event.

1 Keep up-to-date with the latest issues, challenges and discussions in avionics and aviation electronics

2 Meet and network with colleagues, peers and experiences professionals from the avionics and aviation electronics industry

3 Discover the latest and future avionics technologies and solutions at the Free to Attend exhibition

4 Develop and forge relationships with potential suppliers/customers 5 Learn about the latest trends facing the avionics and aviation electronics

• Airlines and operators• End users• Airframers• Integrators• Prime contractors• Aviation electronics and avionics manufacturers, fixed wing and rotorcraft• Design & Planning• International Defence Agencies / Ministry of Defence• Armed Forces • 4th tier subcontractors – specialising in production of particular components

and specific processes• 3rd tier subcontractors - produce machine components and sub assemblies• 2nd tier subcontractors make various subassemblies and sections• 1st tier subcontractors do major assembly/manufacture without assembling complete units• oEM – design (develop) and assemble or manufacture complete units• MRo – maintenance, repair and overhaul

who Is AVIATIoN ELECTRoNICs EURoPE FoR?

Aviation Electronics Europe will attract a broad representation from civil, government and military organisations, of senior management, project leaders, senior engineers, executives and decision makers who have the authority to purchase, or influence the purchase of products and services, from the following sectors:

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how To REGIsTER

Complete the Registration Form at the back of this booklet and:

1 Email to [email protected]

2 Fax to +44 (0) 208 090 6211

3 Mail to Aviation Electronics Europe, Rydal, 1 Coyners Avenue, Southport PR8 4SZ, uK

4 Register online at www.ae-expo.eu

Do you work for an airline or operator?wE hAVE A GREAT PACkAGE DEAL FoR AIRLINEs/oPERAToRs - sEE PAGE 11 FoR DETAILs

Register online today and save €€€ with the Early Bird delegate fees Early bird delegate rate deadline is 25th February 2015

Register online today to ensure you receive regular event updates and keep informed of the latest conference developments.

Visit www.ae-expo.eu for conference delegate fees, discounts and to register online.

Discounts for Members of Supporting Associations

If you are a member of one of the following trade associations, supporters of the Aviation Electronics Europe, then you can benefit from a special 20% discount rate:

- Association of European Airlines (AEA)

- bavAIRia

- German Aerospace Society (DGLR)

- Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)

- Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET)

- ASD Europe (ASD)

Check the Registration Form at the back of this booklet for full details and fees.

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sChEDULE oF EVENTs

REGIsTRATIoN hoURsTuesday 24th March 2015 14:00-17:00Wednesday 25th March 2015 8:00-19:00Thursday 26th March 2016 8:00-17:00

ExhIbITIoN oPENING hoURsWednesday 25th March 2015 10:30-19:30Thursday 26th March 2016 9:30-17:30

The FREE To ATTEND Aviation Electronics Europe exhibition will see over 50 companies and organisations exhibiting their leading technologies, products and services. A range of Exhibitor Presentations and Micro Workshops are also Free to Attend and available to registered trade visitors.

WEDNESDAy 25Th MARCh 20159:00-10:30 opening Keynote10:30-11:00 Networking Coffee break11:00-12:30 Avionics in SESAR12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch14:00-15:30 PANEL DISCuSSIoN - Impact of Performance based Navigation

from Alternate Perspectives15:30-16:00 Networking Coffee break16:00-17:30 Standardisation & Certification17.30-19.30 Networking Reception on Exhibition Floor

hosted by bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology

ThuRSDAy 26Th MARCh 20168:30-10:30 Connectivity & eEnabling from Nose to Tail and beyond10:30-11:00 Networking Coffee break11:00-12:30 Situational Awareness - latest and future challenges12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch14:00-15:30 open Architecture and CoTS Technology15:30-16:00 Networking Coffee break16:00-17:30 Future Avionic Innovations and Advanced Concepts


