Chairman: Charles Henry
Charles holds a private pilot’s licence with over 1,000 hours. He also holds a very rusty PPL(H) and a fixed-wing instrument rating. He is an FRAeS, FCMI and MCIM. Charles is Chairman of the GA APPG Tax and Regulation Working Group., a Director of the BBGA and AOPA, a member of the CAA Finance Advisory Committee and Liveryman of the Honourable Company of Air Pilots, as well as serving on a number of other GA liaison groups, including the CAA/ASI Wind Turbine Working Group.
Vice Chairman: John Gilder
John soloed in a Tiger Moth before gaining his PPL in a PA 28 and now has 340 hours and a Night Rating. A Chartered Surveyor specialising in commercial property he is MRAeS and leads our advisors on Airfield planning issues. John also Chairs the Airfields Working Group within the APPG – GA advising owners and operators and liaising with Government on matters relating to airfield planning, legislation and the National network
Board Members
Hon Company of Air Pilots (GAPAN)
Jonathan Morton
Secretary
British Womens Pilots’ Association (BWPA)
Roger Wilson
Financial Director
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA)
George Done
Director
Flying Farmers Association (FFA)
Anthony Kedros
Director
British Model Flying Association (BMFA)
David Phipps
Director
Airfield Operators Group (AOG)
Ann Bartaby
Director
British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA)
Marc Bailey
Director
Light Aircraft Association (LAA)
Steve Slater
Director
Vintage Aircraft Club (VAC)
John Broad
Director
Geoff Weighell
Director
Geoff learned to fly hang gliders in the late ‘70s and then microlights in the early ’80s. Geoff became a microlight instructor in 1983 and then progressed to Chairman of the Microlight Panel of Examiners whilst running a school at Enstone. Geoff gained a PPL H in 2003 to add to his 9000 hours flying microlights. Geoff joined the BMAA as Chief Executive in 2006 and still holds this post. Geoff is a member of the APPG GA Airfields Working Group.
Geoff Weighell
Chief Executive,
British Microlight Aircraft Association
British Womens Pilots’ Association (BWPA)