Name
Peter MACKENZIE-WILLIAMS MSc(Transport Planning and Management) BA(Econ) FCIT MBAC
Address

Jacobs Consultancy 
16 Connaught Place 
London 
W2 2LS 
UK 
Telephone: 44(0)20 7087 8772
Mobile: 44(0)7887 991387
Email: peter.mw@jacobs-consultancy.com
Services

Expert witness on air transport demand issues, Air Traffic demand forecasting, Business planning and route assessments for airlines. Economic impact assessments of airport developments, including employment generation. Airport business appraisal and strategic planning for operators and investors. International comparisons of financial and operational performance of airlines and airports and of airport charges.

Specific Activities

 Associate Director at Jacobs Consultancy, specialising in all aspects of air transport economics and finance.

Regular speaker at industry conferences and IATA fora and on issues relating to airport charges and the financial and operating performance of airports and airlines.

Background
Selected Experience:

1. Produced reports for Melbourne Airport to support case for the maintenance of a light-handed price regulation system, demonstrating operational and financial efficiency and low aeronautical charges  
2.  Advised local planning authority on demand aspects of the redevelopment of the former RAF Finningley as a civil airport .
3.  Production of regular publications comparing efficiency and charging levels at airports round the world and efficiency of airlines worldwide.  
4.  Advised Government of Barbados on an institutional structure for the creation of an airport authority, and on the air transport industry issues affecting the island.  
5.  Advised IATA on world best practice in financial and service performance at major airports.  
6.  Produced air traffic demand forecasts for South African Airports 2005 - 2020. 
7.  Assisted Sydney airport in its application to its regulators for a radical redesign of its aeronautical charge structure. 

Initial career, following graduation in 1974, with CAA. Experience in licensing and tariffs policy, followed by work as economist assessing tariff levels. Economic input to CAA:s submission to Monopolies and Mergers Commission on BA/BCal merger. Latterly, senior analyst of airline finances with responsibility for monitoring financial health of over 20 UK airlines. Entered consultancy in 1989, joined TRL in 1998 and Jacobs Consultancy in 2006..