As 2024 draws to a close, Martyn Fiddler took a moment to reflect on what has been another successful year of client and colleague engagement. We really care about what we publish, so we love it when we receive positive feedback on our newsletters, posts and articles.
This year we wanted to analyse which of our articles attracted not only the most reader views, but those that received the most engagement, reactions and discussion. In our experience this analysis can provide an indication to the current mindset of the industry and help predict what issues and themes will be arriving in the next 12 to 18 months.
Drumroll please!
The winners are: 1. Structuring for the Future: Does Ownership Matter?
2. The Human Toll of Money Laundering – Are we Living in a False Sense of Security?
3. A Glossary of Customs & VAT Terminology
A big thank you not just to the authors of these articles who took the time to write them, but to those of you that have taken the time to read them and engage in discussion with us about them. We are extremely grateful to you and will endeavour to maintain the same level of originality, education and positivity going into 2025
What Our Members Say
We are a small family owned and run business that the introduction of new measures by BF would have caused severe financial hardship. I was recommended to ask BBGA for advice which they instantly gave even though we were not members. They attended various meetings by my side, took the situation to a higher level within the Government department and helped me achieve a satisfactory outcome. I wasn’t pressured to become a member but what became apparent was their genuine desire to help resolve aviation issues for the better of the community. This association covers almost every aspect of the industry, has representation on the majority of decision making panels and achieves results by either diluting possible harmful legislation or stopping it altogether. Its members receive updates in real time often leaving other associations to ‘cut and paste’ BBGA releases some time later.
Inflite The Jet Centre Ltd.Penny Stephens, Director 
BBGA is the main business and general aviation industry Association in the UK. It represents a wide range of services and operators. It’s contribution to fairly represent our interests with the regulators and government departments as well as other associations is absolutely essential. The various BBGA events throughout the year are a great opportunity for everyone to network and discuss the current industry affairs and issues
BBGA’s ability to bring together all sectors of UK general and business aviation gives us enviable networking access.
Nobody has the ear of the regulator like BBGA and that’s two-way thing; BBGA is not just able to elicit answers from EASA, the CAA and DfT, its advice and recommendations are sought both nationally and supra-nationally too. That makes membership a vital way to influence upcoming policy.
Luxaviation United Kingdom, London Executive Aviation LtdGeorge Galanopoulos, CEO & Managing Director 
The BBGA is the key trade body for UK business aviation, helping us keep up-to-date with developments and in contact with the wider UK bizav community. Everyone with any interest in UK business aviation should be a member
Clyde & CoMark Bisset Partner, 
From first contact, to membership, to attending the 2021 Virtual Conference, I received a warm welcome for which I am extremely grateful. The mix of technical and strategic content re-enforced the decision to attend and was the right one at the right time for our business."
Sky Harbour UK LtdSteve Ford, Director
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