FEEL like you haven’t a say in the current Strategic Review of the CAA? If you’re not a member of one of the participating organisations, then you haven’t – until now.

The General Aviation Awareness Council (GAAC) is there to represent GA associations and individuals not otherwise included. So if you have a point to make, or some evidence to present, let the GAAC know. Email the GAAC chairman, Charles Henry, with your points: Charles.henry@gaac.org.uk It’s not just the CAA Review – there’s a host of issues coming out of both the CAA and Europe, as well as home issues such as the closure of airfields.

To help emphasise GAAC’s independence, it has recently moved its office to the Royal Aeronautical Society, 4 Hamilton Place, London, W1J 7BQ; T: 020 7670 4501, W: www.gaac.org.uk GAAC’s participation in the CAA Review includes a look at how access to and the use of airfields in the UK has changed over the past 10 years. LOOP will be posting a questionnaire on loop.aero soon – anyone or evidence on this subject is welcome to complete it.