This document provides information about the 20th Annual Military Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling Conference happening in Lisbon, Portugal from December 3-4, 2019. The conference will discuss topics such as air mobility capabilities, airlift and air-to-air refueling operations, pooling and sharing initiatives, and leveraging commercial support. It includes an agenda with presentations from military leaders and industry representatives from countries such as Portugal, Brazil, France, the Netherlands, and the United States. There will also be panels on pooling and sharing, leveraging commercial aircraft operations, and airlift support for global operations.

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Europe’s Premier Global Air Mobility
and Air-to-Air Refuelling Conference
SMi Group Proudly Presents the 20th Annual Conference on...
2019
3rd -4th
DEC
Military airlift and
AIR-TO-AIR Refuelling
In addition, this event includes a post conference visit to:
Montijo Air Base
5th December 2019 | 09.00 - 13.00 | Hosted by the Portuguese Air force
Gold Sponsors Sponsors and ExhibitorsLead Sponsor
CONfERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Laurent Donnet, Managing Director,
Avidonn Consulting
EXPERT MILITARy SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Air Chief Marshall Antonio Carlos Moretti Bermudez,
Chief of Staff, Brazilian Air force
Major General Laurent Marboeuf, Commander, European Air
Transport Command*
Brigadier General Pedro Alexandre Entradas Salvada, Director,
Engineering and Programmes Directorate, Portuguese Air force
Brigadier General Oliver fabre, Air Mobility Commander,
french Air force
Colonel James Sparrow, Commander,
Heavy Airlift Wing
Colonel Hernández Quiñones, Section Chief, Coronel Jele,
Spanish Air force
Colonel Eric Herbaut,
Commander, MCCE
Colonel Byron Newell, Commandant,
AATTC, US Air National Guard
Colonel Jurgen van der Biezen, MMF Unit Commander, Dutch
Air force
Mr Jan de Kinderen, MRTT Chief, NATO Support and
Procurement Agency
Lieutenant Colonel Harald Struzyna, Head of Department
Heavy Lift Transport, German Air force
Mr Philippe Martou, Chief Preparedness – OSEP, World food
Programme
Ms Michelle Toma, Section Chief, KC-135 International
Acquisitions, AFLCMC, US Air force
EXPERT INDUSTRy SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Mr Simon Johns, VP Business Development and Sales, Embraer
Defence and Security
Mr Julian Stinton, Marketing and Sales,
TLD
Mr Matias Magnasco, Government Account Manager,
Jetex
Mr Mal Sandford, Senior VP,
Skytech
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2. 08.00 Registration & Coffee
08.45 SMi Group Welcome Address
Mrs Sadia Malick-Jones, Director, SMi Group
08.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Mr Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
OPENING KEyNOTE ADDRESSES
OPENING KEyNOTE ADDRESS:
09.00 Delivering Multi-Purpose Airlift and AAR Capability
• Current airlift inventory: C-130 capabilities and asset utilisation
• Upgrade of the C-130 fleet – integrating new cockpit displays, flight
management and open systems into the avionics architecture
• Strategic priorities for the fleet beyond the Flight2 upgrade
• Requirements for a flexible airlift and tanking capability from a
Portuguese perspective
Brigadier General Pedro Alexandre Entradas Salvada, Director, Engineering
and Programmes Directorate, Portuguese Air force
09.30 Strategic Views on the Integration of the KC-390 into the Brazilian Air force
• Strategic aims and ambitions of the Brazilian AF: prototyping and
procuring the KC-390 to meet regional requirements
• Tactical and strategic lift requirements within the Brazilian AOR
• How the KC-390 provides consistent air-to-air refuelling capability for the
Brazilian Air Force and enables strategic reach
• Integrating heavy lift platforms with ISR and other mission critical air assets
Air Chief Marshall Antonio Carlos Moretti Bermudez, Chief of Staff,
Brazilian Air force
10.00 Protecting Capital Investments through Enduring Operational Effectiveness
• Managing ‘Investment Nerves’ – Out with the Old & In with the New
• Mitigating ‘Capability Fade’ – Preparing for the Future
• Handling the (Emotional) Baggage – Looking After all the Stakeholders
Mr Simon Johns, Vice President Business Development & Sales,
Embraer Defence & Security
10.30 Morning Coffee
EUROPEAN AIR MOBILITy
11.00 EATC: Providing a Unique framework for Air Mobility in Europe
• European Air Transport Command: an introduction to the organisation
and the fleet assets that are utilised
• Leveraging contracted assets to deliver stop-gap capability within
European operations
• Virtual currency framework for the member states: how to leverage the
