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Saving Lives in General Aviation through Education
Alec Trevett
Regional Safety Officer South Midlands
Alec was born in Wiltshire and started gliding
as a 'mere lad' with the Air Training Corps at South Cerney. Commissioned into
the Royal Air Force in 1973 as a fighter controller and over a 30-year career
served in a wide range of operational, training, examining, command and staff
appointments in the UK and overseas. He took up recreational powered flying in
1985 and completed his PPL at RAF Halton where subsequently he became a part-time
FI teaching PPL student and conducting both tail wheel and AOPA Aerobatic
Certificate training on the Chipmunk. Subsequently Alec has been an active FI Course,
CPL, and IR(R) instructor and PPL Examiner. He served as the Aviation Safety
Member for the RAF Flying Clubs Association (RAFFCA) from 2003 to 2005 and
represented the Association at GASCo Council Meetings. After leaving the
RAF in early 2003, Alec worked for Lockheed Martin STASYS, CAA, and CAAi where
he delivered training on Safety Management and Just Culture. From 2016 to early
2020 Alec was the Safety Manager for the global CAE network of flight training
centres in the US, Australia, India and Europe, including CAE Oxford Aviation
Academy.
Alec flies from Wellesbourne Mountford, RAF
Halton and a small private strip in Oxfordshire where he shares use of a beautiful
Chipmunk.