CJP Convention Schedule Guide 2015

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CJP Sponsors
The Broadmoor
Colorado Springs Airport
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FEATURED SPEAKERS
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Anousheh Ansari
Dann Runik
Jeff Wise
Jens Hennig
Christopher Hart
Doreen Welsh
Neil Singer
Dr. David Strahle
Chuck Hosmer
Alan Gorski
Cessna Aircraft Theme Party
COMPANION ACTIVITIES
Flight Training Opportunities
Suggested Highlights
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CITATION JET PILOTS
Operator Roundtables
Vendor Displays
Annual Live Auction
2014 Convention Photo Collage
Frequently Asked Questions
Convention Schedule
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CJP PARTNERS & SPONSORS
(as of 8/25/15)
CJP is proud to acknowledge our outstanding Partners, who
contribute significantly to the success of the 2015 CJP
Convention. We appreciate their active participation and
dedicated support of CJP’s mission and vision for the future.
The Partner recognition levels start with Cessna at Platinum
Plus. In this role, we are pleased to recognize Cessna as your
2015 Convention Host. The remaining levels, in order, are
Platinum, Gold, Silver, Diamond and Patron.
PLATINUM PLUS
CONVENTION HOST
PLATINUM
WEDNESDAY WELCOME RECEPTION HOST! !
THURSDAY HOST!
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FRIDAY HOST!
SATURDAY HOST & COMPANION PROGRAM HOST
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HALL OF HONOR HOST
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THE BROADMOOR
WELCOME TO THE BROADMOOR
A Colorado Springs Resort with a Spirit of
Adventure
The Broadmoor is the longest-running consecutive winner of
both the AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide FiveStar awards. Since first opening in 1918, The Broadmoor has
offered guests a unique way to experience the beauty of the
American West, and continues that tradition through our
Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star day spa as well as our restaurants
(including the only Five-Star, Five-Diamond restaurant in
Colorado, The Penrose Room), 54 holes of championship golf,
six tennis courts, indoor/outdoor pools, distinctive retail
shops, specialty tours, activities and programs for guests of all
ages and interests. In addition, The Broadmoor welcomes
meetings and events with 185,000 square feet of meeting space.
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Our superb location near the southern edge of the Rockies is
surrounded by stunning natural beauty and has been described
as the gateway to the West. Colorado Springs was originally a
small mining town, but now counts itself as one of the top
destinations in the U.S. for vacations and conferences due to
its picturesque mountain backdrop, 300 days of sunshine and
friendly locals. From the Top of Pikes Peak to upscale
shopping, Colorado Springs offers an abundance of natural
beauty as well as a variety of attractions, art galleries and
activities for guests of all ages.
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COLORADO SPRINGS AIRPORT
The airport for this year’s CJP Annual Convention will be the
Colorado Springs Airport (KCOS). The airport is less than 20
minutes from the Broadmoor Resort. CJP has selected
Colorado jetCenter (CJS) as our host FBO.
On Sunday CJP will again be providing complimentary
transportation from The Broadmoor to COS from 6:30am to
12:00pm. Again if you are departing at any other time you will
need to make your own transportation arrangements.
Colorado jetCenter will waive landing, ramp, and overnight
fees for CJP Members when 100 gallons of fuel is purchased.
CJP Members will also receive a very special price on Jet A at
CJS.
www.jetcenters.com
Colorado Springs (COS) 877-853-7523
Aaron Wood - General Manager
Transportation from the FBO to The Broadmoor will be
provided compliments of CJP on Tuesday & Wednesday from
11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Outside of this window, guests will
need to arrange and pay for their own transportation.
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FEATURED SPEAKERS
Anousheh Ansari
CJP KEYNOTE ADDRESS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
8:30AM - 9:30AM
On September 18, 2006, Anousheh Ansari captured headlines
around the world as the first female private space explorer.
Anousheh earned a place in history as the fourth private
explorer to visit space and the first astronaut of Iranian
descent.
