The theme for this year is the “pathway to realising the African dream – How Africa’s aviation can move to the next level” and will be hosted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
The aim of the occasion is to see growth in MRO and training services, and further development of airports around the country, allowing to better serve the African countries’ different requirements for open skies and expansion.
Silke Buckley, Head of Training at CAA International, will join a panel discussion on day two, with a focus on ‘Future Workforce: Changing approaches to Recruitment, Retention, Training and Culture – Creating world class facilities for Africa’.
Kevin Sawyer Msc MSyl MIReg, Head of International Operations in Aviation Security at CAA International will also be participating in a panel discussion on day two, targeting Aviation Safety.
CAAi will have a booth for the duration of the summit to allow visitors to meet the team and discuss your State’s regulatory challenges, training requirements and opportunities to optimise your aviation system.
If you would like to pre-arrange a meeting with a member of our team, please email international@caa.co.uk.
To register your attendance, please visit: Aviation Africa 2023 (timesaerospace-registrations.com)
We look forward to seeing you at Aviation Africa this year in Abuja, Nigeria.
Image Source: Aviation Africa website (Times Aerospace)
Who’s attending International Security Expo
Kevin Sawyer
Head of International Operations- Aviation Security
Kevin Sawyer
Head of International Operations- Aviation Security
Managing Insider Risks
Threat Image Projection – Implementation and Analysis
Introduction to Security Culture
Introduction to Human Factors in Aviation Security
Kevin has 18 years of experience working in regulatory roles in the transport sector. Kevin has been working for the UK CAA since 2014, primarily in Aviation Security regulation but also in General Aviation and most recently as aviation security lead in CAAi. Prior to joining the UK CAA, Kevin spent 12 years with the Department for Transport in a variety of security-related roles ranging from compliance, policy, strategy and head of personnel security and vetting. Kevin has significant experience of working on a number of high-profile security events and policies both domestically and internationally with a focus on risk management. Kevin has an MSc in Risk, Crisis and Disaster Management.