resources of EATC
• EATC in support of multi-national air transport operations and
aeromedical evacuations
• Adapting the role of EATC within new pooling and sharing structures
Major General Laurent Marboeuf, Commander, European Air Transport Command*
11.30 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor Skytech
Mr Mal Sandford, Senior VP, Skytech
12.00 french Air Mobility Command: Providing Strategic flexibility
• New fleets and new capability – delivering multi-role strategic aircraft
with large payloads and long range
• Simulation and training perspectives on airlift: increasing airlift capacity
through flight time modelling
• Providing strategic flexibility: case studies from the French Air Force
• Facing contextual and structural challenges: balancing human
resources and the pragmatic pooling and sharing approach
• Concluding thoughts: comprehensive approaches to airlift and new
battle rhythms
Brigadier General Oliver fabre, Air Mobility Commander, french Air force
12.30 Airbus: a Comprehensive and Complementary Portfolio
• A balanced portfolio of Airlift solutions
• The full range of AAR solutions
• Innovation in Services with SMARTFORCE
Senior Representative, Name to be Confirmed, Airbus
13.00 Networking Lunch
14.00 PANEL: Lifting Together – Delivering Pooling and Sharing that Works
• An overview of the current pooling and sharing organisations and how
they fit into a holistic model for the alliance and partners
• Growing together: how nation states can integrate themselves into
multinational structures
• How transnationals can provide capacity to smaller nations and offset
costs for larger ones
• Flight hour pricing – delivering a flexible structure for man-hour costings
• Multifaceted user interfaces for the nations: how to enable easy access
to resources
Moderated by: Mr Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
Panelists:
Colonel James Sparrow, Commander, Heavy Airlift Wing
Colonel Eric Herbaut, Commander, MCCE
14.45 “Ground Handling – the Airlift Bottleneck”
• Operational Needs – new platforms, same old handling problems
• Solutioneering and spiral development – working with the front-line User
• (Not so) Future Concepts - and vectors for development
Mr Julian Stinton, Marketing and Sales, TLD Group
HUMANITARIAN AIRLIfT
15.15 Saving Lives | Changing Lives – Utilising Airlift for Humanitarian Aid:
the WfP’s Perspective
• An introduction to the WFP’s food assistance programme and its role in
delivering relief and recovery
• 2030 agenda for sustainable development and how airlift can help
overcome hunger reduction goals
• WFP’s supply chain and air and ground logistical considerations
• Airlift and airdrop – providing food, shelter, medicines and other critical
supplies
• Case studies of humanitarian response in West Africa in the wake of the
Ebola epidemic
Mr Philippe Martou, Chief Preparedness - OSEP, World food Programme
15.45 Afternoon Tea
16.15 Session Reserved
Senior Representative, Name to be Confirmed, Leonardo
16.45 Session Reserved for Sponsor
MULTINATIONAL MULTI-ROLE TANKER TRANSPORT fLEET UPDATES
17.15 International Cooperation Within the MMf Programme
• Current status of the MMF project and its role in spear heading European
collaboration
• MRTT cooperation as a force multiplier and the role of industry in the
effort
• Where greater interoperability can be developed between the allies in
the future
• MMF timeline from 2020 to 2022 – key developments and considerations
Mr Jan de Kinderen, MRTT Chief, NATO Support and Procurement Agency
17.45 MMf Unit Operational Status
• Meeting tanker capacity within Europe – feedback derived from
operations in Libya
• How the A330 MRTT will provide additional capacity and current
logistical status
• Modelling and simulation prior to the arrival of the first tankers at
Eindhoven
• Initial operating capability for the MMF – key considerations
Colonel Jurgen van der Biezen, MMF Unit Commander, Dutch Air force
18.15 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Mr Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
18.30 Post Conference Networking Reception
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An Invitation to Military Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling 2019
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in the 20th annual Military
Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling conference, being hosted in Lisbon by SMi Group
later this year. As industry professionals, we all regard air mobility as a mission
critical priority to enable strategic and tactical reach & this essential gathering
of military and commercial experts will provide the opportunity to promote and
discuss its value in defence.
