The council, which already features the bosses of Jet2.com, easyJet and Virgin Atlantic, as well as the UK’s major airports and representatives of the industry’s main trade bodies like Airlines UK, Bar UK and Iata, will meet for the fourth time on Monday (30 October) to discuss and continue "its progress towards futureproofing the UK aviation sector".
Through its membership of the council, Tui has pledged, specifically, to take a leading contributory role to the training of a new generation of aviation personnel, and to open up career opportunities for a wider range of prospective entrants.