Anousheh is a serial entrepreneur and co-founder and
chairman of Prodea Systems, a company that will unleash the
power of the Internet to all consumers and dramatically alter
and simplify consumer’s digital living experience. Prior to
founding Prodea Systems, Anousheh served as co-founder,
CEO and chairman of Telecom Technologies, Inc.
The
company successfully merged with Sonus Networks, Inc., in
2000.
To help drive commercialization of the space industry,
Anousheh and her family provided title sponsorship for the
Ansari X Prize, a $10 million cash award for the first nongovernmental organization to launch a reusable manned
spacecraft into space twice within two weeks.
Anousheh immigrated to the United States as a teenager who
did not speak English. She earned a bachelor’s degree in
electronics and computer engineering from George Mason
University, followed by a master’s degree in electrical
engineering from George Mason University. She has an
honorary doctorate from the International Space University.
She is currently working toward a master’s degree in astronomy
from Swinburne University.
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Anousheh is a member of the X Prize Foundation’s Vision
Circle, as well as its Board of Trustees. She is a life member in
the Association of Space Explorers and on the advisory board
of the Teacher’s in Space project. She has received multiple
honors, including the World Economic Forum Young Global
Leader, the Working Woman’s National Entrepreneurial
Excellence Award, George Mason University’s Entrepreneurial
Excellence Award, George Washington University’s
Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award, and the Ernst &
Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Southwest Region.
While under her leadership, Telecom Technologies earned
recognition as one of Inc. magazine’s 500 fastest-growing
companies and Deloitte & Touche’s Fast 500 technology
companies.
She currently works to enable social entrepreneurs to bring
about radical change globally, with organizations such as X
Prize, ASHOKA and the PARSA Community Foundation.
She believes the key to a better future for humankind is in the
hands of our young generation, and it is up to us to provide
them with the right tools through education and as good role
models. Through it all, Anousheh continues to quote Gandhi,
one of her personal heroes, who said, “Be the change you want
to see in the world.”
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JEFF WISE
Malaysian Air Disappearance Lecture
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
11:00AM - 12:00PM
Jeff Wise is a science writer and author of Extreme Fear: The
Science of Your Mind in Danger. A contributing editor at
Travel + Leisure, he’s also written for Time, Businessweek, The
New York Times, New York, Men’s Health, Men’s Journal,
Psychology Today, Reader’s Digest, and many others.
A lifelong science enthusiast, he majored in evolutionary
biology at Harvard, where studied with noted ethologist Bert
Holldobler and ichthyologist Karel Liem. In his subsequent 25year writing career, Wise’s brief expanded to include
adventure, technology, and psychology. For nine years he wrote
Popular Mechanics’ “I’ll Try Anything” column, which
required him to pilot a Zeppelin, scuba dive under Arctic ice,
endure wilderness survival training, fly loops in a WWII
fighter plane, explore the endless dark of the deep ocean, drive
a tank over a Ford sedan, and spend the night in an igloo he
built himself.
Jeff has spent countless hours investigating the disappearance
of MH370, and his conclusions are startling. Join us for what is
certain to be an eye-opening and thought provoking look at
this ongoing mystery.
DANN RUNIK
Go/No-Go Decision and FAA Changes
12:45PM - 1:45PM
Dann joined FlightSafety in 2004 and most recently served as
Manager of OEM and Customer Relations at the Learning
Center in Savannah, Georgia. He also serves as an instructor
for Gulfstream aircraft and works with Gulfstream Aerospace
on issues of procedure and courseware development, and other
special projects. He has been a Delta Airlines Boeing 747-400
Captain since 1983. Dann previously flew for Flying Tigers and
worked on the Space Shuttle program as a Staff Engineer at
Rockwell International.
Dann holds ATP Multi-Engine, Turbojet Flight Engineer, and
A&P Mechanic licenses. He has type ratings on a wide variety
of Boeing, Gulfstream, and McDonnell Douglas aircraft, and
has logged more than 22,000 flight hours to date. Dann also
participated in Enhanced Vision, Artificial Vision, and Low
Noise/Steep angle approach experiments at the NASA Langley
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Research Center. He graduated from Northrop University in
Inglewood, California, with a Bachelor of Science in
Engineering Technology and Aircraft Maintenance.
