1. 1 IAQG Relationship Growth Strategy Ed Bayne IAQG General Assembly San Diego April 7, 2006

2. 2 Relationship Growth Strategy Civil Authorities Space Defense Improvement Strategy Requirements People Capability Supply Chain Process Capability Product Realization Process Strategic Focus Member Collaboration Top Leader Involvement IAQG Operational Efficiency IAQG Operating Management System

3. 3 Strategy Focus Streams & Strategy Focus Leaders Strategy Focus Leaders SWG MentorAAQGEAQGAPAQG IAQG Leadership Team*Bill BlackColin ClarkeGuy DionKinsuke Hara  Operating Management SystemJohn AddeyEd Bayne*John AddeyKazuki Kanai  Other Party Management Team*Rick DownsTim LeeGualtiero ArsentoShuji Komori  Improvement Strategy RequirementsGuy DionPeter Kern*Guy DionHiroyuki Jikei Product Realization ProcessTes Aklilu*Susan ArmstrongBernard LaurasKouichi Watanabe People CapabilityGeorg Schrader Larry Kibble Colin Cramp *J-M BardotMiro Miletic Supply Chain Process CapabilitySteve Westby*Barb O'DellCherif KhelilKouichi Watanabe  Relationship Growth Strategy*Ed Bayne AuthoritiesEd BayneAndy BrindisiGeorg SchraderHiroyuki Jikei Space sectorJJ DeGiovanniAndrea ReillyRoberto CiaschiSatoshi Owaki DefensePreston ThompsonPrimus RidgewayHans ZiemerHiroyuki Jikei SuppliersNot Launched Accreditation BodiesNot Launched University, Engineering, SourcingNot Launched

4. 4 Civil Airworthiness Authorities Ed Bayne IAQG General Assembly San Diego April 7, 2006

5. 5 Civil Airworthiness Authorities Relationship Strategy Strategic Purpose: –Enhance safety and quality by the international airworthiness authorities and industry leaders working together to establish a system where aircraft product and parts: Can be manufactured and maintained almost anywhere Move quickly and seamlessly to the end item user Are supported by electronic documentation There is no more than one airworthiness authorities action for each industry activity to eliminate duplication Stakeholders: –Airworthiness Authorities –IAQG members involved in civil aviation –Civil Aviation supply chain suppliers, distributors, airlines, MROs, etc.

6. 6 Activities Joint: –Alignment of Airworthiness Authorities and IAQG Initiatives –Common Definitions and Terms –Authorized Release Certificate –Recognition of ICOP and Nadcap Other Party processes –Authorities input to 9100 revision IAQG: –Improved Supplier and Sub-tier Supplier Control Supply Chain Process Capability Product Realization Process Authorities: –Common Authority Surveillance Processes

7. 7 Activities Joint: –Alignment of Airworthiness Authorities and IAQG Initiatives –Common Definitions and Terms –Authorized Release Certificate –Recognition of ICOP and Nadcap Other Party processes –Authorities input to 9100 revision IAQG: –Improved Supplier and Sub-tier Supplier Control Supply Chain Process Capability Product Realization Process Authorities: –Common Authority Surveillance Processes

8. 8 Authorized Release Certificate (ARC) Authorities Global Manufacturing Authorized Release Certificate (ARC) (FAA Form 8130-3, EASA Form 1, TC Form 24-0078) Initiative: –Objectives: Improve mutual acceptance of the ARC Solve current implementation problems Address electronic exchange of ARC –Significant events: Industry participation on Authorities’ Team Mutual agreement to delete Block 9, “Eligibility” from Form –Timeline: Drafting teams forming now First draft due September 2006 (7th Int’l P&A Meeting) Final draft due April 2007 Implementation 4th quarter 2007

9. 9 Summary of April 5, 2006 Joint Meeting Excellent participation - 30 individuals –8 individuals, 7 Authorities Represented –22 Industry participants Open, non challenging information sharing Working Together attitude Successful Relationship meeting Next Joint Industry Authorities Meeting: –São José dos Campos, Brazil –September 21, 2006 –1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

10. 10 Space Forum JJ DeGiovanni IAQG General Assembly San Diego April 7, 2006

11. 11 Space Forum Group Focus –Commonly accepted QM standard and certification process –Space perspective to support and influence the IAQG Near Term Objectives –Inputs to the AS9100 writing team by 8/15/06 Common Risk Management Approach Sub-tier Process qualification and controls Managing Critical Requirements Supporting IAQG Forums to influence and shape IAQG policy on: –Supply Chain Process Capability –ICOP –People Capability and Human Factors –Requirements Team on AS9100/9110/9120 –Defense Relationship

12. 12 Space Forum Group Space Working Groups established at Sector level –AAQG –EAQG –JAQG Regulatory Authorities Supporting at Sector and IAQG level –ESA –JAXA –NASA –DCMA

13. 13 Defense Preston Thompson IAQG General Assembly San Diego April 7, 2006

14. 14 Project Scope Harmonize 9100 series documents with AQAP and other defense agency documents (existing and future) Develop and execute a plan to contact all potential adopting defense agencies in order to familiarize with the benefits of utilizing AS9100 series standards.

15. 15 Accomplishments Mapping of AQAP 2110 and – 9100 complete Draft input provided to – 9100 writing team Coordination with NATO begun Outreach communication with Americas and European agencies begun