William Curtis FRAeS

William Curtis FRAeS has a diverse work experience in the aviation industry. William has held various executive positions in different companies. In 1995, they co-founded and became the Managing Director & Owner of Hawkair, an air taxi and air survey firm. William successfully grew the company to a £2.5 million turnover. In 1998, they became the Managing Director and part proprietor of Gold Air International, a private aviation charter and aircraft management company. William played a key role in the company's success before it was eventually sold to Air Partner PLC in 2006. From 2007 to 2009, they served as the Group CEO of Rizon Group, based in Bahrain, where they led the expansion of the business aviation company in the GCC region and Europe. William recruited a qualified management team and set up a Qatar-based AOC and EASA 145. In 2010, they became the Chief Executive Officer of Perfect Aviation SA, a publicly listed company focused on business aviation and aircraft management. After leaving Perfect Aviation in 2013, they served as the Managing Director of London Biggin Hill Airport, responsible for the management and further development of the airport operating business and estate. In 2019, they became the Chief Executive Officer of London Oxford Airport. Additionally, they have also worked as a freelance pilot for Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar Ltd.

William Curtis FRAeS began their education in 1990 at Oxford Air Training Services, where they pursued an Airline Transport Pilot Licence. Their studies at Oxford Air Training Services lasted until 1991. Prior to this, there is no available information regarding William Curtis FRAeS' education. However, it is known that they attended Eton College in Windsor, Berks, although the specific dates and details of their studies at this institution are unavailable.