1. United Nations World Food Programme
Peter N. Stein
Director, Flight Operations Business Advisory Committee
Johnson Controls, Inc. Flight Safety Foundation
GOOD MORNING – THANK ALL IN ADVANCE – OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK – SOCIAL CAUSE – TWO YEARS – WORTHY OF YOUR INTEREST – HOPEFULLY SUPPORT.
Good morning – I want to thank all of you in advance for the opportunity to speak about a social cause that I’ve been involved with for nearly two years and which I feel is worthy of your interest – and hopefully your support
Business Aviation Safety Seminar
Montreal, Canada
April 10-11, 2013

2. United Nations World Food Programme
World’s Largest Humanitarian Aid Agency
Annually feeds more than 100 million people in 70 countries
80% + Women and Children
UN WFP – LARGEST HUMANITARIAN AGENCY WORLD
ANNUALLY FEEDS > 100 MILLION – 70 COUNTRIES – 80% WOMEN AND CHILDREN
THINK OF PLACES LIKE SUDAN, SYRIA, AFGHANISTAN

3. WFP Aviation WFP Aviation Safety Unit
No owned aircraft
Relies entirely on chartered aircraft
Food Aid
Humanitarian workers
Challenging Conditions
Stats*
5o aircraft per day
350,000 passengers
14,800 metric tons cargo
49,000 hours
240 destinations
MANY LOCATIONS LACK THE GROUND INFRACTURE TO DELIVER AID, THE WFP RELIES ON A BROAD ARRAY OF AIRCRAFT – RANGING FROM CESSNA CARAVANS TO HELICOPTERS TO AIRLINERS –
UN – HOWEVER – DOES NOT OWN ITS OWN AIRCRAFT AND MUST RELY ON A CHARTER OPERATORS – SHAPES AND SIZES TO DELIVER FOOD AND HUMANITARIAN WORKERS – OVERSIGHT RESTS WITH THE WFP AVIATION SAFETY UNIT –
NO SMALL TASK
FLY UNDER EXTRAORDINARY CONDITIONS –
AS MANY AS 50 AIRCRAFT IN THE AIR ON ONE DAY – FLYING APPROX 49,000 HOURS IN A SINGLE YEAR
* 2010 Annual Report

4. FSF – WFP Memorandum of Understanding March 2011
Flight Safety Foundation support:
Safety Workshops
Safety Consulting
Safety Initiatives
“Volunteer opportunities” to assist WFP
TO ASSIST THE AVIATION SAFETY UNIT IN ITS EFFORT, THE WFP AND FLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION – IN 2011 – EXECUTED A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
FSF AGREED TO HELPED TO THEIR EFFORTS BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR: ______ AND TO SEEK OUT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES TO ASSIST THE WFP

5. How Can Our Community Help?
Provide speakers
Provide expert assistance
Provide training
Share knowledge and tools
Encourage national and regional associations to lend their support
CONSISTENT WITH THE MOU – I AM REACHING OUT TO OUR COMMUNITY TO SEE IF WE CAN LEND OUR SUPPORT
BUSINESS AVIATION COMMUNITY – WEALTH OF SAFETY EXPERTISE AND RESOURCES – PUT TO USE – BENEFIT THOSE IN GREAT NEED
LOGIC IS SIMPLE – WE HELP PREVENT AN ACCIDENT OR SERIOUS MISHAP – STARVING CHILDREN GET TO EAT
SO HOW CAN WE HELP?

6. Why? Cliché – “It’s the right thing to do”
Casts business aviation in a positive social light
Supports commitment to global social responsibility
OF COURSE – ASK WHY –
KNOW ITS CLICHÉ – NOT ONLY A GOOD THING BUT IT’S THE RIGHT THING TO DO
BUSINESS AVIATION – POSITIVE SOCIAL LIGHT
SUPPORTS COMMITMENT TO GLOBAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

7. Interested? Want to learn more?Su
INTERESTED? LEARN MORE?
GO TO WFP WEBSITE AT WFP.ORG
FEEL FREE TO CONTACT EITHER MYSELF OR SUSAN LAUSCH AT THE ADDRESSES ON THE SCREEN
If your interested and want to learn more: visit the wfp website and feel free to contact either myself or Susan Lausch at the addresses listed above.
Peter Stein, Johnson Controls
Susan Lausch, Flight Safety Foundation

8. Thank You!
THANK ALL OF YOU ONCE AGAIN AND TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE -