Jane Middleton for BATA

The trade body for UK airlines, the British Air Transport Association (BATA), has a new Chairman, Jane Middleton taking up her role on 1 July, when Dr Barry Humphreys, Chairman for the last six years, stands down.
 
Jane said:  “I am delighted to be taking up this role at BATA at such an important time for the industry.  BATA has an important role to play in representing its members’ views on issues ranging from airport capacity to tax and sustainability to consumer rights.  I look forward to working with Nathan and the rest of the team, as well as the members, to ensure BATA remains an effective and efficient voice for the UK airline industry.
 
Jane has an extensive career history in the aviation sector – most recently as Chairman of the Aviation Club.  She is a trustee of a number of organisations, including the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS), and the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust, and is an Honorary Air Commodore in the Royal Auxiliary Air Force.  Jane has previously been involved at a senior level in the Air League, Women in Aviation International and the RAF Museum.  With a business and corporate background, including roles at Rockwell Collins UK, TNT Express and Virgin Atlantic, Jane is now the Managing Director of a business consultancy providing strategic financial management. www.bata.uk.com

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