Aerospace Standards Newsletter - July 2017 - Cover1

Volume VIII, Issue 1
July 2017

AEROSPACE
STANDARDS
NEWSLETTER
Creating global consensus-based solutions.
Moving the aerospace industry forward.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

2017 AEROSPACE STANDARDS SUMMIT A SUCCESS

C1 2017 Aerospace Standards Summit a Success

The SAE 2017 Aerospace Standards Summit,
held April 26-27 at EASA Headquarters in
Cologne, Germany, attracted a record 90
delegates and speakers.

C2 Cabin Air Management Committee Launched
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First Standard on Prevention of Foreign Object
Damage on Aircraft Published

1

SAE International Tasked by FAA to Develop
Rotorcraft Inlet Barrier Filter Standard

2 New SAE Committee on Unmanned Vehicle
Propulsion Meets
3 SAE Standards Active in Additive Manufacturing
Programs
3 SAE Participates in European UAS Standards
Group
4 New Polymer Additive Manufacturing
Subcommittee Holds Meetings
4 SAE Webinar on Additive Manufacturing
Standards Available for Viewing
5 SAE Participates in ANSI UAS Standardization
Collaborative
6 AESQ Supplier Forum Attracts Record
Attendance
6 AESQ Impacts Aerospace Supply Chain
7 New Aerospace Council Members Named
7 SAE Presents at Aviation Cybersecurity
Workshop in Brussels
7 SAE Standards Present at Paris Air Show
8 G-9 Committee Celebrates its 75th Meeting
8 Enhanced Database of Aerospace Suppler
Information Released
9 Input from the Chair of the SAE International
Aerospace Council

With the theme of "Emerging Technologies
and the Enabling Role of Standards," the
Summit brought together civil and military
regulators and certification professionals,
aerospace industry leaders and subject
matter experts to discuss transformational
technologies and key topics such as IoT
and digital manufacturing, novel vertical
flight, model based systems engineering,
cybersecurity, wireless networking and
nanomaterials.
The objective of the summit is to gather
aerospace technical experts, executives,
and thought leaders to investigate new
technologies and the role of standards
supporting certification to improve aerospace
safety, efficiency and economy.
Speakers from EASA Rachel Daeschler,
Deputy Strategy and Safety Manager; Pascal
Medal, Chief Engineer; and Richard Minter, Chief Expert on Airframe spoke about
the trend towards performance based regulation and the partnership with industry
through the use of industry standards, as well as the use of data in addressing
safety.
SAE International CEO David Schutt also delivered an opening day keynote
address, which highlighted how all transport modes are converging, and how
standards are playing a vital role in this development.

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