A visit to the Portuguese Air Force Air Museum, celebrating the Centennial of the First Portugal–Macau air crossing.
Location: Sintra Air Base (33 km approx. from central Lisbon)
Duration: 4 hrs approx.
Meeting point and time:  Aula Magna, Secretariat front desk at 08:30 AM
Estimated arrival back to Aula Magna at 12:30 PM
Transport and Meals: Complimentary transport by Portuguese Air Force bus included. Meals not included.
Other Information: Only for attendees who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration.
Description (from www.visitlisboa.com/en/places/air-museum  ):
Discover the history of aviation in Portugal at the Museu do Ar, near Sintra. Long before Lisbon airport’s mythical landings with views of the river, bridge and city, Portuguese aviators were successfully crossing the Southern Atlantic by celestial navigation alone.
But the great adventure of Portuguese aviation is not just about Sacadura Cabral and Gago Coutinho.
The museum also contains historic planes, the history of TAP and the ANA collection, alongside helicopters, engines, simulators, propellers and much more.
The Pioneers Room is devoted to the great feats of Portugal’s aviators. If you have time and are an aficionado, the Alverca and Ovar sections are also worth seeing.
( https://www.emfa.pt/noticia-4585-museu-do-ar-comemora-centenario-da-primeira-viagem-aerea-portugalmacau   )

Location: NAV Portugal Lisbon Air Traffic Control Centre
Time: 14:30-16:30
Meeting point at 14:20: Outside the NAV gates https://maps.app.goo.gl/NYJ1yxXypco3xx4w6 

Transport and Meals: not included. Take the metro to the airport then walk ten minutes to the pin above. Or take a bolt/taxi/uber to the pin above.
Only for delegates who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration.

Objectives:
• To learn about different missions ATC mission profiles.
• To explore actual ATCO workstations and visualise aircraft movements on radar in real time.
• To explore and discuss the ergonomic and human factor features of an air traffic control centre.

Programme:
• Missions carried out by NAV Portugal
• Workstations of the Air Traffic Controller
• Evolution of aircraft on the radar screen
• Observation of the operations room
• Discussion and debrief

Training Hours Credited by the Portugal Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC): 2 hours for EASA class 3 AMEs only (or for any AMEs on an initial training programme)

Location: Beja Air Base (about 200km southeast of Lisbon)
Transport from Lisbon will be by Air Force plane from the military aerodrome next to Lisbon Airport.
Meeting time: 7:30 AM
Meeting point: Take a Bolt/taxi/Uber to https://maps.app.goo.gl/s8THTb4wCdT3m5Z27  or Aeródromo de Trânsito n.1
Estimated arrival back to Lisbon: 17:00
Fee: 50€ (transportation and meals included)
Only a limited number of places left.
Description: This workshop is designed mainly for AMEs who want to learn about the concepts and techniques that are necessary for the conduction of air safety investigations. Special attention will be given to understanding the process of aircraft incident and accident investigation, aiming to improve safety and prevent occurrences. The workshop will include a rotary wing aircraft accident simulation exercise, as well as case studies from real scenarios at the investigations lab.

Location: Lisbon University hospital across the street from Aula Magna.
Meeting Point: Aula Magna, Secretariat front Desk at 12:30 PM sharp, no exceptions.

Transport and Meals: It’s a 15 minute walk from the congress venue on mostly flat ground. A lunch box or equivalent will be provided.
Only for delegates who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration. Please double check the day and time you booked: Thu 12:30, Fri 12:00, or Sat 12:00

Embark on an enlightening tour offering a unique glimpse into the intersection of medicine and aerospace technology, highlighting the cutting-edge research designed to support human health and performance in space environments. Explore simulators and hardware with some demonstrations performed by the researchers. Learn about ongoing research projects in aerospace medicine, including studies on human physiology in space and the development of medical technologies for astronauts. This tour will be a short but inspiring experience for anyone interested in the challenges and innovations at the frontier of medicine and space exploration.

Location: Lisbon University hospital across the street from Aula Magna.
Meeting Point: Aula Magna, Secretariat front Desk at 12:00 PM sharp, no exceptions.

Transport and Meals: It’s a 15 minute walk from the congress venue on mostly flat ground. A lunch box or equivalent will be provided.

Only for delegates who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration. Please double check the day and time you booked: Fri 12:00, or Sat 12:00

Embark on an enlightening tour offering a unique glimpse into the intersection of medicine and aerospace technology, highlighting the cutting-edge research designed to support human health and performance in space environments. Explore simulators and hardware with some demonstrations performed by the researchers. Learn about ongoing research projects in aerospace medicine, including studies on human physiology in space and the development of medical technologies for astronauts. This tour will be a short but inspiring experience for anyone interested in the challenges and innovations at the frontier of medicine and space exploration.

Location: Lisbon University hospital across the street from Aula Magna.
Meeting Point: Aula Magna, Secretariat front Desk at 12:00 PM sharp, no exceptions.

Transport and Meals: It’s a 15 minute walk from the congress venue on mostly flat ground. A lunch box or equivalent will be provided.

Only for delegates who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration. Please double check the day and time you booked: Sat 12:00

Embark on an enlightening tour offering a unique glimpse into the intersection of medicine and aerospace technology, highlighting the cutting-edge research designed to support human health and performance in space environments. Explore simulators and hardware with some demonstrations performed by the researchers. Learn about ongoing research projects in aerospace medicine, including studies on human physiology in space and the development of medical technologies for astronauts. This tour will be a short but inspiring experience for anyone interested in the challenges and innovations at the frontier of medicine and space exploration.

Location: UCS - TAP Air Portugal Group health services.
Time: 11:00-12:30
Meeting point: UCS main entrance https://maps.app.goo.gl/oTSfLACiLqvrWzEw7

Transport and Meals: Not included. There are vending machines on site. Recommended transport: take a bolt/taxi/uber to Avenida Severiano Falcão 2 or https://maps.app.goo.gl/oTSfLACiLqvrWzEw7

Only for delegates who pre-booked this visit at the time of online registration.

Objectives:
• To learn about the structure and operations of an airline health services department
• To learn about the structure and operations of an aviation medicine centre
• To learn how an airline aviation medicine centre balances its autonomy and regulatory compliance obligations with integration with the rest of the airline's occupational, safety and clinical services

Programme:
• Mission and daily activities of an airline health services department, including occupational, safety and clinical services
• Processing of aircraft first aid kits and AEDs
• Mission, organizational features and operation of the aviation medicine centre
• Data storage and protection measures
• Tour of the facilities
• Discussion and debrief

Training Hours Credited by the Portugal Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC): 1.5 hours for EASA AMEs (all classes)