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Jens Hennig is responsible for GAMA’s policy for safety, security and operations. He is the association’s primary staff person on ATC modernization and issues affecting manufacturer flight operations in the national airspace system.
Jens’ engagement in policy and rulemaking committees covers a range of areas including ADS-B, air traffic management, landing and takeoff performance, and rulemaking cost analysis. He also managed the FAA’s Part 135 / 125 regulatory review. In Europe, Jens has provided policy guidance through the JAA OST and European Aviation Safety Agency’s SSCC Flight Standards Subcommittee since its formation – specifically focusing on the agency's extension of scope.
Hennig works to promote the FAA's General Aviation Joint Steering Committee as essential to advance GA safety including turbine airplane operations and training for advanced avionics. He also provides technical analysis to GAMA's legislative team for advocacy on Capitol Hill as it relates to ATC modernization, aviation security 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.
Joining GAMA as Manager of Operations in 2003 after a stint as manager of flight operations for pilot training at Embry Riddle, Jens has advanced to Vice President of Operations. 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.
Speaker: ADS-B: Expediting the Technology and the Applications
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