FlightSafety International is the world’s premier professional
aviation training company and supplier of flight simulators,
visual systems and displays to commercial, government and
military organizations. The company provides more than a
million hours of training each year to pilots, technicians and
other aviation professionals from 167 countries and
independent territories. FlightSafety operates the world’s
largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators at Learning
Centers and training locations in the United States, Australia,
Brazil, Canada, China, France, Japan, South Africa, the
Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
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JENS HENNIG
ADS -B Update
1:45PM - 2:45PM
Jens Hennig is responsible for GAMA’s activities for safety,
security and operations. He is the Association's primary staff
person on ATC modernization and issues affecting
manufacturer flight operations.
Jens' engagement in policy and rulemaking committees covers
a range of areas including ADS-B, air traffic management,
landing and takeoff performance, operational suitability, single
engine airplane operations, and rulemaking cost analysis. He
also managed the work of the Part 135 / 125 regulatory review
and chaired the FAA's airman training and testing standards
ARC. In Europe, Jens has provided policy guidance through
the JAA OST and EASA’s SSCC Flight Standards
Subcommittee since its formation – specifically focusing on the
agency's extension of scope.
safety based on a data driven and systematic processes. He also
provides technical analysis to GAMA's legislative team for
advocacy on Capitol Hill as it relates to ATC modernization
and funding. Hennig is actively involved with advancing data
collection about the general aviation industry and frequently
gives presentations on the state of general aviation.
Jens joined GAMA as the manager of operations in 2003 and
has advanced to vice president of operations. Prior to GAMA,
he served as the manager of flight operations for contract
training at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. Originally
from Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, he holds a Master of Business
Administration in Aviation and a Bachelor of Science with
honors in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University.
Jens works to promote the FAA's General Aviation Joint
Steering Committee as an essential body to advance GA
CHRISTOPHER HART
NTSB Safety Report
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
8:30AM - 9:30AM
In March 2015, Christopher A. Hart was unanimously
confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the 13th chairman of the
NTSB. Acting as Vice Chairman since April 2014, Chairman
Hart oversaw the NTSB’s public hearing that released the
board’s investigative findings of the Asiana Airlines 214
mishap.
Chairman Hart is an aerospace engineer, attorney, and
licensed pilot with commercial, multi-engine and instruments
ratings.
After serving as a member of the Board from 1990-1993,
Chairman Hart served as deputy administrator of the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration, before moving to the
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FAA in 1995. He served as the FAA assistant administrator for
System Safety, and then became deputy director for Air Traffic
Oversight before returning to the Board in 2009.
Chairman Hart holds a law degree from Harvard Law School
and Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering
from Princeton University. He is a member of the Lawyer-Pilots
Bar Association.
His family has a long history of aviation involvement, as his
great uncle, James Herman Banning, was the first AfricanAmerican to receive a pilot’s license issued by the U.S.
Government.
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DOREEN WELSH
Hudson River Crash
12:30PM - 1:45PM
In the winter of 2010, Doreen Welsh was one of three flight
attendants onboard US Air Flight 1549. One minute after
takeoff from New York’s La Guardia Airport, both of the
airliner’s engines ingested birds and lost power. The 58-year
old veteran flight attendant heard the words she had trained
for, but never expected to experience: “Brace for impact!”
Ninety seconds later, the Airbus 320 bellied into the frozen
Hudson River in what became known as “The Miracle on the
Hudson”.
While the front of the airliner was above water, the aft
portion… where Doreen was… began filling with near freezing
water. In the ensuing panic and mayhem, Doreen directed
passengers forward to the wing exits. Unbeknownst to her due
to the adrenaline rush, a 12 inch piece of angle iron had
skewered her leg. With the water up to her chin, Doreen
physically pushed her last passengers toward the wing exit. As
she exited, she found the other two flight attendants on the
wing dry and perfectly groomed. “It was as if there had been
two entirely different accidents”, she says.
