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The UK Civil Aviation Authority has today announced the appointment of Charmion Pears as a non-executive director on its Board.

Charmion brings extensive experience in public sector governance and audit. She will also serve as Chair of the Civil Aviation Authority's Audit & Risk Committee. Her appointment supports the Board's focus on transparency, accountability, and effective oversight.

Sir Stephen Hillier, Chair of the UK Civil Aviation Authority, said:

"Charmion brings valuable experience and insight to our Board at an important time in the aerospace sector. We look forward to working with her as we continue to deliver our mission to protect people and enable aerospace."

Keir Mather MP, Aviation Minister at the Department for Transport, said:

"I'm pleased to welcome Charmion Pears as the newest Civil Aviation Authority non-executive director. I know she will bring invaluable insights, alongside a detailed understanding of the Department for Transport and its arm's length bodies, and will help us to work side by side with the Civil Aviation Authority to deliver an innovative, safe, and growing aerospace industry"

Charmion Pears said:

"I'm delighted to be joining the Civil Aviation Authority Board at this exciting time for the aerospace industry. I look forward to contributing to the Board's role in ensuring robust governance and alignment with the organisation's long-term priorities."

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