Agenda

DAY 1 - SEPTEMBER 21, 2026

NETWORKING BREAKFAST

Start your day with breakfast and networking alongside delegates and speakers before the event starts.

08:15 / September 21

WELCOME

PAM APAC 2026 event organisers and chairman welcome you to the event.

Speakers:

Lee Hayhurst, COO, Aviation Business News (ABN)

Richard Brown - Managing Director, NAVEO Consultancy

09:00 / September 21

FROM 3 PILLARS TO 1 PLATFORM: WHEN PREDICTIVE MEETS PRESCRIPTIVE

The evolution of from predictive to prescriptive maintenance requires more than just algorithms or more sensors. It demands a platform that connects data, engineers and processes in real time turning prediction into action, waste into working capital. Using Project AVN as a case study, this keynote will show how a prescriptive platform bridges the gaps between the 3 pillars and unlocks exponential value.

Speaker:

Nicholas Tan, Vice President, The Singapore Institute of Aerospace Engineers (SIAE)

09:10 / September 21

IMPROVED ASSET UTILISATION WITH SUSTAINABLE CAPACITY GROWTH

Built on a foundation of raising the bar each day in safe and efficient aircraft operations, GE Aerospace has a vision to help the industry achieve sustainable capacity growth. Making sense of large data sets and transforming them into actionable insights across a diverse range of use cases and aircraft types is what is driving success. A targeted and connected eco system of data, analytics and applications is crucial for the adoption of condition-based maintenance. GE Aerospace is confident that the industry's collective efforts will drive increased asset utilisation as a key driver of operational efficiency and profitability.

Speaker:

Frank Siegers, GM & Head of Commercial - Asia Pacific and China, GE Aerospace, Software as a Service

09:25 / September 21

PANEL DISCUSSION: FROM DIGITAL VISION TO OPERATIONAL REALITY

The evolution of predictive maintenance is no longer just about collecting more data; it's about using it more effectively and collaboratively. Bringing together perspectives from across the industry, this panel will explore how digital technologies are reshaping maintenance operations, the barriers that continue to limit adoption at scale, and what more airlines, OEMs, MROs and technology providers must do together to unlock the full operational value of connected aircraft and intelligent maintenance systems.

Speakers:

Moderator: Prakash Babu Devara, Head of Aviation Marketing & APAC Sales, Ramco Systems

Dr. Nithia Kumar, Senior Manager Maintenance - Airline Engineering, Malaysia Airlines

Mangalam Pandey, Lead - Continuous Improvement, Centre of Excellence, Air India

Jamie Gabriel, Sales Director, Boeing Digital Services

09:45 / September 21

NETWORKING BREAK - sponsored by GE Aerospace

Your chance to join delegates and speakers for refreshments in the networking areas.

10:25 / September 21

FROM DIRTY FINGERPRINTS TO ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE – TRANSFORMING AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE RECORDS INTO SMARTER DECISIONS WITH ROAM

Gamit's presentation will focus on two themes: 1) ROAM 2.0 – an update of new features/functions and a live demonstration of automated end of lease binder creation; and 2) ROAM Predictive Module - a full demo showing how historic data can best find the trends and analysis airlines need for decision making.

Speaker:

Anthony Wilkinson, Business Development Manager, GAMIT Limited

11:00 / September 21

SAME DEFECT, THREE OPINIONS: WHY FLEET-WIDE EVIDENCE BEATS INDIVIDUAL JUDGEMENT

The reality is every MCC, line maintenance, and reliability team makes rational calls with partial context - and that's exactly the problem. A defect shows up worded three different ways, gets three different verdicts, and comes back anyway. The fix isn't more dashboards or more charts. It's connecting those three write-ups to the same underlying pattern before the third opinion turns into a third repeat visit.

Speaker:

Dave Purfurst, Director, Solutions Consultant, Veryon

11:20 / September 21

BEYOND PREDICTIONS: TURNING AIRCRAFT DATA INTO BETTER MAINTENANCE DECISIONS

Predictive maintenance has evolved from identifying potential failures to enabling better operational decisions. While airlines have more aircraft and maintenance data than ever before, the real challenge is transforming that information into timely, actionable insights that improve reliability, reduce operational disruption, and help maintenance teams focus on what matters most. This session explores the next evolution of predictive maintenance, and the practical approaches organisations are using to move beyond alerts toward decision intelligence. The speaker will discuss how engineering expertise, aircraft domain knowledge, operational context, and AI can work together to prioritise maintenance actions, improve fleet performance, and support more proactive maintenance operations. Attendees will gain practical perspectives on building a scalable predictive maintenance strategy, integrating predictive insights into existing maintenance workflows, measuring operational impact, and preparing for the next generation of AI-enabled maintenance operations.