WEDNESDAy 25Th MARCh 2015

9:00am - 10:30amOpening KeynOte

Chair: Mark Holmes, Editor, Avionics Magazine

• Gzim ocakoglu, DG MoVE, European Commission

• Senior Representative, European Aviation Safety Agency

• TbC

11:00am - 12:30pm AviOnics in sesAREurope’s Single Sky (SES) initiative has entered its third and final phase, which will see implementation of a series of projects in the years ahead. Avionics will be increasingly integrated to the future Air Traffic Management system in Europe and in the world. This session explores the current and potential future for avionics in SESAR, the main operational challenges and the technical enablers for SES deployment and integration with ATM, from the commercial airline and business jet perspectives.Chair: Marc Gatti, Thales Avionics

Avionics in SESARMarouan Chida, CNS and Avionics Expert, SESAR Ju

Changes coming in the communication area?Niko Fistas, Future Communications Team Leader, EuRoCoNTRoL

4D Navigation Lucille Revertegat , Airbus Engineer – i4D Project Leader, Airbus

Title TBC Vanessa Rullier, Sr Manager, European Affairs, EbAA

2:00pm - 3:30pmPANEL DISCUSSION - impAct Of peRfORmAnce BAsed nAvigAtiOn fROm AlteRnAte peRspectives

Developed by ICAo, Performance based Navigation (PbN) is an essential component of delivering the objectives underpinning the Future Airspace Strategy and consequential modernisation of the airspace . PbN provides the opportunity for a significant airspace re-design as future navigation developments, such as three-dimensional (3D) and four -dimensional (4D) user preferred trajectories, evolve. This panel discussion will look at the impact PbN will have on airspace from the different perspectives, from the airline to the FSM supplier.Moderator: John McHale, Editor, Military & Embedded Systems

• Frédéric belloir, Airbus Engineering – Systems, Navigation Systems Manager, Airbus

• Franca Pavlicevic, EuRoCoNTRoL

• Vanessa Rullier, Sr Manager, European Affairs, EbAA

• Dorothee De Villele, FMS Engineering, honeywell

• Senior Representative, Airline*

• Senior Representative, DLR*

oUTLINE CoNFERENCE PRoGRAMME


4:00pm - 5:30pmstAndARdisAtiOn & ceRtificAtiOn

With the necessity for all systems and software design developed to be fit for purpose and support the deployment of SESAR, we explore the latest approaches, analysis and implications in compliance of Do-178b/C - ED-12b/C.Chair: Peter Green, EUROCONTROL

Title TBCSecretary General, EuRoCAE

Data Distribution Service, and its Control in Safety Critical SystemsGeorge Romanski, CEo, Verocel

Applying RTCA DO-254/EUROCAE ED-80 objectives for avionics computer systems referencing software considerations addressed through RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C activitiesozgur babur, Electronic hardware Certification Group Manager, STM A.S.

Worst Case Execution Time for DO-178B/C Applications: How Does Randomization Help?Andrew Coombes, head of Marketing and Engineering Services, Rapita Systems

ThuRSDAy 26Th MARCh 2016

8:30am - 10:30am cOnnectivity & eenABling fROm nOse tO tAil And BeyOnd

What are the trends of airlines and how are they addressing connectivity beyond the aircraft, from pilots utilising tablets in the cockpit to in-cabin communication. how can legacy and IT systems be integrated to be secure via the eEnabled ground network?Chair: Mark Holmes, Editor, Avionics Magazine

e-enabling @ LufthansaAndreas Ritter, Director, Captain A340, Deutsche Lufthansa AG

Title TBCGeorge Ric, Systems Marketing Manager - oIS & EFb, Airbus SAS

Safely Connecting PIES and AIS domains: Approaches and benefits of sharing aircraft networked resourcesWilliam Cecil, Director of business Development, Teledyne Controls

eEnabling the Aircraft or the PilotDeclan boland, Senior Director, Rockwell Collins (ARINC)

