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About GAAC |
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The UK General Aviation associations, supported by commercial and professional bodies, have established the General Aviation Awareness Council to try to ensure that GA activity in the UK does not decline, while elsewhere, particularly in Europe, its expansion - whether in business flying, pilot training, sport, recreation or other forms - is publicly and privately encouraged.
The critical factors for the future growth of UK General Aviation are the need for more aerodromes, strategically sited to serve areas of economic development and enough free airspace in which to operate safely and efficiently.
The objectives of the Council are:
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to EXPLAIN the nature of the GA Industry
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to PROMOTE its purpose and value
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to PROTECT its facilities (e.g. aerodromes)
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to ENSURE its future
How you can help
This site states the case for General Aviation. If you are convinced, you can help by giving us your active support of GA activity and plans both nationally and in your own community. This will help to:
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Ensure new business and sustained economic growth
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make sure that no locality - including yours - lacks a suitable aerodrome from which GA can fulfill its national and local responsibilities.
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Action for Airfields The GAAC is grateful for all assistance from the above and our supporters. |
GAAC Board Members
Charles
Henry, FRAeS (Cabair) - Chairman GAAC Officers and Specialist Co-ordinators
President – Lord Rotherwick
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General Aviation Awareness Council RAeS House 4 Hamilton Place London W1J 7BQ |
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Phone: |
020 7670 4501 |
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Fax: |
020 7670 4309 |
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E-mail: |
info@gaac.org.uk |
