NEC

NEC

BALPA is governed by an Annual Delegate Conference (ADC) made up of representatives of the Company Councils and a National Executive Council composed of elected pilots.

The National Executive Council (NEC) is the elected body that is responsible for the association. As well as generating policy and association strategy, the NEC ensures that the organisation is run in an efficient, legal and responsible manner.

Paul Naylor

BALPA Executive President

easyJet

Tim Pottage

BALPA Executive Vice-President, Flight Safety Sub-Committee Chairman

British Airways

Brian Strutton

BALPA General Secretary

BALPA Ex-officio, non-voting

James O'Brien

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee Chairman

British Airways

Conor Convey

Membership & Careers Services Sub-Committee Chairman

Virgin Atlantic

Andrew Hammond

Legal Sub-Committee Chairman

British Airways

Dane Handley

Organisation Sub-Committee Chairman

Simon Williams

Communications & External Relations Sub-Committee Chairman

easyJet

John Bell

Flight Safety Sub-Committee

Bristow Helicopters

Andrea Brezonakova

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee

Norwegian

Will Isherwood-Smith

Membership and Career Services Sub-Committee

TUI

Mark Keane

Organisation Sub-Committee

British Airways

Enda Ryan

Communications & External Relations Sub-Committee

Hugh Sheils

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee

easyJet

BA pilots accept jobs deal

Pilots in British Airways have voted to accept the deal negotiated by BALPA in response to BA’s formal notification of 1255 pilot job losses and their threat to fire and rehire the remaining pilots on worse conditions.

Friday 31 July 2020

Travel corridor chaos is undermining confidence and deepening the COVID-19 economic crisis, say pilots

With travellers expressing confusion over changing quarantine rules, the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) has again called for clarity from the Government on its border policies, which BALPA says are damaging the UK economy.

Tuesday 28 July 2020

BALPA says holidaymakers and airlines should be compensated for latest Government quarantine U-turn and the ‘blunt tool’ policy needs to change

The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) says the Government needs to look again at its COVID-19 border policies which BALPA says are damaging the UK economy.

Monday 27 July 2020

Paul Naylor

Tim Pottage

Brian Strutton

James O'Brien

Conor Convey

Andrew Hammond

Dane Handley

Simon Williams

John Bell

Andrea Brezonakova

Will Isherwood-Smith

Mark Keane

Enda Ryan

Hugh Sheils

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BA pilots accept jobs deal

Travel corridor chaos is undermining confidence and deepening the COVID-19 economic crisis, say pilots

BALPA says holidaymakers and airlines should be compensated for latest Government quarantine U-turn and the ‘blunt tool’ policy needs to change

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