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Ninety Seconds To Impact!
If you had only 90 seconds to focus the survival skills of those
around you, what would you do? This is the question Doreen
asks, it’s the question she answers, it’s the story she tells—it’s
the story that has audiences in tears one minute and laughing
out loud the next.
Doreen takes participants on the emotional journey of that
fateful day over New York. Doreen likes to say that had one
person perished during that crash it would have been known as
the US Airways Flight 1549 crash. Because of the heroic deeds
of five crew members who had never met until that day–it was
a miracle!
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NEIL SINGER
Landing Performance (Vref, Contamination, etc.)
9:30AM - 10:15AM
A Practical Look at Citation Aerodynamics
10:45AM - 11:45AM
Neil has been an independent flight instructor for over 15
years. With 5 single-pilot jet type ratings including CE- 500,
CE-510S and CE-525S as well as on-demand charter and
scheduled airline experience, he is an authority on safe and
efficient light jet operations. Neil is passionate about teaching
and General Aviation and enjoys nothing more than sharing
with his clients what he has learned through his diverse
experiences in aviation. Neil currently has over 8,400 hours of
flight experience in over 50 aircraft types.
instructional and flight experience in Canada, Europe, Hawaii
and the Caribbean. He has over a dozen North Atlantic
crossings in light jet aircraft. He also has air ambulance and on
demand charter experience in several turbine type aircraft. In
addition to all of the above he also has 4.5 years with the
largest regional airline in the world, flying Saab Turboprops
and Regional Jets from the Bahamas to Canada, Texas to
Maine including the busiest airports in the country ORD,
DFW, JFK, LGA, DCA, and BOS.
His work experience includes instruction at part 61 and 141
schools, including check airman duties. He also has
DR. DAVID STRAHLE
NEXRAD Weather
2:30PM - 4:30PM
An avid pilot, Dr. Strahle has his commercial license,
instrument rating, basic, advanced and instrument ground
instructor’s license, flight instructor’s license, instrument flight
instructor’s license, and his ratings include multi-engine and
sea plane.
He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Technology from
Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, where he was a flight
instructor and director of the Air Force ROTC flight program
at the university.
In 1969 he wrote a research paper describing the far-reaching
benefits of transmitting weather to airborne aircraft including
the initial steps of implementation. His paper won first place
at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
research forum, and his ideas were eventually published in
Aero and Pilot magazines.
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His Aerospace degree led to employment in the data processing
division of IBM, which eventually led to a greater interest in
computers and medicine.
He graduated from Michigan State University with his Medical
Degree in 1981 and is currently President of Regional Medical
Imaging in Flint, Michigan, one of a few leading centers in the
United States in Fourth-Dimensional Breast MRI imaging.
Throughout the past 39 years, Dr. Strahle has continued to
privately support and nurture the datalink programs and
formats including presentations on the proper use of datalink
NEXRAD weather.
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CHUCK HOSMER
Stabilized Approaches: Planning and SOP Targets
3:15PM - 3:45PM
Chuck joined ProFlight in 2013 which was acquired by Textron
in 2014. He serves as the Part 135 Compliance Manager when
not instructing on the CJ-3 or chasing down standardization
issues for the different charter companies. His largely airline
background culminated with three years as an international
captain on the Boeing 777-300 for Air India after 31 years with
American Airlines. Before joining ProFlight, Chuck trained
international customers for Boeing on the Boeing 787 both in
Seattle and Singapore. He participated in research for the
nation’s next Supersonic Transport through simulator flight
experiments at the NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia
while on the east coast. He is pleased that the research efforts
to replace cockpit windows with cameras has not been
successful (thus far).
Chuck’s career includes test pilot for Bill Lear in the Lear 25
and Gulfstream in the G-550. He is a graduate in Engineering
from the U.S. Air Force Academy and a former jet instructor in
the Cessna T-37 twin jet after returning from Vietnam as a
forward air controller (FAC) in the Cessna O-2. He flew for
Rocky Mountain Airways in the DHC-6 Twin Otter. His Type
Ratings include Boeing 727, 757, 767, 777, 787, Airbus 310,
DC-10, MD-80, CE-500, and CE-525.
ProFlight has been a leader in innovative training for more
than 25 years. They have invested in advanced technology,
taken interactive computer-based training into a new sphere,
built a superb instructional team of high-time, active pilot
professionals and demanded superior quality at every point.
As a result, the company grew steadily and was acquired by
Textron in 2014 as the only Cessna supported FAA Part 142
Training Center with a Level D Citation CJ-3 simulator built
to the rigorous new FAR Part 60 Standards. ProFlight has
recently opened their second training center near Tampa,
Florida. The CJ-3 simulator there has been certified and a
CJ-4 simulator is planned for the fourth quarter 2015.
ProFlight has launched a strategy to make continuous currency
the gold standard of pilot training.
ALAN G. GORSKI
Dealing with Air Traffic Control
1:45PM - 2:30PM
Alan Gorski is a retired FAA Air Traffic Controller. He worked
in the FAA from December 1989 thru July 27, 2014. He began
his career at Reid-Hillview (KRHV) ATCT and worked at San
Jose Tower (KSJC), Pueblo TRACAB (KPUB) and spent 17
years at Colorado Springs ATCT/TRACON. He earned a
A.A.S. in Aviation from Big Bend Community College (1985)
in Moses Lake, WA and holds a Commercial/Instrument
Rating. Mr. Gorski serves as a FAA Safety Counselor (FAAST)
and hosts safety seminars for pilots in the Colorado Springs
area. He is a strong advocate for aviation safety, believes in
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“saying it right” and works with student pilots, as well as rated
pilots to understand and use phraseology better. He received
an AOPA Flight Assist Commendation in March 2010 for
assisting a VFR pilot who encountered IFR and icing
conditions, to descend thru the clouds, maintain aircraft
control and land successfully at Colorado Springs Airport.
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DINNER & PARTY WITH TEXTRON
AVIATION Back by popular demand, CJP Platinum Plus Partner Textron Aviation and Cessna are once again hosting their fantastic Thursday
evening party. And to showcase such a first-class event, they have selected the Cheyenne Lodge as the evening’s venue. Overlooking
the beautiful Colorado Springs area, the Cheyenne Lodge boasts a truly spectacular view. Come enjoy outstanding cuisine, and great
wine from Platinum Partner Wagner Family of Wine, as you enjoy the second of four wonderful evenings at the 2015 CJP Annual
Convention.
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COMPANION GROUND SCHOOL &
FLIGHT TRAINING
LIMITED TO MUSTANG - CJ1+, CJ2 +, CJ3, & CJ4
Ground School $150.00
9:00AM - 11:00AM
Flying Training $950.00
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 & 11, 2 HOUR
SLOTS STARTING AT 7:30 AM
jetAVIVA CEO Cyrus Sigari will return to teach his 2-hour Companion Ground
School. Additionally, jetAVIVA instructor pilots will be offering the Companion
Flying Training Course. These courses are designed to enable Companions to be
more comfortable in the flying environment, refresh the principles of the pinch
hitter course, and increase Companion safety and knowledge of their model
aircraft.
The 2-hour Ground School is open to everyone at a cost of $150
The Flying Training Course is limited to 13 Companions. Registration requests
will be limited to Companions that meet the following criteria:
•They have not taken the flying course at a previous CJP Convention.
•They are Early Bird registrants for the 2015 CJP Convention.
•If more than 13 Companions request the course, names will be chosen at
random via a lottery. Companions of CJP Lifetime Members will receive priority.
