Latest Aerodromes Update Issued By GAAC
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Lots of Changes in Latest Aerodromes Update
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APPG Reviews 2018, Sets 2019 Goals
On 29th January Grant Shapps MP, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for General Aviation, gave briefed journalists at Westminster. He said 186 MPs and Lords now support the…
Heathrow’s 3rd Runway Plans Threaten Future of White Waltham
One of the UK’s most historic and iconic airfields, and one of its most popular, is facing an uncertain period as plans for Heathrow’s third runway evolve – and could…
First Aerodromes Update of 2019 Has Some Surprises
Please click for the latest UK Aerodromes Update, provided by John Walker of the GAAC Board (and that of AOPA). The main points, summarised by John Walker at the AOPA…
GAAC Celebrates Successful 2018, Looks Forward to 2019
According to its Chairman, Charles Henry, 2018 was a positive year for the General Aviation Awareness Council, marked by its growing role working with the APPG (All Party Parliamentary Group)…
Aviation Green Paper Issued for Consultation
Yesterday the UK government released its Aviation Green Paper, including a chapter dedicated to GA, and at the same time Byron Davies and York Aviation released their Reports on work…
GAAC Continues To Warn Of Threat To Airfields
The General Aviation Awareness Council (GAAC), a body representing more than 40 aviation organisations, says more needs to be done to protect airfields and to establish a 'Network' of Airfields…
APPG Airspace Inquiry Outlines Terms of Reference
The following from the All Party Parliamentary Group for General Aviation announces the steps being taken by APPG to investigate the approach to airspace changes with respect to balancing the…
GAAC Airfield Update Sept 2018
Please click HERE for the latest Aerodromes Update. The Update is compiled and kept up-to-date by John Walker, GAAC and AOPA board member. If you have any questions please contact…