This ACC Young Professionals on-demand webinar provides an overview on how to effectively work from home, successfully communicate with others, and maintain relationships between clients and consultants.

At the end of this ACC on-demand webinar, participants will be able to:
• Understand how to set-up an effective and productive work station.
• Learn new tools and tricks for communicating effectively with your team.
• Maintain a quality work/life balance.
• Understand how working from home affects the consultant/client relationship.

PRESENTERS

• Abigail See, EIT, (Moderator), Civil Engineer – Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
• Sri Kumar, P.E., Project Engineer, Connico Inc.
• Jennie Santoro, AIA, NCARB, Associate Vice President, Aviation Architect, HNTB
• Tracy Thompson, Esq., Director, Jacob – LeighFisher

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The complimentary registration for this webinar is “per person.” 

This ACC on-demand webinar introduces electric aircraft and their impact on aviation sustainability. According to Aviation Week, roughly 100 electric aircraft models are in development worldwide, half of which have been announced since just 2017. Electric training aircraft are already in operation at general aviation facilities around the country, and airlines have serious plans to deploy electric aircraft on short-haul routes within the next few years. As much of the low hanging fruit in aviation sustainability gets captured, the industry is looking towards electrically propelled aircraft to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and mitigate noise. However, these aircraft will present airports and air carriers with new challenges, both operationally and related to how airplanes are “fueled” on the ground. This on-demand webinar provides an overview of the budding electric aircraft industry, the sustainability benefits associated with operating electric aircraft, and the energy and infrastructure implications these airplanes present to airports.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC on-demand webinar, participants will be able to:
• Describe the current state of electric aircraft technology, application to general and commercial aviation, and deployment timelines.
• Explain the requirements for electric aircraft charging and related implications to airport energy infrastructure and sustainability performance.
• Identify the stakeholders necessary to engage to ensure smooth deployment of electric aircraft and related infrastructure.
• Articulate airport revenue opportunities related to electric aircraft charging.

PRESENTERS

• Corey Johnson, Private Pilot, ENV SP (Moderator), Senior Project Manager, Aviation and Sustainability, C&S Companies
• James Wolf, Sustainability Program Director, Cape Air
• Richard Smith, CAE, CM, Chief, Aviation Division, Los Angeles County Public Works
• Adam Klauber, Technical Advisor, Rocky Mountain Institute
• Ron Hoffman, Business Development, Eviation Aircraft

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for ACC live webinars is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited.

CREDITS/HOURS

Credits/hours are not awarded for this ACC on-demand webinar. However, registered/paid participants can download a certificate of completion once viewing the duration of the on-demand webinar.

This ACC YP on-demand webinar provides an overview of the basics of FAA funding at airports and panelists will review how the FAA collects funds and the distribution of funds to airports and projects. This on-demand program focuses on the basics of FAA funding for airport projects and the sources airports can utilize to fund their projects. Federal funds make up a large share of funding at airports and understanding the financing of projects is integral for any agency, airport, and their consultants. 

This on-demand webinar also covers the topics of FAA funding, state block grants, and airport specific project funding. Please note that COVID-19 and CARES Act topics are not covered during this on-demand program.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC YP on-demand webinar, participants will be able to:

• Summarize the various sources of funding available from the FAA.
• Differentiate how the state block grant system is different from working directly with the FAA.
• Explain how FAA funds can be applied to airport projects and what is eligible for these funds.
• Identify sources of funding at an airport outside of FAA funds.

PRESENTERS

• Abigail See, EIT, (Moderator), Civil Engineer, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
• Richard Kula, Manager, Planning and Program Branch, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) - Great Lakes Region
• TJ Chen, P.E., CM, Chief Administrative Officer, Planning and Development, Sacramento County Department of Airports
• Kari Campbell, Director, Grant Management and Administration, Texas Department of Transportation

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for this webinar is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

ACC will not be offering accreditation for this program. You may obtain a certificate of completion by viewing the on-demand webinar in its entirety and downloading/printing your certificate.

This on-demand ACC Young Professionals (YP) webinar will provide an overview of how projects are procured (the design and bidding process) and who is involved along the way. The presenters will also discuss what unique aspects of your organization can impact projects. During this webinar you will learn about whether the airport’s structure affects the ability to respond to obstacles. For example, do you benefit by a large in-house staff, or are you impacted by approval processes?

