Nov 05 2026
15:00 GMT - 16:00 GMT | 01:00 AEST - 02:00 AEST | 10:00 EST - 11:00 EST
Safety in aviation is never just a compliance exercise, it's the foundation on which everything else depends.
ICAO Annex 19 Amendment 2 becomes applicable on 26 November 2026, raising the bar on how airports evidence proactive risk management across airside and landside operations. Join us to understand exactly what’s changing for airports, and how you can get ready to meet the requirements before the deadline.
Safety in aviation isn't a regulatory box to tick, it's the reason the industry earns the trust of everyone who flies, works airside, or lives under a flight path. Yet most airports still run airside and landside safety, risk and compliance across multiple disconnected systems and teams, which makes every audit feel like an administration headache before it even starts.
ICAO Annex 19 Amendment 2 is about to make that gap much harder to hide, with the FAA, EASA and UK CAA all aligning their own frameworks to the new standards.
This session focuses on what Annex 19 readiness looks like for airports. Recording safety data with the transparency and robustness a regulator can rely on, and connecting risk plans to real evidence across both sides of airport operations, rather than reconstructing it system by system after the fact.
We'll also cover how analytics informs genuine prevention, not just detection, how AI can surface emerging risks from your airport's own incident and hazard data, and share that insight across every stakeholder who needs it, from airside teams to leadership to regulators, rather than leaving it siloed in one system or inbox.
Every airport's operation is different, and configuration of Ideagen’s solutions is built around your operations rather than a fixed template, designed to grow with you as your requirements expands, and to support change across your whole community.
Steven Cespedes is an accomplished aviation safety, quality and risk management professional with over a decade of leadership experience at Ideagen. His career reflects a strong focus on developing and implementing effective safety management systems and driving strategic initiatives to meet evolving industry requirements.