Title TBCSenior Representative, boeing*


* invited


11:00am - 12:30pmsituAtiOnAl AwAReness - lAtest And futuRe chAllenges

Assisting the flight crew with precise data can help situation awareness and the decision making process be more accurate, enhancing overall safety. What are the future challenges facing aircraft in todays more turbulent and busier sky, and what are the latest technologies and systems to provide aircrew support?Chair: TBC

Improving Situation Awareness for Helicopter Pilots with Accurate Air Data across the Complete Flight EnvelopePaul hart, Chief Technology officer, Curtiss Wright

Automatic emergency descent function Florent Lanterna, Auto Flight System Project Leader, Airbus operations

Title TBCSenior Representative, L-3 Aviation Products

An integrated approach for Enhanced Flight Vision Operation Seniore Representative, honeywell

2:00pm - 3:30pmOpen ARchitectuRe And cOts technOlOgy

Improvements in the performance and security of modern technology has enabled the development of new systems and architecture, and applications within new CoTS technologies. This session explores the latest approaches for open architecture and component based architecture, as well as the design challenges and compliance issues.Chair: Lars Lindberg, President, AVTECH Sweden

SoftArcadia : Real Time Components Execution Platform for Embedded Softwarebenoit Souyri, Software Architect – SoFTARC Product Design Authority, Thales Airborne Systems

Multicore MILS - Evolution of the Multiple Independent Levels of Security software architecture to enable multi-level secure multicore systemsPaul Parkinson, Principal Systems Architect, Wind River

System Integration and Certification Considerations for IMA Systems Qin Zhu (Amy), Systems Certification & Airworthiness Engineer, Aviage Systems

Robust Embedded Computing for Advanced Integrated Architectures Mirko Jakovljevic, Senior Marketing Manager, TTTech



WEDNESDAy 25Th MARCh 20155.30PM-7.30PM

Exhibition Floor

Hosted by Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairsand Media, Energy and Technology

We invite you to joins us at the end of the day on Wednesday 25th March for the Aviation Electronics Europe Networking Reception on the Exhibition floor at the MoC Event Centre Munich, which will see the avionics and aviation electronics community gather for this informal reception.

hosted by bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, the networking reception provides the opportunity to meet colleagues and peers, and build relationships with colleagues, peers, new customers and old, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

The Networking Reception is FREE To ATTEND and open to industry professionals.

We look forward to welcoming you.

NETwoRkING RECEPTIoN

4:00pm - 5:30pmfutuRe AviOnic innOvAtiOns And AdvAnced cOncepts

What innovations and concepts are around the corner that could soon become part of todays development in avionics. What are the future technologies and latest thinking in concepts for safer, more cost effective skies?Chair: Alex Wilson, Director Business Development, Wind River

Integrating Cloud Technology to FMS using WirelessPrashanth T V, honeywell

Title TBCMatthew Jackson, Presagis & brecht baert, barco Defense & Aerospace

IMA and What next? Marc Gatti, Advanced R&T Director, Thales Avionics SAS

The future of Combined Vision Systems (HUD / Synthetic Vision / Enhanced Vision) and the potential effects on avionics & cockpitSeniore Representative, Rockwell Collins

for further details on the conference programme and to register online visit www.ae-expo.eu



woRkshoPs PRoGRAMMEThe frEE TO aTTEnD workshops at aviation Electronics Europe provide an excellent educational programme from the perspectives of key organisations in the aerospace industry in munich.

The workshops are delivered by the institution of Engineering & Technology, royal aeronautical society and German aerospace society (DGlr).