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar, participants should understand:
• How an airport’s sponsorship (municipally owned, agency-owned, privately-owned, etc.) affects the way projects are programmed, funded (AIP, CFCs, PFCs, etc.), and completed.
• The process of procuring projects at different airports. For example, an agency may require an RFP, whereas a municipal airport has its own Public Works employees.
• Possible stakeholders in capital projects: airport operations, engineering, capital programming, airport maintenance, or local residents, etc.

PRESENTERS

• Laurie Cullen, VHB – Airport Governance Structures 101
• Christina Callahan, LaGuardia Airport, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey – Experience and Examples With a Larger Airport Staff
• Mark Day, Blue Grass Airport LEX – Experience and Examples With a Smaller Airport Staff

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration is “per person,” and only registered participants are eligible to download/print a certificate of completion at the conclusion of this on-demand webinar.

CREDITS/HOURS

This webinar does not provide PDH, CM or LU credits/hours for attending. However, registered participants viewing the entire duration of the on-demand webinar can download/print a certificate of completion.

Short and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on the international and domestic arrival process will need to be considered for various sized airports. The presenters will focus on impacts to border crossing and baggage re-collection and recheck processes. Alternative baggage collection options will also be shared. Impacts may be technology/people/process/time related, and additional focus will be on solving today's issues as well as the future state of the passenger experience and journey.  

Speakers represent industry leaders in the realms of border crossing and security (CBP), baggage handling, and airport leadership. This ACC webinar will commence with speaker introductions and short presentations, followed by an interactive moderated discussion, and the close with a questions and answer session open to the audience.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar, participants will be able to:

• Explain the short- and long-term changes in the International Arrivals process due to COVID-19.
• Obtain a perspective on international arrivals baggage re-collection and re-check processes.
• Recognize the short- and long-term changes to domestic arrivals due to COVID-19.
• Specify best practices for domestic arrivals baggage collection.
• Summarize the current (regulatory and practical) challenges with new technology implementations and process changes
• Describe the trends of change and innovation impacting the arrivals process regarding digitalization and automatization.

MODERATORS

• Erin Huang, PM, CM, Design Management Drainage Engineer, Jacobs                                                                                                                                • Roeland Visser, Senior Consultant, InterVISTAS Consulting Inc.

SPEAKERS 

• Gaylloyd Dadyala, Director, Systems Engineering, Vanderlande
• Judy Ross, Assistant Director, SJC International Airport
• Keith Brune, COO, PHL International Airport
• Damen Breier, Vice President, BNP 
• John Romantic, Senior Vice President, Bags Inc.
• Gaetano V. Cordone, CBP Deputy Executive Director, Planning, Program Analysis and Evaluation, DHS CBP

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for ACC webinars is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

Credits/hours are not provided by ACC for this webinar. However, participants who register and attend can download/print a certificate of completion in their ACC Training Hub user account Dashboard.

Airports, airlines, and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) are faced with the challenge of restoring passenger trust and confidence, while creating a safe and healthy environment that will limit the spread of COVID-19. This 90-minute ACC on-demand webinar will provide an overview of current and future touchless/contactless technology being used in airports at the ticketing and screening areas. Speakers will examine case studies from airports, airlines, TSA, and third-party vendors solutions for technologies and procedures, covering areas from curbside, to departure areas, and through passenger screening. Technology implications and best practices for the near-term and future will be considered for various sized airports.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar participants will be able to:
• Discover best practices of touchless/contactless technologies utilized by airports, airlines, and TSA from the curbside, to the departure areas, and through the screening areas.
• Understand how these touchless/contactless technologies can be scaled to any size airport
• Obtain an international perspective from multiple leading technology airport groups and airlines across the globe.

MODERATOR
• Wendy Hageman, DBIA, CID, LEED AP, Principal/Aviation Projects Director, Burns & McDonnell

SPEAKERS
• Katherine Goudreau, Managing Director CRE, American Airlines
• Satyaki Raghunath, Chief Strategy and Development Officer, Bangalore International Airport Limited
• Jason Van Sice, Vice President, Advanced Recognition Systems, NEC Corporation of America
• Gary MacDonald, President, Materna IPS
• Dr. Ralf Gaffal, Managing Director, Munich Airport Group
• Jason Lim, CISSP, Management Capability Manger, Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
• Brian Cobb, Chief Innovation Officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for this ACC on-demand webinar is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

Credits/hours are not provided by ACC for this on-demand webinar. However, participants who register and attend can download/print a certificate of completion in their ACC Training Hub user account Dashboard.

