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We support our members and liaise with the Department for Business and Trade in identifying and capitalising on opportunities as well as informing the ecosystem around trade policy overseas and domestic.
Our Business Intelligence Centre WikiBAG is the central location for all members to share business related opportunities.
The Business Intelligence & Missions Working Groups were asked by the BAG Board to try and collect as much intelligence as they can to gather on what is happening in the market. The Board agreed to focus these discussions onto the following topics:
We are publishing regular Business Intelligence Updates which are released via the BAG website and shared with our membership.
“If we can share knowledge, share the data in the way of programmes, projects being undertaken, right from master plan through to delivery and handover, these opportunities can help all BAG members…. there are a number of suppliers and a number manufactures that are doing some great work, very innovative work in the industry and for me to be able to get them meeting clients, being able to see the opportunities are for them, not only in the UK industry but world-wide, meets massive benefits…”
Tim Walder, TWW Solutions, BAG Deputy Chair
One of last week’s highlights was attending the BAG Summer Seminar and evening reception. We found that it was very engaging, very well organised, venue was spot on and everyone was so friendly. Loved engaging with everyone in such a relaxed environment, lots of funny stories were shared. Particularly liked meeting with likeminded professional problem solvers like ourselves.
Marie Wehrly, MAD4 Business Ltd
“The BAG mentoring programme has been a game changer in my professional life. Having a mentor has helped me believe in myself, with my self-confidence and to see things from a different perspective. My mentor challenges me on what is needed and encourages and supports me as well. It is great to be able to have an honest and open discussion with someone who has been through similar experiences and learn from her. I wish everyone could have a chance to have such a mentor!”
Paula Pontes, MAG
“‘Thank you British Aviation Group for your leadership in inclusivity and this spotlight on #femaleleadership! and your continuous support and recognition for Women pushing boundaries across all Industries!’”
Andrea Wu, urban-Air Port Ltd
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Melbourne Airport has received Federal Government approval to build a third runway.
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Read moreCornwall Airport Newquay has unveiled plans for its long-term development.
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Read moreSwiss airports and airlines could implement facial recognition technology following a ruling by the Swiss government on August 28.
Read moreIn August 2024, air travel via Swedavia’s ten airports increased by 2% compared to the same month in 2023, driven by a 5% rise in international travel, while domestic travel dropped by 9%.
Read moreCardiff Airport is enhancing its sustainability efforts with the addition of six new electric vehicles, advancing its 60% reduction in carbon emissions and its goal of reaching carbon net zero.
Read moreRoyal Schiphol Group will invest €6bn (US$8bn) to improve the airport facilities between 2024 and 2029.
Read moreTampa International Airport (TPA) in Florida has released new, full-colour concept renderings of the design for Airside D, the airport’s first new airside in approximately 20 years.
Read moreThe Ministry of Transport (MOT), Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Changi Airport Group (CAG) will break ground on construction of Changi Airport’s Terminal 5 the first half of 2025.
Read moreDriven by the need to upgrade security screening equipment to meet Australian govt standards by end 2025, Brisbane Airport is undertaking major works across its International Terminal.
Read moreSingapore’s Changi Airport describes its recently revamped Terminal 2 (T2) as a place “where nature meets modernity”.
Read moreLos Angeles International Airport’s (LAX) plans for expansion have been put on hold after passenger traffic forecasts revealed that growth through 2028 is less than expected.
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