What is the British Aviation Group (BAG)? The BAG is the leading representative body for UK companies involved in the airport and aviation development sector. The role of the BAG board is to help members sell their products and services in the UK and overseas.
Board Members stand for a term of three years. Each member company is entitled to nominate a representative to stand for the Board at the annual elections.
The British Aviation Group is governed by a Board, whose role it is to help guide BAG in its activities and strategies and to ensure that the Group meets the requirements of its members to represent them in the best way possible. The BAG Board consists of a Chair, two Deputy Chair’s (one Chair elect), a Vice Chair (the immediate outgoing Chair); a Director of ADS, and 14 elected member company representatives.
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Luís Montenegro announced, in a statement to the country…that the Government has chosen Alcochete (Setubal district) for the location of Lisbon’s new international airport,
Read moreToday at the Sustainable Skies World Summit at Farnborough International, Sustainable Aviation have published a progress report one year on from the industry’s landmark […]
Read moreAs part of BAG’s priority market campaigns activity which includes both Saudi Arabia and India, we are keen to understand if […]
Read moreThe Department for Business and Trade want to support BAG member businesses with barriers they’ve encountered either scoping the Canadian market […]
Read moreThailand’s AOT is planning a USD 4.8 billion expansion for Bangkok’s two main airports to accommodate booming tourism and support Thailand’s goal of becoming a regional aviation hub
Read moreThe Peruvian Ministry of Transport and Communications is embarking on significant airport development projects at Trujillo and Iquitos airports
Read morePhoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (Arizona) is initiating the construction of a new terminal, anticipated to open in the late 2030s.
Read moreMiami International Airport (Florida) has launched a design-build tender to build a new Concourse K.
Read moreSome short-term projects have recommenced for commercially owned airports, whereas, government funded airports, such as Nancy Bird Walton are proceeding at pace.
Read moreAfter several delays, notably in 2021, the renovation and expansion project of Kumasi International Airport in Ghana has finally been completed.
Read moreATI’s HCN is to focus on test infrastructure, research and skills as the three key enablers to hydrogen-powered aircraft technologies with the programme’s first report published 09 May 2024.
Read moreAuckland Airport has announced details for the planned interior of the city’s new domestic jet terminal, expected to open by 2030.
Read moreUnibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) Airports and The New Terminal One (NTO) have launched the Competitive Evaluation Process (CEP) for food hall and travel essentials tenders.
Read morePassengers at Aberdeen International Airport no longer need to remove laptops or liquids when passing through terminal security.
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