Helicopter Technology Central and Eastern Europe 2018 Conference

May 23-24, 2018 - Prague, Czech Republic

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Our Helicopter Technology Central and Eastern Europe 2018 conference will be held for a third successful year, returning to Prague, Czech Republic on the 23rd and 24th May 2018.

Our past Helicopter Technology events have been recognised for excellence by many leading defence forces in both Central and Eastern Europe and have hosted more senior heads of Air Force and Helicopter Commands than any other helicopter event in Europe.

As Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltic States continue to be a key focus for defence equipment upgrades, the rotary fleet remains a key asset in both domestic and international military operations. Therefore, a focused conference is essential to ensure continued advancement of capability, equipment, and joint interoperability.

Taking place on the 23rd and 24th of May in Prague, Czech Republic, this will be a unique opportunity to meet many heads of Air Force and Helicopter Programme Managers.

Benefits of Attending

The participants at Helicopter Technology Central and Eastern Europe 2018 will be the most senior decision-makers responsible for modernising and procuring new military helicopters, as well as some of the region's most experienced operators of rotary craft, all meeting to demonstrate their intentions to advance capability and lay down foundations for future collaboration and standardisation between nations.
If you are interested in developing business in this key market, do not miss this opportunity to brand yourself in front of those who will be shaping Central and Eastern Europe's military helicopter capabilities.

The audience will include, but not be limited to:

Commanders of Air Force
Deputy Commanders Air Force
Commanders of National Helicopter Forces
Directors of Capability Planning
National Armaments Directors
Helicopter Programme Managers
Heads of Army Aviation
Heads of Strategy and Defence Planning
Commanders of Air Systems
Directors of Procurement
Chief Scientists/Defence Research Agencies

Speakers

Brigadier General Scott Clancy, Director General Air Readiness, Canadian Air Force
Colonel Chad Chasteen, 110th Army Aviation Brigade Commander, U S Army Aviation Center
Colonel David Walsh, USMC H-1 Helicopter Programme Manager, Naval Air Systems Command, US Marine Corps
Colonel Julian Facer, Assistant Head Capability Development, Joint Helicopter Command
Colonel Lenny Brown, Chief of Staff, Commando Helicopter Force
Colonel Miroslav Jencik, Director, MATC , Czech Air Force
Colonel Robert Klestinec, Deputy Chief of Staff, Slovakian Air Force
Colonel Slawomir Makosa, Commander, 1st Army Aviation Brigade, Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Tamas Bali, Deputy Commander, 86th Szolnok Helicopter Base, Hungarian Air Force
Lieutenant Colonel David Amlot, SO1 Force Development and Strategic Plans in Air Manoeuvre Capability, British Army Air Corps
Lieutenant Colonel Eric Goffinon, CFA/BAAP AFB 106, French Air Force
Major General (Ret'd) Bohuslav Dvorak, Former Deputy Chief of General Staff , Czech Armed Forces
Major General Jaromir Sebesta, Commander, Czech Air Force
Major Peter Gernes, Capability, Development, and Planning - Rotary Wing, Czech MoD
Mr. Josef Jirka, Programme Manager, Air Force Armaments Department, Czech MoD
Mr. Marc Alexander, Flight Research Officer, National Research Council Canada- Institute for Aerospace Research
Mr. Marko Gruden, Helicopter Programme Manager, Armament Project Management Division, Slovenian Ministry of Defence
Mr. Pat Collins, Science Gateway Helicopters , DE&S, UK MoD
Mr. Steve Mathias, Vice President, Global Military Business Development, Bell Helicopter