Audits / Safety Management / ICAO Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme Beyond / Safety Management Systems / Air Transport / Threat / Quality Systems / ICAO’s Approach / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Singapore / /
Currency
SGD / / /
Facility
Marketing airport / Changi Airport Terminal / The bridge / Aerodrome Safety / Airport Emergency Services / University Street Montréal / Airport Planning / / /
IndustryTerm
online application / air navigation services / transportation / retail operator / cargo operator / telecommunications network / airport management / oversight management / service quality management / air traffic management / on-line application / possible solutions / surveillance services / output devices / cargo management / surveillance/air traffic management / transport systems / aviation security systems / Travel arrangements / aviation management / long-haul low cost carrier / safety auditors / transport law / overseas travel insurance / air traffic services / updated communications / safety audit / safety significant systems / health management / error management / safety risk management / air traffic flow management / traffic flow management / automation systems / /
Movie
Today and Tomorrow / /
Organization
Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation / Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore / World Health Organization / Singapore Air Traffic Control Centre / Technical Co-operation Bureau / International Civil Aviation Organization Organisation / Singapore Government / School of Air Traffic Services / School of Aviation Safety and Security / School of Airport Emergency Services / United Nations / School of Aviation Management / Singapore Aviation Academy / Government of Singapore / SITA Communications Centre / ICAO’s Technical Co-operation Bureau / ICAO Council / /
Person
Edward Warner / / /
Position
The ANS Safety Oversight Inspector / General / Secretary General / Governor / SHOULD ATTEND Directors-General/Chief / controller / Raymond Benjamin Secretary / /
Airport Apron (Ramp) Operations Course, 19 – 30 March 2001