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London Biggin Hill Airport appoints Head of Public Affairs


London Biggin Hill Airport has appointed Matthew Amer as its new Head of Public Affairs & Community Engagement.

In this newly created position, Matthew will be responsible for engaging with national and local politicians, government departments and other key stakeholders on a wide range of aviation policy issues. He will also spearhead all activities that relate to the airport’s local community outreach, including all STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) initiatives.

Matthew joins London Biggin Hill Airport from the London Borough of Bromley, where he was the council’s Senior Public Affairs and Airport Monitoring Officer. He brings more than 20 years’ knowledge working in engagement and communications roles to this important position at Biggin Hill Airport, having gained a wealth of experience at companies including London & Partners, Society of London Theatre and as a freelance consultant.

Matthew said: “I am delighted to join London Biggin Hill Airport in this exciting new role, and look forward to working closely with a wide variety of stakeholders to help realise the positive ambitions of the airport and build on its place in both the local and aviation communities.”

David Winstanley, Chief Executive Officer at London Biggin Hill Airport, said: “We are committed to ensuring that our community feels the benefit of our airport so that when we succeed, so do local people. Matthew’s appointment demonstrates our ongoing commitment to local engagement and ensuring a two-way dialogue with all our stakeholders, as we embrace the future of aviation and work towards becoming a leading centre for technology and enterprise.”

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