International Aircraft Cabin Air Conference – Programme 2021
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Following on from the success of the 2017 and 2019 Aircraft Cabin Air Conferences, the 2021 conference will be an essential four-day free modular online event via Zoom. 2021 is providing an in-depth overview, update and debate for those seeking to understand the subject of contaminated air, the flight safety implications, the latest scientific and medical evidence investigating the contaminated air debate and the solutions available to airlines and aircraft operators.
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INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE CONFERENCE AIRCRAFT CABIN AIR CONFERENCE Flight Safety and Cabin Air Quality 15-18 MARCH 2021 4 Day Conference, Online aircraftcabinair.com See website for full list of sponsors and supporters
Tristan Loraine (Conference Director) Susan Michaelis, Dieter Scholz (Editor) CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 2021 International Aircraft Cabin Air Conference 15-18 March 2021, Online, Zoom London: Global Cabin Air Quality Executive (GCAQE) 2021
2 Conference Homepage: https://www.aircraftcabinair.com Conference Proceedings Homepage: https://zenodo.org/communities/aircraftcabinair DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4627005 The work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License: CC BY https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 Conference Objectives 3 Conference Speakers 4 Schedule for the 2021 Aircraft Cabin Air Conference 5 Conference Sponsors
3 1 Introduction Following on from the success of the 2017 and 2019 Aircraft Cabin Air Conferences, the 2021 conference will be an essential four-day free modular online event via Zoom. 2021 is providing an in-depth overview, update and debate for those seeking to understand the subject of contaminated air, the flight safety implications, the latest scientific and medical evidence investigating the contaminated air debate and the solutions available to airlines and aircraft operators. This online international conference mapping the business, regulatory and technical solutions to cabin air contamination, follows on from the successful 2017 and 2019 conferences we organised in London. 2 Conference Objectives By way of expert global independent and industry speakers, the 2021 Aircraft Cabin Air Conference will provide a unique insight into the subject matter. Through a modular format, over 4 days (15002000 GMT), conference participants will have the opportunity to participate via Zoom, for free, in a wide selection of presentations and talks. These will range from the basic issues of contaminated air, the history, previous research, the flight safety implications and findings, medical aspects of exposures, current research and policy making, review of ICAO, IATA, EASA, IFALPA, ITF, GCAQE and FAA positions and guidance related to the issue, the new GCARS reporting system or discover the very latest news in the development of sensors and filtration technologies to detect and filter contaminated air.
4 The conference will seek to achieve the following key objectives: Provide a historical overview of the contaminated air issue and its causes from the 1950s to present day. Map out the flight safety aspects of contaminated air through case studies, discussion and air accident investigation findings. Disseminate the latest medical and scientific theories and findings on the health aspects of exposure to contaminated air. Give guidance of workers compensation, legal and the regulatory aspects of cabin air quality. Provide regulators, airlines, occupational health, policy makers, public health officials, engine manufacturers, researchers, academia, airline workers, passengers, media and other interested parties, the opportunity to expand their knowledge and understanding of the contaminated air issue. Examine the latest development towards bleed air filtration, contaminated air warning sensor systems and other potential solutions. 3 Conference Speakers Mr. Paul Roux Sr. Principal Engineer R&D Pall Aerospace Dr. Rick Mlcak Sr. Principal Engineer Pall Aerospace Mr. Victor Leung Global Marketing Manager Clean AirBASF
5 Mr. Dragos Munteanu Assistant Director Safety and Flight Operations - IATA Mr. Eoin Coates and Mr. Kris Major European Transport Workers' Federation (ETF) Dr. Mariano Di Matteo Aero-Thermo-Mechanics Department, Université Libre de Bruxelles Mr. David Conrad Vice President, Business Development PTI Technologies Mr. Mike McConnell Aero Data Science / L2 Aviation Mr. Ricardo Pavia Aircraft Maintenance | Systems Engineering - TAP Mr. Jonathan Saltman Member - Business Development Aviation Clean Air Professor Dr.-Ing. Dieter Scholz, MSME Aircraft Design and Systems Group (AERO) Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Professor Vyvyan Howard Professor of Pathology (toxicology) University of Ulster Ms. Sarah Shabbir Institute for Aerospace Technology, The University of Nottingham
6 Mr. Tony Cable Aircraft Accident Investigation Consultant (AAIB - retired) Captain Rudy Pont European Cockpit Association - Air Safety Committee Ms. Gitte Furdal Damm Human Factors Consultant Mr. Halvor Erikstein Industrial Hygenist SAFE – Norwegian Union of Energy Workers Mr. Frank Brehany Independent Consumer Campaigner & Commentator Ms. Judith Anderson, MSc CIH Industrial Hygienist Association of Flight Attendants-CWA Mr. Daniel Dumalin, MSc.(Psy) Research Psychologist specialised in Neurophysiology Dr. Alvin V. Terry Jr. - PhD Chairman, Dept of Pharmacology & Toxicology Augusta University Dr. Jonathan Burdon AM, MBBS, MD, FRACP Consultant Respiratory Physician
7 Dr. Paul I. Williams Senior Research Fellow National Centre for Atmospheric Science, The University of Manchester, Dr. Susan Michaelis - PhD / MSc Michaelis Aviation Consulting Professor Clement Furlong Professor of Medicine and Genome Sciences, University of Washington Dr. Richard Fox - PhD Aircraft Environment Solutions Inc. Mr. Arie Adriaensen KU Leuven University, Department of Mechanical Engineering Professor Mohamed B Abou-Donia, Ph.D. Duke University School of Medicine Mrs. Gayle Fitzpatrick Mr. Glen Lasken Specialist worker's compensation attorney Ms. Zoe Littlepaige Athea Trial Lawyers & Littlepage Booth Leckman Ms. Alessandra Airaldi GCAQE board member
8 Captain Nicholas McHugh GCAQE board member Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi Conference Director 4 Schedule for the 2021 Aircraft Cabin Air Conference 15 - 18 March 2021, 1500 to 2000 GMT All times are Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) DAY ONE: Monday 15 March 2021 SESSION ONE: Introductions and the history of the issue 15:00-15:07 Conference introduction Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi Conference Director 15:08-15:13 Understanding filtration and 'bleed air' Short films
15 18:48-19:01 HALO, a new wireless cabin air quality system for aerospace markets, using detection, data, and alerting to create the healthiest environments possible. Mr. Mike McConnell L2 Aviation 19:02-19:32 Sensing Technology Dr. Rick Mlcak Sr. Principal Engineer Pall Aerospace 19:33-19:59 Discussion and Q&A 19:59-20:00 Day 2 Conference closing comment Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director DAY THREE: Wednesday 17 March 2021 SESSION SEVEN: Introduction to organophosphates 15:00-15:04 Day 3 conference introduction Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director
16 15:05-15:18 Understanding organophosphates used in aviation Short film 15:19-15:34 Simultaneous inboard and outboard, inflight measurements of ultrafine particle concentrations Dr. Paul I. Williams Senior Research Fellow National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), The University of Manchester 15:35-15:50 Two sides of the same coin. Exposure to lubricants from aircraft turbine engines and offshore aeroderivative gas turbines – Why aviation and offshore oil and gas production share the same health risk from synthetic engine oils. Mr. Halvor Erikstein Industrial Hygenist SAFE – Norwegian Union of Energy Workers 15:51-16:11 Chronic low level exposure to organophosphates Professor Alvin V. Terry Jr., Ph.D. Regents Professor and Chair Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology Medical College of Georgia Associate Vice President for Basic Science Research Augusta University 16:12-16:29 Discussion and Q&A
17 16:30-16:34 Comfort Break SESSION EIGHT: The toxicology and neutoxicity of contaminated air 16:35-16:40 BASF Film 2 BASF Film 16:41-17:01 Toxicology of contaminated air Professor Vyvyan Howard Professor of Pathology (toxicology) - University of Ulster 17:02-17:21 Aircraft Cabin Air – Neurotoxicity: Update and in-depth analysis Mr. Daniel Dumalin, M.Sc.(Psy) Research Psychologist specialised in Neurophysiology 17:22-17:41 Autoantibodies to glial and neuronal proteins as biomarkers for neurodegeneration - Induced by Contaminated air Professor Mohamed B Abou-Donia, Ph.D. Duke University School of Medicine 17:42-17:54 Discussion and Q&A 17:55-17:59 Comfort Break
18 SESSION NINE: Occupational health and exposures 18:00-18:09 Human Intoxication Following Inhalation Exposure to Synthetic Jet Lubricating Oil Short Film Dr. Mark Montgomery PhD, Toxicologist 18:10-18:21 Crew exposure - a personal experience. Short film 18:22-18:41 Australian union perspective on contaminated air Captain Marcus Diamond Technical Manager, Safety The Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) 18:42-19:02 Occupational medicine and contaminated air exposures – quarter decade later Dr. Robert Harrison, MD, MPH Clinical Professor of Medicine Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine University of California, San Francisco 19:03-19:23 Aerotoxic Syndrome, the Heart and Organophosphates Dr. Jonathan Burdon Consultant Respiratory Physician
19 19:24-19:39 Investigating health and exposure circumstances of persons after aircraft fume events: a narrative review with medical protocol Dr. Jonathan Burdon et al. 19:40-19:55 Discussion and Q&A 19:56-20:00 Day 3 Conference closing comments Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director 20:00-20:15 RESCHEDULED FROM DAY 2 Air and Surface Purification System Mr. Jonathan Saltman Member - Business Development Aviation Clean Air 20:16-20:25 Discussion and Q&A DAY FOUR: Thursday 18 March 2021 SESSION TEN: Safety analysis and biomarkers of exposure 15:00-15:03 Day 4 conference introduction Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director
20 15:04-15:24 Cabin air quality: Safety analysis and certification Dr. Susan Michaelis Michaelis Aviation Consulting 15:25-15:44 Have You Been Exposed to Aircraft Engine Oil? - Biomarkers of Exposure Professor Clement Furlong Professor of Medicine and Genome Sciences University of Washington 15:45-15:59 Discussion and Q&A 16:00-16:05 Comfort Break SESSION ELEVEN: The legal aspects of contaminated air exposures 16:06-16:10 Introduction of the session Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director and Session host Mr. John T. Martin Trial Lawyer KJC Law Firm
21 16:11-16:18 A passenger's perspective of contaminated air Short film 16:19-16:24 A journey to the High Court of Australia Short film 16:25-16:59 How to Win a Claim Arising out of a Fume Event Mr. Glen Lasken Specialist worker's compensation attorney 17:00-17:29 Legal actions in the United States Ms. Zoe Littlepage Athea Trial Lawyers & Littlepage Booth Leckman 17:30-17:58 Discussion and Q&A Hosted by Mr. John T. Martin, Trial Lawyer KJC Law Firm 17:59-18:04 Comfort Break
22 SESSION TWELVE: Filtration solutions 18:05-18:19 Advanced Technology Filtration For A Better Crew And Passenger Experience Mr. David Conrad Vice President, Business Development PTI Technologies 18:20-18:49 BASF Ozone-VOC Converters: Enhance Your Comfort Mr. Victor Leung Global Marketing Manager, Clean Air BASF 18:50-19:19 Filtration Technology Mr. Paul Roux Sr. Principal Engineer R&D Pall Aerospace 19:20-19:49 Discussion and Q&A 19:50-20:00 Conference closing comments Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, Conference Director CONFERENCE ENDS
23 5 Conference Sponsors Pall and the Pall logo are trademarks of the Pall Corporation and are used with non-transferable permission Please email conference questions for our sponsors to: GCAQE mailto:[email protected] PALL mailto:[email protected] BASF mailto:[email protected] KJC mailto:[email protected] In association with ...