Edinburgh Airport Consultative Committee (EACC)
The Edinburgh Airport Consultative Committee (EACC) advises the airport’s Chief Executive on key issues both on campus and in the wider community.
Our group is representative of a wide range of interests, including up to 25 appointed members from local authorities, civil aviation bodies, passenger groups, businesses and community groups.
The group is of huge value to the airport, providing fundamental advice and suggestions which help shape the business decisions which define our airport.
Secretary: Janice Hogarth
Chair: Robert Carr
Cllr Dave Dempsey (Fife Council)
Cllr John McMillan (East Lothian Council)
Cllr Tom Conn (West Lothian Council)
Cllr Colin Cassidy (Midlothian Council)
John Howison (Cramond Community Council)
Pamela Hill (Kirkliston Community Council)
Kate Watt (Ratho & District Community Council)
Jimmy Martin (ABTA)
Kate Nowakoska (Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce and Industry)
Donald Spencer (Consumers’ Association)
Carrie Binnie (Unite)
Adam Cumming (Edinburgh Airport Amenity Group)
Fiona Black (AOG)
Sandy Legget (Air Navigation Solutions)
Ken Richards (Fife Chamber of Industry and Commerce)
Cllr Kevin Lang (City of Edinburgh Council)
Clare Johnston (Passenger Assist/PRM Service Users Representative)
Cllr Carol Hamilton (Scottish Borders Council)
Inspector Derek McWhinnie (Police Scotland)
Ken McNab (Travel Consultant)
Brian Butler (Sestrans)
Lindsay Cole (Edinburgh Airport Noise Advisory board)
David Dunphy (Frequent Flyer)
This year's meetings will take place on the following dates:
Monday 6 February
Monday 1 May
Monday 7 August
Monday 6 November
Getting in touch
Please send all emails to [email protected] marked “FAO EACC”
Constitution
EACC Constitution
Meeting agenda
EACC November 2022 meeting agenda
EACC February 2023 meeting agenda
Meeting minutes
CEO report
Edinburgh Airport Noise Review Panel
The EACC is helping to oversee a full-scale review of the Edinburgh Airport Noise Advisory Board (EANAB) and has established the Review Panel (EANRP) to carry this out. The review follows three years of EANAB activities and comes as the airport and airlines emerge from the Covid crisis and as ICCAN publishes its latest guidelines for airport engagement with communities.
The EANRP has now reported back and that report can be accessed below:
