The Worlds Leading Airport Company
BAA is a leading airport operator. We operate our airports in a way that seeks to meet the needs of passengers and airlines while at the same time providing an appropriate return on investment.
We are regulated on prices by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the Competition Commission and by the Government and the CAA on all aspects of safety and security. We have a clear accountability to both public duty as well as to our passengers and our shareholders. BAA is owned by ADI Limited, a consortium led by Grupo Ferrovial, and also including Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec and GIC Special Investments.
We know that BAA is, and must be, a responsible custodian and developer of public assets, a good employer, a co-operative partner with government, an equitable partner to airlines, and a good neighbour in the communities where our airports are located, as well as an excellent business.
BAA is a leading airport operator. We operate our airports in a way that seeks to meet the needs of passengers and airlines while at the same time providing an appropriate return on investment.
We are regulated on prices by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the Competition Commission and by the Government and the CAA on all aspects of safety and security. We have a clear accountability to both public duty as well as to our passengers and our shareholders. BAA is owned by ADI Limited, a consortium led by Grupo Ferrovial, and also including Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec and GIC Special Investments.
We know that BAA is, and must be, a responsible custodian and developer of public assets, a good employer, a co-operative partner with government, an equitable partner to airlines, and a good neighbour in the communities where our airports are located, as well as an excellent business.
The worlds leading Airport company - 03/12/2010
BAA appoints Rachel Lomax and David Begg as Non-Executive DirectorsBAA is pleased to announce that Rachel Lomax and Professor David Begg have joined the Board as Non-Executive Directors.
Rachel Lomax has 40 years’ experience in policy making, at the heart of the British economy. Rachel served as Deputy Governor of the Bank of England from 2003 until 2008. Before joining the Bank of England, she was Permanent Secretary of three Government departments. Rachel is also a Non-Executive Director of HSBC.
Professor David Begg has extensive expertise in the transport sector and serves on the Board of a number of transport related bodies. He is Chairman of the BCC Infrastructure Commission, Chief Executive of Portobello Partnership and a Non-Executive Director of First Group. He was previously Chairman of the Commission for Integrated Transport.
Sir Nigel Rudd, BAA Chairman commented: "We are delighted to welcome two such high calibre individuals to the Board of BAA. I am confident that the wealth of experience that Rachel and David bring will be invaluable as we continue to focus on improving the experience of our passengers travelling through our airports.”