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Industry lobbying groups join forces to engage govt

Government
Gary Noakes
3 February 2021

The newly formed Travel Industry Alliance has joined the Future of Aviation All-Party Parliamentary Group in a bid to bolster lobbying efforts for the sector.

Possible is calling for the introduction of a progressive tax on frequent flying to fairly reduce demand for flights (Picture: Marcin Nowak/Unsplash)

The Future of Aviation Group (FOAG) was set up to campaign for government support for aviation, travel and tourism to recover from the impacts of Covid-19.

FOAG members include Iata, Abta, Heathrow, Gatwick and the Airport Operators Association. 

It can now include the TIA’s nine trade associations and more than 7,500 member companies to represent a full cross-section of the travel industry. Among them are Aito, the Business Travel Association, Clia and Bar UK.

FOAG, set up in May 2020, provides the secretariat to the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Future of Aviation.