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2 NOV 06: NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR BMAA

THE British Microlight Aircraft Association has a new Chief Executive. Geoff Weighell, who currently runs Pegasus Flight Training at Enstone, will bring over 20 years and 9000 hours of microlighting experience to the post.

Geoff also has unrivalled knowledge of licensing through his time as Chairman of the Panel of Examiners and as BMAA representative on the NPPL Steering Committee.

Geoff will be stepping back from his business interests in microlighting and his position as Chairman of the Panel of Examiners to dedicate himself to the full-time job of Chief Executive.

Keith Negal, Chairman of the BMAA said: "At a time when microlighting faces so much in the way of possible regulatory change we are fortunate that Chris (Finnigan, departing CEO) is able to hand over the baton to someone of experience and ability who can be up and running straight away."
W: www.bmaa.org
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