Introduction

Integrated health management is a key part of the aeronautic industry’s development of the next generation of aircraft. To meet the demands of the business airlines are continually requiring a higher level of aircraft operability. This means lower maintenance costs, improved operational reliability and the greater availability of aircraft. The European Commission co-funded a Framework 6 Integrated Project in 2004 to research this topic: Technologies and Techniques for New Maintenance Concepts (TATEM).

This seminar will include the final conclusion of the TATEM project, disseminating the considerable results including high level strategy and technical solutions. The first day of the event will feature demonstrations from the Project, giving you a first-hand look at the findings from the technological research. This event will also bring together leaders in this field to share their experiences of implementing an integrated health management approach.

Who should attend?

The seminar will be of utmost importance to keep abreast of the latest developments in this area for those working in the aircraft industry, including:

• Maintenance Directors
• Engineering Directors
• Operational Directors
• Chief Engineers
• Technical Managers
• Maintenance Engineers
• Systems Engineers
• R&D Directors
• Researchers
• Airline Cost Planners

Areas of interest:

• Aircraft Maintenance
• Optimized Aircraft Operations
• Aircraft System Design
• Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Technologies
• Service Oriented Architecture
• Physics of Failure

It will also be a key networking opportunity the partners who have worked on the TATEM project.