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CJP COMPANIONS SUGGESTED HIGHLIGHTS
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 9
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 10
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 11
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 12
• 2:00PM - 5:30PM
Registration Hotel Lobby
• 7:30AM - 9:00AM
Breakfast
• 7:30AM - 9:00AM
Breakfast
• 7:30AM - 9:00AM
Breakfast
• 6:30PM - 9:00PM
Welcome Reception
• 8:30AM - 8:40AM
Welcome Remarks by CJP
Board Members
• 8:30AM - 9:30AM
Keynote Address
(See Page 7)
• 8:30AM - 9:30AM
NTSB Chairman’s
Presentation
• 9:00AM - 11:00AM
Companions Ground
School (See Page 4)
• 10:00AM - 11:30AM
CJP Interior Design
Experience
• 11:45AM - 12:30PM
Lunch
• 10:15AM - 11:00AM
Flying the U2
• 11:45AM - 12:30PM
Lunch
• 10:15AM - 11:45AM
CJP Interior Design
Experience
• 12:30pm - 1:00pm
Citation X Three Day
Experience
• 11:15AM - 12:45PM
Companion’s Get
Acquainted Luncheon
• 1:00PM - 2:30PM
CJP Interior Design
Experience
• 12:30AM - 1:45PM
Hudson River Crash
(See Page 10)
• 6:00PM - 7:00PM
Cocktails
• 7:00PM - 9:30PM
CJP Hall of Honor Dinner
• 6:000PM - 7:00PM
Cocktails
• 9:30PM - 10:30PM
Survivors Nightcap
• 7:00PM - 9:30PM
Dinner & Live Auction
*The Broadmoor offers many
activities such as Golf,
Tennis, Shopping and The
Spa. Once you have made
your room reservation click
the link below to start
planning your activities.*
• 3:00PM - 5:00PM
Guy Fieri Cooking
Demonstration
• 6:30PM - 9:00PM Textron
Dinner Party
Broadmoor Concierge
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CITATION JET PILOTS
OPERATOR ROUNDTABLES
As the Highlight of the last two conventions, we have expanded
the opportunities for you to share experiences with your fellow
CJP members.
AIRFRAME ROUNDTABLES
510 525 LEGACY
AVIONICS ROUNDTABLES
Garmin
Rockwell Collins
VENDOR DISPLAYS
Where else can you see products and displays specific to your
aircraft all in one location? Last year at The Greenbrier, CJP had
over 40 vendor displays. This year promises to be even larger.
ANNUAL AUCTION
The 2015 CJP Auction proceeds will be utilized to support the
many activities and programs that meet the goals and expectations
of the CJP Mission and Vision, including:
• Charitable Outreach, under the direction of the CJP’s
Charitable Activities Committee.
• The CJP Bob Hoover Presidential Scholarship presented
annually to two Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students
• Support for various youth and veterans initiatives
• The Russ Meyer Citation Library (RMCL), a unique online
resource that will provide unparalleled operational,
maintenance, and safety information for CJP Members.
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THE GREENBRIER
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What should I expect if attending the annual
meeting for the first time?
The CJP annual Convention is THE premier aircraft owner
meetings in the world. You will be impressed with the quality
of the seminars, tours, social events and organization of the
total event. Every little detail is well planned in advance and
those that attend the meeting almost always return. Both the
pilots and companions make many new friendships at the
conventions.
What does the registration fee cover?
The registration fee covers all food from Wednesday night
through Saturday dinner. It also includes transportation
during the official arrival and departure times, gifts, seminars,
etc. You should not have any extra expenses except your room
and shopping.
Do I have to pay for my spouse or guests?
Yes. The majority of the money spent on the CJP Annual
Meeting is for food, transportation, etc., therefore everyone
must pay the registration fee.
Do I have to pay the full registration fee if I can
only attend a day or two?
Yes. There a many costs that are incurred whether someone
attends for one day or the entire Convention. As such, we
have just one registration fee
When is the best time to arrive & depart the
convention?
You should arrive at the convention no later than Wednesday
at 4:30 p.m. if you wish to make all the seminars and events.
Will my companion have planned activities?