Speaker:

Jamie Gabriel, Sales Director, Boeing Digital Services

11:40 / September 21

THE INTELLIGENT AIRCRAFT: TURNING DATA INTO DECISIONS

Aircraft generate enormous amounts of data. The challenge is turning that data into action when it matters most. See how edge computing, AI, and predictive insights, can help airlines improve maintenance outcomes, increase operational efficiency, and make smarter decisions across the fleet.

Speaker:

Jim Jackson, Vice President of Business Development & Strategy, Teledyne Aerospace Electronics

12:00 / September 21

OPERATIONALISING PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE AT SINGAPORE AIRLINES

Singapore Airlines will share its predictive maintenance journey and how they build and deploy in-house alerts alongside OEM solutions and external collaboration.

Speaker:

Joan Ng, Data Analytics & Digitalisation Lead, Singapore Airlines

12:20 / September 21

NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK - sponsored by GE Aerospace

Your chance to join speakers and delegates for refreshments in the networking areas

12:45 / September 21

SKYWISE FLEET PERFORMANCE+: TRANSFORM OPERATIONAL COMPLEXITY INTO PREDICTABLE PERFORMANCE

In this session, discover how Skywise Fleet Performance+ (S.FP+) leverages real-time fleet monitoring to transform technical operations, maximise aircraft availability, and cut operational interruptions by up to 40%. Learn how airlines use S.FP+ to navigate supply chain friction and technician shortages, while exploring best practices for building an organisational predictive maintenance culture and unveiling our roadmap of future AI integrations.

Speaker:

Shawn Lee, Head of Customer Success Management Asia, Skywise

14:00 / September 21

PANEL DISCUSSION: ENGINE ANALYTICS IN THE AGE OF AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to transform how airlines understand and manage engine performance. From anomaly detection to automated reliability forecasting, AI-driven analytics are enabling engineering teams to identify patterns that were previously impossible to detect. This panel will examine how airlines and OEMs are applying AI to engine health monitoring, the operational benefits emerging from these tools, and the practical challenges of integrating advanced analytics into everyday engineering workflows.

Speakers:

(Moderator) Lee Hayhurst, COO, Aviation Business News (ABN)

Geert Van Damme, VP Sales & Marketing - EMEA & ASIA, CTS Engines

Amy Shen, Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics Manager, Customer Experience, GE Aerospace

14:20 / September 21

THE ADDED VALUE OF HEALTH MONITORING & PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR IN-SERVICE PRODUCTS

Safran Nacelles and Landing Systems will present the added-value of health monitoring and predictive maintenance of Safran products in-service: monitor, anticipate, recommend specific maintenances, and therefore enhance support for flight operations. Attendees will learn how these capabilities can support maintenance-related decisions and enable Safran to provide dedicated solutions to the airlines.

Speakers:

Arthur Bonpain, Flight Data Analyst Engineer, Safran Nacelles

Jonathan Virot, Predictive Maintenance Service Manager, Safran Landing Systems

15:00 / September 21

NETWORKING BREAK - sponsored by Airbus

Your chance to join speakers and delegates for refreshments in the networking areas

15:20 / September 21

CFM ADVANCED ENGINE HEALTH MANAGEMENT

As aviation enters a more data-connected and data-driven era, airlines seek greater predictable maintenances, engine health management is becoming essential to turn flight data into faster, more actionable maintenance decisions. In this session, the speakers will highlight how CFM Advanced Engine Health Management is helping shape the future of smarter maintenance through OEM expertise, continuous monitoring, rapid diagnostics, and deeper operational insights.

Speakers:

Andy Zhang, Senior Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics Engineer, Customer Diagnostics Product Leader – LEAP-1C, Customer Experience, GE Aerospace

Nicolas Le Van, On Wing Monitoring Team Manager, Support & Services, Safran Aircraft Engines

15:50 / September 21

NEXT GENERATION INVENTORY OPTIMISATION & PARTS HANDLING

Aviation MRO inventory is notoriously complex and expensive with airlines sitting on a paradox - over-investing in inventory yet still experiencing costly shortages. From AOG events to excess and obsolete stock to forecasting that is still largely rule-based rather than ML-driven. SITA and their partner ATSG have created a smarter demand forecasting and network optimisation platform that allows airlines to carry less inventory while having the right part in the right place at the right time.