WEDNESDAy 25Th MARCh

10.30a.m - 12.00pm - Royal aeRonautical Society

The IoT of Aviation and Cyber security threatsDr. Martti Lehto, Col (ret.), Adjunct professor, Cyber Security, Department of Mathematical Information Technology, University of Jyväskylä

§ 15a Air Traffic Regulations - The future of small flying assistants Andreas Voss, Syrphus Gmbh

3.00p.m - 4.30pm - inStitution of engineeRing & technology

Can 3 D Printing enter Aerospace Production?udo behrendt, EoS Gmbh

What’s the future of Wire manufacture in Aerospace Manufacturing?Dr. Peter Dickinson, Spectrum Technologies PLC

Lightning Strike Protection of AircraftRhys Phillips, Lightning & Electrostatics Group, Airbus Group Innovations

ThuRSDAy 26Th MARCh

10.30a.m - 12.00pm - geRman aeRoSpace Society (DglR)

2.00p.m - 5.30pm - iet patW competition

Present around the World (PATW) is the IET’s presentation competition for young engineers and technicians, aged 18 to 26. Individual competitors give a presentation for 10 minutes in English on a subject related to engineering and technology and to answer questions for a further five minutes. The aim of this competition is to arouse youngsters’ interest in English and provide an environment for them to present in English confidently.

for further details and workshop programme visit www.ae-expo.eu/workshops-programme


To assist with making it even more attractive and beneficial to avionics engineers, professionals and managers of airlines and operators, we are delighted to announce a great package for airline/operator delegates.

Airline Delegate Package for only €295 – including 2 nights accommodation

The airline delegate package is a great way to attend the Aviation Electronics Europe conference, keep up to date with the latest technologies, policies and challenges facing the aviation electronics and avionics industry, with a cost effective rate which includes 2 nights accommodation at the event hotel.

For just €295 your delegate fee includes your access to the conference, exhibition, keynote, exhibitor presentations, free seminars and workshops, coffee breaks and lunch breaks for 2 days, as well as 2 nights accommodation – great value!

for further details and to register online visit www.ae-expo.eu/airline-delegate-package

Association of European Airlines support Aviation Electronics Europe

The Association of European Airlines (AEA) is supporting Aviation Electronics Europe 2015, and will be hosting their CNS Working Group meeting during the event.

based on its extensive knowledge of the industry, AEA is an essential industry platform and is relied upon by policy-makers as a trustworthy contributor to the debates around the decision-making process. AEA works together with the institutions of the European union and other stakeholders in the value chain to ensure the sustainable growth of the European airline industry in a global marketplace.

The Association of European Airlines is a non-profit industry organisation, bringing together 30 major European airlines as the trusted voice of the European airline industry for 60 years.

The airline community has a key role to play in the future for avionics, with the airline pilots being in the frontline of technological developments, and the AEA is keen to ensure its members have the opportunity to contribute to the discussion in the future developments in aviation electronics and avionics.

AIRLINE PARTNER PACkAGE


The Aviation Electronics Europe Exhibition is FREE To ATTEND to trade visitors and will showcase many of the latest technologies and solutions on the market. The event will also deliver a range of Exhibitor Presentations and Micro Workshops with many of the companies participating providing an enhanced level of activity to engage visitors and delegates.

• Discover new and latest technologies and solutions in Avionics and Aviation Electronics• Network with the international avionics community in a great environment

LIST oF ExhIbIToRS AT (22nd December 2014):

Visit www.ae-expo.eu for full listings

Limited exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities are still available, to join the list of leading companies and organisations showcasing their technologies and solutions.

For further information on exhibiting and sponsorship please contact:

ExhIbITIoN

• AES - Aerospace Embedded Solutions• Amphenol• Aim Gmbh• Airberlin Technik• Aitech Systems Ltd• ASM – Aircraft Systems & Manufacturing Inc. • AVD Systems• Aviation Maintenance Magazine• Avionics Magazine• bavAIRia• CES Creative Electronic Systems• Curtiss Wright• DGLR Munich• DMarkets• Dspace• Esterline CMC• Great River Technology• Green hills Software• hR Smith - Techtest• L-3 Aviation Products