CJP is a very active proponent of companion activities. The
companions attending the convention have many activities to
choose from. We are offering a companions ground school and
the option for a 2 hour companions flying training session in
your plane (see page 13). Please look at Page 14 in this
brochure for the companions suggested highlights. CJP has
also planned a companions get acquainted luncheon and a
wine paring cooking class.
What is the dress code for the convention?
•The Thursday evening party will be hosted by Textron
Aviation.
•Friday Auction Dinner:
though not required, many
gentlemen will either wear a jacket or suit, and most ladies will
prefer a cocktail dress. There will be dancing afterwards, so
plan footwear accordingly.
•Saturday Hall of Honor Dinner: usually the attire is similar
to Friday, but a touch less dressy for the ladies in particular.
•All other Convention events are country club casual.
What if I have to cancel after registering?
Early bird discounted registrations are non refundable. Regular
registrations are 100% refundable if you cancel before August
10th. After August 10th there will be no refunds.
Do I need to rent a car for the convention?
Normally, no. Free transportation is provided to/from the
airport FBO and The Broadmoor on Tuesday & Wednesday
(11:00-7:00), and on Sunday (6:30-12:00). If you arrive or
depart outside of those windows, your options are to get a taxi
or rent a car. The Broadmoor charges $24 per day for valet
parking, and $22 per day for self parking.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
