Events

Upcoming events

Safeskies Australia conference 2026

20-21 May 2026

Sharing the Airspace

Webinar Two
8 May 2024
1100 – 1200 AEST

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Past Webinars

SMS for Uncrewed Operations webinar

Sharing the Airspace

13 March 2024 and 8 May 2024

Sharing the Airspace

8 May 2024

Recent events

Human Factors and uncrewed operations

Jackie Dujmovic, Safeskies board member and CEO Hover UAV, facilitated a standing-room only seminar at the 2023 Avalon Air Show in March, featuring uncrewed industry speakers: Mitch Bannink, Cameron Devries and Wing Commander Keirin Joyce.
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Past Events

Speakers

Over the years, Safeskies has brought numerous well-known aviation personnel to Australia, including the first keynote speaker, John J Nance. Nance, a pilot, is a leader and a pioneer in both aviation and medical safety and quality, and for almost 20 years has been a familiar face to North American television audiences as the aviation analyst for ABC World News and Good Morning America, and for appearances on the crash investigation series, Mayday.

Other distinguished speakers have included: space pioneer Dr Bill Gaubatz (Delta-Clipper space project); two chiefs of the RAAF; the NTSB Board Chairman, Mark Rosenker; former Chairman, CAA UK, Sir Roy McNulty; Director of the Air Navigation Bureau (ICAO) Ms Nancy Graham; and most recently, in 2019, Secretary-General of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Dr Fang Liu.

Themes and topics

Safeskies has focused from time to time on a range of themes, including ‘Setting the right aviation safety culture’; ‘Safety in the globalised economy’; Learning the lessons of the past’; ‘Making safety management systems work’; and ‘Training and change’. Conference topics include a broad range  of aviation activities, civil and military: flight operations, engineering and maintenance, ground handling, training, air traffic management, safety management systems and organisational culture, across sectors ranging from airlines and charter to recreational aviation, emergency services and the growing unmanned sector.

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