• Matt black Systems• Men Mikro• MICCAVIoNICS• Presagis• Rapita Systems• Resource Group• Rotor & Wing • Royal Aeronautical Society (Munich)• SD Aviation• Staco Systems• Sysgo• TE Connectivity• TechSAT Gmbh• Tecnobit• TTTech Computertechnik AG• Vector Informatik GMbh• Verocel Gmbh• Wind River

James McAuleyEMEA Region [email protected]: +34 952 118 018M: +34 651 675 516

Paul McPherson The [email protected]: +1 240-463-1700


A range of FREE To ATTEND presentations by some of the exhibitors at Aviation Electronics Europe give a deeper insight into the technologies and systems available in the market.

The Exhibitor Presentations will take place during the event in the exhibition area and are open to registered visitors to the event.

Exhibitor Presentations include:

CNS Evolutions Thomas Maier, Senior Manager, Air Traffic Management Engineering - EyIA Airbus

Multicore in flight critical avionics current practices, trends and outlook for certificationAlex Wilson, Director, business Development, Aerospace and Defence, Wind River

Avionic Industry Overview – Embedded Systems TechnologiesMichael henze, Product Manager, MEN Mikro Elektronik

Management of DO-178C activities and objectives through automationGeorge Romanski, CEo, Verocel, Inc.

The challenges of multi-core software certification in the Avionics industryStuart Fisher, Director Technical Marketing, SySGo

Company Presentation of AESDr. Axel hüdepohl, CTo, AES Aerospace Embedded Solutions

Management of DO-178C activities and objectives through automationGeorge Romanski, CEo, Verocel

The challenges of multi-core software certification in the Avionics industryStuart Fisher, Director Technical Marketing, Sysgo

Developing and Testing Complex ARINC 818 Video SystemsTim Keller, Director of Marketing, Great River Technology

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VENUEMoC Event CenterLilienthalallee 4080939 MunichGermanyT: +49 89 323530www.moc-muenchen.de

The MoC Event Center, Munich is an excellent venue with high quality facilities and ideally located in the heart of Munich.

Easily accessible by car and train, the MoC is also a short distance from Munich Airport ensuring our international delegates an easy and stress free arrival to Aviation Electronics Europe.

hoTEL ACCoMMoDATIoNholiday Inn Munich – City Centrehochstrasse 3D-81669 MunichGERMANyT: +49 89 48030www.holidayinn.com

We are delighted to have arranged a Special offer with the official hotel for Aviation Electronics Europe, the holiday Inn Munich – City Centre.

To book your accommodation online visit www.ae-expo.eu/hotel-accommodation.

Located just over a quarter mile from the ‘Deutsches Museum’, opposite from the ‘Gasteig’, Munich’s Cultural Centre and directly at the S-bahn station ‘Rosenheimer Platz’ this 4-star hotel in Munich is a convenient base for your leisure or business stay. The city centre of Munich lies within walking distance.

The holiday Inn Munich City Centre, with its excellent facilities, is ideally located for the MoC Event Centre, just a few stops on the S-bahn.

For further details visit: visit www.ae-expo.eu/accommodation


Aviation Electronics Europe wish to thank the following sponsors and supporters of the event who without the event would not be possible:

sPoNsoRs AND sUPPoRTERs

Supported by:

Media Partners:

Media Supporters:

Networking Reception hosted by:


Munich & BavaiRiaStrategically Munich is an excellent location for Aviation Electronics Europe providing great opportunity for the event to continue to grow, in the heart of Europe, where there is a large cluster of related aerospace industry organisations.

Therefore rather than trying to get the market to come to us, we have taken the event to where the market is. Travel from within the cluster is easy and there are also many relevant companies within easy travelling distance of the event providing exhibitors or attendees the opportunity to arrange on site visits or appointments with many of these companies just before or after the event.

