Why Retain the Services of a Member of
the British Association of Aviation Consultants?
The reasons are many and complex - but compelling!
First, the BAAC sets out key qualifications for membership
that
are fully verified prior to electing a consultant to membership
of the Association. Secondly, not all aviation associations
or consultants’ registers require their consultants
to agree to be bound by professional standards and a code
of conduct. The strength of the BAAC is that its members
adopt these standards and can properly be referred to as ‘Registered
Aviation Consultants’ thereby providing clients with
an assurance as to their qualifications and experience.
Basically the consultant is paid to provide qualified and
impartial advice on subjects of which the client has no specialist
knowledge or has limited expertise or resources.
An outside specialist:
- Can
give a second opinion on issues important to the client's
interests and provide insight
and clarity on
those areas in which expertise may be lacking;
- Makes
it unnecessary to recruit extra staff (of perhaps unproven
quality and ability) just
for a special
assignment or project;
- Provides
reports which are not influenced by inter-departmental pressures,
are available rapidly
and directly to the board
of directors;
- Will
bring in fresh ideas, stimulate new thinking and generally
act as a catalyst.
Our Members cover virtually every field of aviation from
flight operations to engineering and from aircraft leasing
to financial planning. All of our Members are specialists
within their own fields and many provide a variety of services
including independent advice, project management and arbitration.
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