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 Vice-President

easyJet

Brian Strutton

BALPA General Secretary

BALPA Ex-officio, non-voting

Conor Convey

Membership & Careers Services Sub-Committee Chairman

Jet2.com

Leo Nugent

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee Chairman

TUI

Tim Pottage

Communications & External Relations Sub-Committee Chairman

British Airways

Rich Pullen

Flight Safety Sub-Committee Chairman

British Airways

John Bell

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee

Bristow Helicopters

Martin Drake

Flight Safety Sub-Committee

British Airways

Andrew Hammond

Organisation Sub-Committee

British Airways

Dane Handley

Communications & External Relations Sub-Committee, and Organisation Sub-Committee

Thomas Cook

Enda Ryan

Industrial Relations Sub-Committee

Ryanair

Hugh Sheils

Membership & Careers Services Sub-Committee

easyJet

Simon Williams

Communications & External Relations Sub-Committee

easyJet

Will Isherwood-Smith

Flight Safety Sub-Committee

TUI

So what, exactly are you afraid of when it comes to money?

Is it time to embrace the fear and make some long-term investments? The Managing Director of BALPA Financial Solutions, Darren Williams, thinks this through.

Friday 12 April 2019

Rosters in Jet2 “unsustainable”, says pilots union

Jet2 members of pilots’ union British Airline Pilots’ Association (BALPA) would like to see the airline recognise the need for improved work-life balance through fairer rostering patterns, rather than a pay rise.

Tuesday 02 April 2019

Pilots await their date in court over pensions

The British Airline Pilots Association has submitted an application for judicial review against the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) and the Department of Work and Pensions.

Monday 01 April 2019

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Brian Strutton

Conor Convey

Leo Nugent

Tim Pottage

Rich Pullen

John Bell

Martin Drake

Andrew Hammond

Dane Handley

Enda Ryan

Hugh Sheils

Simon Williams

Will Isherwood-Smith

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