Speakers:

Audrey Majors, Director Consulting, Americas Strategy & Transformation Team, SITA

Alex Bychkovsky, Director - Operational Analysis, Air Transport Services Group (ATSG)

16:10 / September 21

FROM PREDICTION TO PART: MANAGING RISK IN THE ALTERNATIVE SUPPLY CHAIN

As airlines use predictive maintenance and data-driven planning to anticipate component requirements earlier, the ability to source suitable material becomes increasingly important. With growing demand for USM and alternative sources of supply, this presentation will explore why traceability, quality assurance and regulatory compliance remain critical, particularly as parts move across international jurisdictions. It will consider how airlines and MROs can turn earlier maintenance insight into reliable material availability without introducing additional supply chain risk.

Speaker:

Jason Dickstein, President, Washington Aviation Group

16:30 / September 21

END OF DAY ONE

Day one of PAM APAC 2026 closes. Evening entertainment and networking will follow - your delegate ticket gives you entry to K Bowling Club.

16:50 / September 21

DAY 2 - SEPTEMBER 22, 2026

NETWORKING BREAKFAST

Start your day with breakfast and networking alongside delegates and speakers before day two of the event starts

08:15 / September 22

WELCOME

PAM APAC chairman will welcome you to day two.

Speaker:

Richard Brown, Managing Director, NAVEO Consultancy

09:00 / September 22

DIGITAL TWIN-ENABLE PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE: HYPERSPECTRAL DRONE INSPECTIONS & AI FORECASTING

This presentation will explore how digital twin technology can combine advanced drone inspections and AI forecasting to improve predictive maintenance.

Speaker: 

Anthony Mannion, Principal Research Fellow at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), Aviation Services Research Centre (ASRC)

09:10 / September 22

PANEL DISCUSSION: ASSET INTELLIGENCE - SMARTER DECISIONS ACROSS THE AIRCRAFT LIFECYCLE

Predictive maintenance is no longer just about preventing technical failures. Increasingly, the same maintenance, utilisation and reliability data is helping owners, lessors, airlines and asset managers make smarter commercial decisions throughout an aircraft's life. This panel explores how predictive insights are shaping maintenance investment, lease transitions, component strategy, teardown timing and residual value. As fleets remain in service for longer and market conditions continue to evolve, panellists will discuss how sharing better data across the asset lifecycle can unlock greater value while supporting more sustainable fleet management across APAC and beyond.

Speakers:

(MODERATOR) Richard Brown, Managing Director, NAVEO Consultancy

Tony Ramage, Director - Origination & Trading (APAC), EirTrade Aviation

Mangalam Pandey, Lead - Continuous Improvement, Centre of Excellence, Air India

09:30 / September 22

FIRESIDE CHASE

An interview with Jetstar.

Speakers:

  • MODERATOR: Craig Waters, Editor, MRO Management
  • Julien Ardourel, Fleet Programs Manager, Jetstar
10:10 / September 22

MEASURING WHAT MATTERS – CALCULATING THE VALUE OF PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE

As airlines seek to strengthen reliability and reduce disruptions, understanding the true value of predictive maintenance has become essential. This session explains how operators can use their own historical data to quantify avoidable events, measure the impact of repeaters and PHM analytics, and validate forecasts against real‑world results – enabling smarter, evidence‑based maintenance strategies.

Speaker:

Gavin Chew, Technical Sales Manager, Collins Aerospace

11:00 / September 22

NETWORKING BREAK - sponsored by Collins Aerospace

Your chance to join delegates and speakers for refreshments in the networking areas

10:30 / September 22

JORAMCO’S DIGITAL MRO JOURNEY: FROM TRANSFORMATION PROJECT TO EVERYDAY OPERATIONS

Joramco's digital MRO Journey traces the airline's evolution from a paper-intensive maintenance environment to a digital operation, including the adoption of e-signature across maintenance records. The session highlights key milestones in Joramco's paperless journey, lessons learned, challenges overcome, and improvements in efficiency, accuracy, and operational visibility.