BAckgroundBavaria is one of two centres of the german aerospace industry, with 1/3 of german aerospace industry based there, whether in terms of employees, companies or turnover:• 61,000 employees• 550 separate companies• €7 Billion - $9.6 Billion annual turnover

BavaiRia - LocaL industRy suppoRtThe Bavarian state government has commissioned bavAIria with the cluster management of the aerospace cluster as well as the satellite navigation cluster. bavAIria’s goal as a cluster management organisation is to bring together the various stakeholders from industry, science and politics on a neutral ground in order to facilitate cooperation projects for strengthening global competitiveness of Bavaria´s aerospace and satellite navigation. For this purpose, bavAIria offers services regarding state funded research projects, and various activities with regard to human resources, marketing, supply chain integration and internationalisation.

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BOOKING FORM

Please select your OPTIONS & PAYMENT METHOD below and return to [email protected] or FAX to +44 (0) 208 090 6211 or tel: +44 (0) 203 289 2577.

IMPORTANT – A 19% VAT/sales tax will be added to the rates/payments quoted below.

CONFERENCE DELEGATE FEES

Airline delegate package – 2 day (includes 2 nights accommodation and access to 2 days conference, keynote session, coffee breaks, lunch for both days, entry to exhibition) Booked anytime – €295

Full standard delegate (includes access to 2 days conference, keynote session, coffee breaks, lunch for both days, entry to exhibition) Booked and paid before 25 February – €750 Booked and paid after 25 February – €850

One Day standard delegate (includes access to 1 days conference, keynote session, coffee breaks, lunch for one day, entry to exhibition) Booked and paid before 25 February – €425 Booked and paid after 25 February – €495

Group booking 2 day – 3 full standard delegates (includes access to 2 days conference, keynote session, coffee breaks, lunch for both days, entry to exhibition for 3 named delegates) Booked and paid before 25 February – €1500 Booked and paid after 25 February - €1700

Group booking 2 day – 5 full standard delegates (includes access to 2 days conference, keynote session, coffee breaks, lunch for both days, entry to exhibition for 3 named delegates) Booked and paid before 25 February – €2250 Booked and paid after 25 February - €2550

Exhibition only FREE to attend for trade

Supporting Associations Discount A 20% discount will be applied if you are a member of one of the following Associations (Please tick box of your trade association membership. Not applicable to Airline Delegate Package):

AEA bavAIRia DGLR RAeS IET ASD

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Pay by Credit Card – complete address and card details (see opposite)

PayPal – you can send your payment using the email [email protected]

Bank Transfer/Wire Name on Account: Aviation Electronics Expo Ltd € - A/C 64583388 – IBAN GB09 BARC 208033 64583388£ - A/C 93369528 – IBAN GB18 BARC 208033 93369528 Barclays Bank (Sort code 208033, SWIFT BARCGB22) – 265 Lord Street, Southport, Merseyside, PR8 6NX Complete address details of the delegate and return form after making payment so we can match this document when payment arrives in our Bank.

To be INVOICED prior to payment, complete address details and return to above

By Cheque - Please send the above invoice with payment attached to the address below within 7 days of registration. Payable to: Aviation Electronics Expo Ltd, Rydal, 1 Coyners Avenue, Southport PR8 4SZ, United Kingdom

PRIMARY DELEGATE DETAILS

First Name

Last Name

Job Title

Company

Street Address

City

State/Province

Country

Zip/Postal Code

E-mail Address

Phone

Please advise if Billing address is different to above.

SUPPLEMENTARY DELEGATES

First name Last name

Job Title Email


Job Title Email


Job Title Email


Job Title Email

BILLING ADDRESS

First Name

Last Name

Job Title

Company

Street Address

City

State/Province

Country

Zip/Postal Code

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT INFORMATION

Please charge to: Visa Visa Electron Mastercard Maestro Amex

Card Number

Expiry Date /

Start Date /

CVC (last 3 digits on reverse or 4 digits for Amex)

Name on Card `

Signature

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