Crispin Orr has been appointed as the new non-executive director of the UK Civil Aviation Authority

• The UK Civil Aviation Authority has appointed Crispin Orr as a non-executive director of its board. With more than 25 years of aviation safety experience, including his most recent role as the AAIB’s Chief Air Accident Inspector, Orr’s appointment reinforces the CAA’s commitment to safety and innovation.
• His regulatory expertise has been hailed by CAA and government leaders as critical to tackling the emerging opportunities and complex challenges in the UK aviation sector.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed the appointment of Crispin Orr as its new non-executive director to its board.

Crispin Orr has over 25 years of experience in aviation safety, most recently in his position as a senior air accident investigator for the Air Accident Investigation Branch. This appointment supports the Civil Aviation Authority’s commitment to the highest standards of safety and public protection in aviation and airspace in the UK.

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

“Crispin brings valuable experience and insight on safety issues to our Board of Directors at an important time for the aviation industry.

“We look forward to working with him as we continue our mission to protect the public and strengthen the Air Force.”

Kiir Mather, Minister for Aviation, Maritime and Technology said:

“I am delighted to welcome Crispin Orr as the new non-executive director of the Civil Aviation Authority.

“I know he will bring valuable experience to the role, including a detailed understanding of aviation regulations, and will continue to work closely between the Civil Aviation Authority and government to deliver an innovative, safe and thriving aviation industry.”

Crispin Orr said:

“I am delighted to take on this role and have the opportunity to contribute to UK aviation safety and security at a time when the sector faces exciting opportunities and complex challenges.

I look forward to working with my colleagues at the Civil Aviation Authority and the wider aviation community to ensure that the UK remains a world leader in aviation safety, while supporting innovation and continued growth.

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