Speakers:

Fraser Currie, Chief Strategy and Commercial Officer, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE)

Shakespear Nyamande, Head of Paperless Digitalisation Project, Joramco

11:20 / September 22

DIGITAL TECH OPS: TURNING AIRCRAFT DATA INTO FASTER, SMARTER MAINTENANCE DECISIONS

As fleets grow more complex and operational pressure increases, maintenance organisations need to make faster decisions with confidence. How to bring together aircraft health insights, operational context, and maintenance actions in a single workflow? In this session, Lufthansa Technik will demonstrate how airlines can connect data via AVIATAR’s new Technical Management Suite to combine monitoring, predictive analytics, technical investigation, and action tracking in one integrated environment, helping identify issues earlier and manage them throughout the resolution process, seamlessly including their M&E systems and digital records solutions.

Speakers:

Willi Prahl, Senior Manager Product Sales & Partner Integration APAC, Lufthansa Technik

Mia Witzig, Head of Digital Solutions: Predict & Recommend at AVIATAR, Lufthansa Technik

11:40 / September 22

THE POWER OF COMPETITOR COLLABORATION, IMPROVING OUTCOMES FOR THE INDUSTRY

What can biscuits teach us about transforming aviation? In a world where competitors rarely share the same table, what happens when we put differences aside to tackle the inefficiencies affecting us all? From supermarket shelves to aircraft parts, discover how an unexpected approach to collaboration could change the way our industry works together.

Speakers:

Myles Corey, Managing Director/Founder, Spaero

Jacob Trelfa, Commercial Director, Spaero

12:00 / September 22

NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK - sponsor TBC

Your chance to join speakers and delegates for refreshments in the networking areas

12:20 / September 22

THE MISSING CONTROL LAYER IN PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE: EXECUTION READINESS

Predictive maintenance delivers value only when a validated signal can be converted into dependable action on the aircraft. Yet the readiness of the people who execute the intervention is often disconnected from the predictive-maintenance workflow. This presentation introduces execution readiness as the missing control layer between predictive insight and maintenance outcome. It explains how a validated maintenance need - originating from an OEM, airline, MRO or predictive platform - can be connected to task-specific technician readiness, targeted preparation, appropriate supervision or assistance, and traceable evidence of the work performed. The resulting closed loop is: Predict → Validate → Prepare → Execute → Verify → Learn. By linking actual findings and supervised execution back to readiness records and future training scenarios, organizations can make the path from alert to action more repeatable and evidence-based - while qualified personnel retain technical, competency and authorisation decisions.

Speaker:

Emna Touihri, Co-Founder & CEO, AERAUT

13:30 / September 22

THE MISCONCEPTIONS & REALITIES OF AI

Speaker:

Dan Crain, CEO, Robot Toolworx

13:50 / September 22

PANEL DISCUSSION: BEYOND THE ALERT

Predictive maintenance often begins with an alert, but the real value comes from what happens next. This panel will explore turning technical insight into coordinated action across maintenance control, engineering, materials, operations and external partners. It will examine how new technologies, agile solutions and connected workflows can help teams move faster, reduce disruption and make better decisions when aircraft availability is on the line.

Speakers:

(MODERATOR): Kamal Patel, Chief Growth Officer, AireXpert

Dan Crain, CEO, Robot Toolworx

Job Arnold, Co-CEO & Founder, STRADE

Emna Touihri, Co-Founder & CEO, Aeraut

Willi Prahl, Senior Manager Product Sales & Partner Integration APAC, Lufthansa Technik

14:10 / September 22

NETWORKING BREAK - sponsor TBC

Your chance to join delegates and speakers for refreshments in the networking areas.

15:00 / September 22

FUTURE-PROOFING THE SENSOR DATA PIPELINE FOR PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE

Aircraft entering service today will fly past 2050. Data infrastructure onboard and pipelines are already constrained by vertical integration and aging networks. The industry was caught off guard by 3G's sunset - at 17 years old, 4G LTE won't last the journey either. This session explores how Edge computing, 5G, and Starlink give airlines an independent, future-proof data pipeline for predictive maintenance.

Speaker:

William Cecil, Director of Sales, FTG Aerospace

15:40 / September 22

Sponsor Presentation

A representative from a sponsor will showcase how its latest solutions can transform the aviation industry

16:00 / September 22

Industry Case Study

Reserved for airline or industry association

16:20 / September 22

END OF DAY TWO

Day Two of PAM APAC 2026 closes and the event finishes.

16:40 / September 22

Agenda subject to change