TOPIC
ALL DAY
LOCATION
11:00am
7:00pm
Colorado Jet Center > Broadmoor Shuttle Service
Airport/Hotel
3:00pm
5:00pm
Registration at the Hotel
Hotel Lobby
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015
TOPIC
ALL DAY
LOCATION
10:00am
7:00pm
Colorado Jet Center > Broadmoor Shuttle Service
Airport/Hotel
2:00pm
5:30pm
Registration at the Hotel
Hotel Lobby
6:30pm
9:00pm
Welcome Reception
Main Pool Area
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
TOPIC
SPEAKER
MORNING
LOCATION
7:30am
8:30am
Breakfast with Partners/Vendors
International Center
7:30am
3:00pm
Partner/Vendor Exhibits & CJP Registration
8:30am
9:00am
Extended Breakfast for Companions
8:30am
8:40am
**Welcome Remarks
Mark Aloe
Lt. Col. Jon Huggins
Colorado Hall ABC
8:40am
9:15am
CJP Annual Meeting
David Miller
Colorado Hall ABC
9:00am
11:00am
Companions Ground School
Cyrus Sigari
Colorado Hall E
9:15am
9:45am
Russ Meyer Citation Library Dedication
Russ Meyer
Steve Vollum
Colorado Hall ABC
9:45am
10:15am
Break with Partners/Vendors
10:15am
11:45am
Companions Interior Design Experience
Stephanie Golden
Colorado Hall F
10:15am
11:00am
**Flying the U-2
Lt Col. Jon Huggins
Colorado Hall ABC
11:00am
12:00pm
**Malaysian Air Disappearance Lecture
Jeff Wise
Colorado Hall ABC
11:15am
12:45pm
Companion’s Get Acquainted Luncheon
Schreyvogel Room
12:00pm
12:45pm
Lunch with Partners/Vendors
AFTERNOON
TOPIC
SPEAKER
LOCATION
12:45pm
1:45pm
Go/No-Go Decision and FAA Changes
Dann Runik, FSI
Colorado Hall ABC
1:00pm
2:30pm
Stephanie Golden
Colorado Hall F
1:45pm
2:45pm
ADS - B Update
Jens Hennig, GAMA
Colorado Hall ABC
2:45pm
3:15pm
3:00pm
5:00pm
**Companions Cooking Demonstration
Guy Fieri from the
Food Network
Lake Terrace Dining
Room
3:15pm
3:45pm
Stabilized Approaches
Chuck Hosmer
Colorado Hall ABC
3:45pm
4:15pm
FuelAdvantage Program
Jason Talley
Scott Severen
Colorado Hall ABC
4:15pm
4:45pm
Textron Aviation Presentation
Scott Ernest
Colorado Hall ABC
**Companions Urged to Attend!
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EVENING
TOPIC
LOCATION
6:30pm
7:00pm
Busses Depart for Cheyenne Mountain Lodge
South Building
6:30pm
9:00pm
Textron Aviation and Cessna Party
Cheyenne Lodge
8:00pm
9:00pm
Busses Depart for Broadmoor
Cheyenne Lodge
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2015
MORNING
TOPIC
SPEAKER
LOCATION
7:30am
8:30am
7:30am
3:00pm
8:30am
9:00am
8:30am
9:30am
**Keynote Address
Anousheh Ansari Colorado Hall ABC
9:30am
10:30am
Citation Market Update
Cyrus Sigari
10:00am
11:30am
Stephanie Golden Colorado Hall F
10:30am
11:00am
11:00am
11:45am
Legacy Update
Walt Glosson
Colorado Hall Press Room
11:00am
11:45am
Team Mustang / M2 Update
Chris Webber
Colorado Hall E
11:00am
11:45am
Team CJ Update
Mike Gibbons
Colorado Hall D
11:45am
12:30pm
AFTERNOON
TOPIC
Colorado Hall ABC
SPEAKER
LOCATION
12:30pm
1:00pm
**Citation X Three Day Experience
Cyrus Sigari
Colorado Hall ABC
1:00pm
1:45pm
Legacy Roundtable
Steve Vollum
Colorado Hall Press Room
1:00pm
1:45pm
Mustang Roundtable
Jeff Greenberg
Colorado Hall E
1:00pm
1:45pm
525 Roundtable
Tim White
Colorado Hall D
1:45pm
2:30pm
Williams International Update
Troy Lewis
Brad Deuel
Colorado Hall D
1:45pm
2:30pm
Pratt & Whitney Canada Update
Alex Best
Colorado Hall E
2:30pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:30pm
Garmin Avionics Update
Matt Harrah
Colorado Hall E
3:00pm
3:30pm
Rockwell Collins Avionics Update
John Spellmeyer
Colorado Hall D
3:30pm
4:15pm
Garmin Avionics Roundtable
Marc Dulude
Colorado Hall E
3:30pm
4:15pm
Rockwell Collins Avionics Roundtable
David Miller
Colorado Hall D
EVENING
LOCATION
TOPIC
6:00pm
7:00pm
Cocktails
Colorado Hall
7:00pm
9:30pm
Dinner and Live Auction
Colorado Hall ABC
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MORNING
TOPIC
SPEAKER
LOCATION
7:30am
8:30am
7:30am
12:30pm
8:30am
9:00am
8:30am
9:30am
**NTSB Chairman’s Presentation
NTSB Chairman Colorado Hall ABC
Chris Hart
9:30am
10:15am
Landing Performance (Vref, Contamination, etc.)
Neil Singer
10:15am
10:45am
10:45am
11:45am
Practical Citation Aerodynamics
11:45am
12:30pm
AFTERNOON
Colorado Hall ABC
Neil Singer
Colorado Hall ABC
TOPIC
SPEAKER
LOCATION
12:30pm
1:45pm
**Hudson River Crash
Doreen Welsh
Colorado Hall ABC
1:45pm
2:30pm
Dealing with Air Traffic Control
Alan Gorski
Colorado Hall ABC
2:30pm
2:45pm
Break
2:45pm
5:00pm
NEXRAD Weather
Colorado Hall Lobby
EVENING
Dr. David Strahle Colorado Hall ABC
TOPIC
LOCATION
6:00pm
7:00pm
Cocktails Outdoors
Colorado Hall
7:00pm
9:30pm
CJP Hall of Honor Dinner
Colorado Hall ABC
9:30pm
10:30pm
Survivors Nightcap
Golden Bee
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2015
MORNING
6:30am
12:00pm
TOPIC
LOCATION
Broadmoor > Colorado Jet Center
Hotel Lobby
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