Airports, airlines, concessionaires, etc. are faced with the challenge of not just restoring passenger trust and confidence while creating a safe and healthy environment that will limit the spread of COVID-19, but also changing the way in which they connect with passengers during their journey. This 90-minute ACC webinar will provide an overview of current and future looks at post-security passenger journey. Speakers will examine case studies, data analytics and innovations from airports, airlines, concessions, and vendors for the future of passenger experiences post-security.   

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar, participants will be able to:
• Discover what passengers are thinking about when making decisions on traveling for business and leisure, and how this applies to habits during the passenger journey. 
• Summarize how different airports, airlines, and tenants how they are adapting to the “new normal” and beyond for passenger satisfaction and revenue generation.
• Specify innovative concepts and customer experience solutions for all aspects of the post-security experience.
• Discuss positive impacts to the future of the travel experience with data and analytics.

MODERATOR
• Geoffrey Ax AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, DBIA, Principal/Aviation Market Leader, Populous

SPEAKERS

• Jemma Radick, SEGD, Senior Experiential Designer, Populous
• Rick Belliotti, Director – Innovation and CX Design, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority
• Stephen Saunders, Director of Innovation and Information Technology, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
• Kurt Schwager, Vice President, Jacobsen / Daniels
• Chris Gwilliam, Vice President, Business Development, Airport Dimensions

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for ACC live webinars is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

Credits/hours are not provided by ACC for this webinar. However, participants who register and attend can download/print a certificate of completion in their ACC Training Hub user account Dashboard.

PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEES

Registration fee payments must be received when registering for the webinar. For those submitting a check for payment of their registration fee, payment must be received by ACC not later than 24 hours prior to the start of the webinar for payment processing and release of registration for webinar participation.

This complimentary 60-minute ACC Young Professionals' (YP) on-demand webinar will provide an overview of navigating airports and the airspace as a commercial pilot. Frank Ketcham, MBA is an airline captain for a major U.S. carrier and performs research for The University of California, Berkeley. Mr. Ketcham will present his experience as a commercial pilot for participants during this webinar. Young professionals will be introduced to what a pilot needs to do from the gate to through cruising altitude. The program will help airport consultants with their professional judgement in airport design and reinforce the utility of their professions. Mr. Ketcham is also a researcher of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and will discuss his research and interests during the webinar.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC YP on-demand webinar, participants will be able to:
• Summarize the duties of a commercial airline pilot.  
• Identify air and airport navigational elements and how they are used.  
• Describe the ways and with whom pilots communicate. 

PRESENTERS

• Jonathan Schneider, PE, ENV SP (Co-Moderator), Transportation Analyst, VHB
• Abigail See, EIT (Co-Moderator), Civil Engineering Analyst, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
• Frank Ketcham, MBA, Commercial Aircraft Pilot, UAS FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot, FAA Advanced Ground Instructor Rating, Airline Pilot and Commercial Aviation Specialist, University of California, Berkeley

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration for ACC Young Professionals' webinars is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

Credits/hours are not provided by ACC for this complimentary webinar. However, upon completion of the webinar, registered attendees can print a certificate of participation.

This ACC on-demand webinar will provide an overview of how Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) allow for the rapid collection of data, giving airports a new way to research and respond to numerous events on an airfield. Whether it be planning, construction, or maintenance, this webinar will explore harnessing UAS data for numerous use cases and the power of immediate integrated data solutions. 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC on-demand webinar, participants will be able to:
• Describe the safety and operational challenges of rapid UAS deployment on an airfield.
• Recognize use cases that would benefit from aerial imagery or videos.
• Comprehend the types of information that can be extracted from UAS data.
• Identify what experience and technology are needed to collect, process, and comprehend quality deliverables.

PRESENTERS

• Thomas Mackie, P.S., Aviation Geospatial Practice Leader, Woolpert, Inc.
• Zach Shuman, UAS Technical Manager, Woolpert, Inc.

REGISTRATION IS “PER PERSON”

The registration fee for ACC live webinars is “per person.” The sharing of webinar log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered/paid individuals is prohibited. 

CREDITS/HOURS

This on-demand webinar does not offer credits/hours. However, once viewing the webinar, you can download/print a certificate of completion.

PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEES

Registration fee payments must be received when registering for the on-demand webinar.