Today, European Air Forces are striving to deliver the capabilities that are
demanded by the modern operational tempo. Meeting these requirements
demands an evolving approach to our engagement with allied partners
and industry – as seen within the growing successes of international pooling
and sharing efforts and multi-faceted asset development within the dynamic
commercial market.
Within this landscape, there is a clear and present need for vendors, operational
users, equipment & service delivery organisations and research & development
agencies to come together to promote what works and how we can do better.
I hope that this event will identify how cost-effective solutions will continue to
provide the alliance with the warfighting edge required as we move forward.
Having attended this conference for the last ten years, I firmly believe it is
the best one held in Europe and the perfect environment for discussion and
networking. Hence, I am honoured to be able to chair it for the fifth time in a row.
May I ask you to pay particular attention to the conference agenda which
has been put together with great care to give you the very best opportunity
to benchmark and learn from subject matter experts. SMi has invited the most
senior and well-respected Commanders of Air Transport bases, Heads of Air
Mobility organizations and agencies, and this seniority is a demonstration of the
support for this critical meeting.
I am looking forward to meeting you in December in Lisbon with many other
like-minded individuals to ensure you too can benefit from this unique event.
Yours Sincerely,
Laurent Donnet,
Managing Director,
Avidonn Consulting
An Invitation to Military Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling 2019
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in the 20th annual Military
Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling conference, being hosted in Lisbon by SMi Group
later this year. As industry professionals, we all regard air mobility as a mission
critical priority to enable strategic and tactical reach & this essential gathering
of military and commercial experts will provide the opportunity to promote and
discuss its value in defence.
Today, European Air Forces are striving to deliver the capabilities that are
demanded by the modern operational tempo. Meeting these requirements
demands an evolving approach to our engagement with allied partners
and industry – as seen within the growing successes of international pooling
and sharing efforts and multi-faceted asset development within the dynamic
commercial market.
Within this landscape, there is a clear and present need for vendors, operational
users, equipment & service delivery organisations and research & development
agencies to come together to promote what works and how we can do better.
I hope that this event will identify how cost-effective solutions will continue to
provide the alliance with the warfighting edge required as we move forward.
Having attended this conference for the last ten years, I firmly believe it is
the best one held in Europe and the perfect environment for discussion and
networking. Hence, I am honoured to be able to chair it for the fifth time in a row.
May I ask you to pay particular attention to the conference agenda which
has been put together with great care to give you the very best opportunity
to benchmark and learn from subject matter experts. SMi has invited the most
senior and well-respected Commanders of Air Transport bases, Heads of Air
Mobility organizations and agencies, and this seniority is a demonstration of the
support for this critical meeting.
I am looking forward to meeting you in December in Lisbon with many other
like-minded individuals to ensure you too can benefit from this unique event.
