The UK Civil Aviation Authority is set to participate in the Farnborough International Airshow, focusing on the integration of new technologies, airspace modernisation, and sustainable growth in the aerospace sector. The event, which gathers key players from the industry, provides a platform for the regulator to discuss maintaining high safety standards amidst rapid technological advancements.
Located in Hall 4, Stand 41518, the Civil Aviation Authority will have experts available throughout the week to engage with industry representatives. On 22 July, board members, including Chair Sir Stephen Hillier and Group Director Safety & Airspace Regulation Giancarlo Buono, will be present to discuss key issues.
Giancarlo Buono highlighted the significance of the event, stating, “Farnborough International Airshow brings together organisations from across the aerospace industry that are shaping the future of our sector. The Airshow offers a valuable opportunity to engage with industry partners on key issues including innovation, airspace modernisation and the safe integration of new airspace users.”
The Civil Aviation Authority aims to establish regulatory frameworks that support the development of new technologies whilst ensuring safety. The discussions at the airshow are expected to foster progress across the aerospace sector, aligning with the regulator's commitment to enabling innovation
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