Yours Sincerely,
Laurent Donnet,
Managing Director,
Avidonn Consulting
Yours Sincerely,
Laurent Donnet,
Managing Director,
Avidonn Consulting
Monday 2nd December | Welcome Reception | 19.00
Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal
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www.military-airlift.com DAy TWO 4th December 2019
08.00 Registration & Coffee
08.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
OPENING KEyNOTE ADDRESSES
09.00 Air Mobility Command as an Enabling MAJCOM: Supporting US and Partner
Nations with Strategic Airlift and AAR
• Delivering the right effects to the right place at the right time – AMC’s
vision for air mobility
• Fuelling the fight: air-to-air refuelling capabilities as a force multiplier for
US forces globally
• Saving lives – aeromedical evacuation and patient support enabled
through the strategic and tactical lift assets of AMC
• Delivering hope: key case examples of humanitarian support
• Planning for Mobility Guardian 2019 and feedback from prior operations
• Providing future expeditionary options from heavy lift units under AMC’s
command
Session Reserved for Senior Representative, US Air force
09.30 The future of Military Air-To-Air Refuelling
• An introduction to the AFLCMC – our role and key stakeholders
• The KC-135 stratotanker – multi mission responsibilities for AAR and airlift
• Foreign military sales of legacy tankers within the alliance
• KC-135 replacement: current timelines in competitions & tenders to
provide future AAR capability
• Concluding thoughts – what we can learn from legacy FMS and future
programme development
Ms Michelle Toma, Section Chief, KC-135 International Acquisitions,
AFLCMC, US Air force
10.00 Session Reserved
for Lead Sponsor Embraer
10.30 Morning Coffee
AIRLIfT POOLING AND SHARING
11.00 Strategic Partnerships in the HAW framework
• Strategic Airlift Capability Overview: 12 nations providing a unique, non-
NATO capability from Papa
• Flight inventory of the HAW and contributions from partner nations:
providing long term C-17 airlift assets to SAC nations
• Landing in damaged airfields or remote areas – where airdrops can be
further utilised and security considerations in future operations
• Priorities for the HAW moving forward – working with commercial partners
and nation states to expand pooling and sharing
Colonel James Sparrow, Commander, Heavy Airlift Wing
11.30 Session Reserved for Sponsor
12.00 MCCE: Maximising the Capacity of Strategic Lift
• Coordinating the multinational use of military lift and AAR across
28-member nations
• Optimising the use of assets to maintain cost effectiveness – lead nation
concepts within MCCE
• Best practices in the MCCE environment (sharing, commercial
partnership)
• Expansion of the project to new regions to build new relationships and
expand the asset portfolio
Colonel Eric Herbaut, Director, Movement Coordination Centre Europe
(MCCE)
12.30 Operational Support for Today’s Governmental and Military flight
Operations
• Specialized Agent providing Flight Support solutions
• Worldwide coverage for Military and Governmental Operations
• 24 Hours Operations Centers
• Presence in conflict and disaster zones
Mr Matias Magnasco, Governmental Account Manager, Jetex
13.00 Networking Lunch
14.00 PANEL: How to Leverage Commercial Aircraft Operations and
Maintenance in a Military Environment
• Sovereign ownership vs leased assets: how does each option help
deliver capability?
• Modularity vs specialist programmes: to what extent should militaries
look for bespoke assets?
• Perspectives from the primes: how industry of all sizes can be
integrated into the MRO of military assets
• Case studies in industry-military collaboration on the provision
of strategic and tactical airlift
Moderated by:
Mr Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
Panelists:
Mr Simon Johns, Vice President Business Development & Sales,
Embraer Defence & Security
Senior Representative, Name to be Confirmed, Airbus
Senior Representative, Name to be Confirmed, Leonardo
AIRLIfT IN SUPPORT Of GLOBAL OPERATIONS
14.45 The Advanced Airlift Tactics Training Centre Past, Present and future
• Brief history of the AATTC
• Increasing the warfighting effectiveness and survivability of mobility
forces
• Partnerships with 18 allied nations through the total force initiative
• Providing tactics analysis and tactics development for the mobility
community – key insights
• Future plans and initiatives for the AATTC
Colonel Byron Newell, Commandant, AATTC, US Air National Guard
15.15 Afternoon Tea
15.45 Providing Logistical Capacity to Support Global Operations
• German heavy lift capability: A400M as a mid-size tanker & transport
asset
• Delivering humanitarian aid and other cargo to the point of need
– versatility of planes and landing requirements where airfields are
damaged or lacking
• Working with commercial partners & ground segments to deliver quick
logistical turnarounds
• Interoperability with key allied partners and feedback from operations in
delivering combined capacity
Lieutenant Colonel Harald Struzyna, Head of Department Heavy Lift
Transport, German Air force
16.15 The Spanish Approach to Military Airlift
• Current capabilities in air logistics and AAR – strategic, tactical
and operational resources
• Transition from the C-130 to the A400M: technology, infrastructure
and training challenges to be overcome
• FOC for the A400M: lessons learned and partnerships with other
European operators
• Integration and innovation within a European framework: reducing
costs and enabling knowledge and asset exchange
Colonel Hernández Quiñones, Section Chief, Coronel Jele,
Spanish Air force
16.45 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Mr Laurent Donnet, Managing Director, Avidonn Consulting
17.00 Networking Reception
Sponsored by Airbus
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4. Post Conference site visit to:
Montijo Air Base,
5th December 2019 | 09.00 - 13.00 | Hosted by the Portuguese Air force
SITE VISIT ITINERARy
09.00 Departure
• Delegates depart from the hotel
09.30 Arrival
• Delegates arrive at Montijo Air Base
and are welcomed with coffee
10.00 Portuguese Air force Presentation
• A welcome and corporate
presentation about the Portuguese
Air Force and Montijo Air Base
10.30 Networking Break
• Delegates will be provided with a
morning coffee and refreshments
11.00 Visit to the facilities
• An opportunity for delegates to see
the facilities
13.00 End of Site Visit
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following SMi Group’s 20th Annual Military Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling conference, all delegates are invited
to our post conference site visit to the Montijo Air Base. Transport will be provided to and from the conference
hotel for this visit and delegates will have the opportunity to visit the facilities and the aircraft.
MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
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so that your association/publication can gain access to a global market and key decision makers in the defence market.
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Monday 2nd December | Networking Reception: 19.00 – 20.30
Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal
Tuesday 3rd December | Networking Reception: 18.30 – 20.00
Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal
Wednesday 4th December | Networking Reception: 17.00 – 18.30
Sana Metropolitan Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal
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Prime networking opportunities exist to entertain, enhance and expand your client base within the context of an independent discussion specific
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Sadia Malick, Director, on +44 (0)20 7827 6748 or email smalick@smi-online.co.uk
LeaD Sponsor
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attack and advanced trainer and the multi-mission KC-390 military airlift, it provides a full line of integrated solutions and applications
such as Command and Control Center (C4I), radars, ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance Reconnaissance) and space. This also includes
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PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE DISTRIBUTION
□ Distribution of your company’s promotional
literature to all conference attendees £999.00 + VAT £1198.80
The conference fee includes refreshments, lunch, conference papers, and access
to the Document Portal. Presentations that are available for download will be
subject todistribution rights by speakers. Please note that some presentations may
not be available for download. Access information for the document portal will be
sent to the e-mail address provided during registration. Details are sent within 24
hours post conference.
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Our Reference D-215
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Payment: If payment is not made at the time of booking, then an invoice will be issued and must
be paid immediately and prior to the start of the event. If payment has not been received then
credit card details will be requested and payment taken before entry to the event. Bookings within
7 days of event require payment on booking. Access to the Document Portal will not be given
until payment has been received.
Substitutions/Name Changes: If you are unable to attend you may nominate, in writing, another
delegate to take your place at any time prior to the start of the event. Two or more delegates may
not ‘share’ a place at an event. Please make separate bookings for each delegate.
Cancellation: If you wish to cancel your attendance at an event and you are unable to send
a substitute, then we will refund/credit 50% of the due fee less a £50 administration charge,
providing that cancellation is made in writing and received at least 28 days prior to the start of
the event. Regretfully cancellation after this time cannot be accepted. We will however provide
the conferences documentation via the Document Portal to any delegate who has paid but is
unable to attend for any reason. Due to the interactive nature of the Briefings we are not normally
able to provide documentation in these circumstances. We cannot accept cancellations of
orders placed for Documentation or the Document Portal as these are reproduced specifically to
order. If we have to cancel the event for any reason, then we will make a full refund immediately,
but disclaim any further liability.
Alterations: It may become necessary for us to make alterations to the content, speakers, timing,
venue or date of the event compared to the advertised programme.
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Terms and Conditions of Booking
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VENUE Sana Metropolitan, Lisbon, Portugal
VAT
VAT at 23% is charged on the attendance fees for all delegates.
Vat at 20% is also charged on Document Portal and Literature distribution for all UK customers and
for those EU Customers not supplying a registration number for their own country here
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India House, 45 Curlew Street, London, SE1 2ND, UK