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Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners Safety and Airspace Regulation Group Airspace, ATM and Aerodromes List of CAA Authorised Examiners – Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) CAA AGCS Operator’s Certificate of Competence Updated on: 06/07/2016 The information contained in this list has been supplied by the CAA Authorised Examiners. Any queries or amendments should be directed by e mail to [email protected] www.caa.co.uk Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners This list will be updated and the latest version may be found on the CAA Website at http://www.caa.co.uk/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=4294975810 ABERDEEN ABERDEEN ABERDEEN Mr S Jeffrey Mr. N O R Johns Mr A Kinnear 33 The Rowans 'Eilean Donan' 9 Newburgh Crescent Insch Crichneyled Road Bridge of Don ABERDEEN St Katherines Aberdeen Aberdeenshire INVERURIE Aberdeenshire AB52 6ZD Aberdeenshire AB22 8ST Scotland AB51 8SN Scotland 01224 704551 01464821425 07703 706788 01651 891812 [email protected] ARGYLL Mr B Millar SAFISO Oban Airport North Connel Oban Argyll PA37 1SW Tel 01631 572910 [email protected] BELFAST BERKSHIRE BOURNEMOUTH Mr J Phelan Mr N A Popkin Ms E McKenzie Spectrum Aviation c/o West London Aero Club Director – ATM Training School Belfast Flying Club White Waltham Airfield Peregrine Academy Ltd Belfast International Airport MAIDENHEAD 8 St Stephens Court BELFAST Berkshire St Stephens Road County Antrim SL6 3NJ Bournemouth BT29 4AB England Dorset Northern Ireland BH2 6LA 01628 823272 02894 452153 07798 787024 07979 600891 [email protected] 0845 5049493 [email protected] 07713 321181 [email protected] Bristol BRISTOL CAMBRIDGE Mr James Head Miss A Warren Mr P A Lewis 6 Malmesbury Close NATS Bristol Duxford Control Tower Longwell Green Control Tower Building Duxford Airfield Bristol Bristol International Airport Duxford BS30 7HF BRISTOL Cambridge Gloucestershire Cambridgeshire BS48 3DY CB22 4QR 07855 408310 England England [email protected] 01275 473714 07944 325456 [email protected] 01223 881031 [email protected] 06/07/2016 Page 2 of 9 Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE CHESHIRE Mr. A Jones Mr F Marson Mr K Edmunds The Old Bakery 43 Surrey Road Javelin Aviation Radwinter road Huntingdon 24 Portree Drive Ashdon Cambridgeshire Holmes Chapel Saffron Walden PE29 7JZ CREWE Essex England Cheshire CB10 2ET CW4 7JB 07976 428381 England 01799 584519 [email protected] 0787 6567474 01477 544223 [email protected] 07768 272181 [email protected] CHESHIRE CORNWALL CORNWALL Mr P A Eite Mr G Barral Mr Ben Ellis Bank Farm Deer Park 16 Carriage Parc Moss Mere Tregavethan Goonhaven Smallwood TRURO TRURO SANDBACH Cornwall Cornwall Cheshire TR4 9EX TR4 9QW CW11 2XG England England 01872 571681 01872 560488 07711 821248 01477500549 [email protected] [email protected] 01477500549 [email protected] COVENTRY CWMBRAN DERBYSHIRE Mr P J N Bryan Mr A Moss Mr A Hobson Berry View Head of ATC Training 2 Hay Wain Lane Back Street Resource Training College Midway Ilmington Beacon House Swadlincote SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR William Brown Close Derbyshire Warwickshire Llantarnam Industrial Park DE11 OXJ CV36 4LJ CWMBRAN England Torfaen 07816 191775 NP44 3AB [email protected] 01608 682361 Wales 07711 121210 [email protected] 01633 835123 [email protected] DEVON DEVON DORSET/WILTSHIRE Mr Richard Breakspear Mr. D Burrows Mr J Faulkner Devon & Somerset Flight Training 19 Halsdon Avenue 32 Bashkir Road Operations Manager EXMOUTH WESTBURY Dunkeswell Aerodrome Devon Wiltshire Dunkeswell EX8 3DW BA13 3GY Nr Honiton England Devon EX14 4LG 01395 275928 01373 824605 0789 6168954 07966 738377 01404 891643 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 06/07/2016 Page 3 of 9 Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners ESSEX ESSEX ESSEX Miss C Cooper Mr B J Hughes Mr J Buckels Flying Instructor CFI 34 Lancaster Road Andrewsfield Aviation Clacton Aero Club North Weald 8 Woolpits Road West Road Essex Great Saling Clacton CM16 6JA BRAINTREE CLACTON-ON-SEA Essex Essex 07889 276096 CM7 5DZ CO15 1AG [email protected] England England 01371 856744 01255 424671 07946 346293 07971431489 [email protected] 01255 475364 [email protected] [email protected] ESSEX Mr Lee Harris Operations Officer North Weald Airfield Epping Essex CM16 6HR 01992 564200 [email protected] FAIROAKS GLAMORGAN GLOUCESTERSHIRE/ OXFORDSHIRE Mr R M Trott Mr J Mead 5 Farrant Close 32 Broadway Mr D J MacDonald Green Street Green COWBRIDGE Horizon Aviation Ltd Orpington Glamorgan London Oxford Airport Kent CF71 7ER Langford Lane BR6 6AY Wales Oxford England OX5 1RA 01446 773269 01689 605037 [email protected] 01865 236 020 0780 8821741 [email protected] [email protected] GUERNSEY GWYNEDD GWYNEDD Mr A Eldridge Mr M James Mr R Steptoe Casquets 44 Llysmair Caernarfon Airport 15 Clos Du Petit Bois BANGOR Dinas Dinlle Rue Cauchez Caernarfonshire Caernarfon Saint Martin Gwynedd CAERNARFON GUERNSEY LL57 2PA Caernarfonshire GY4 6NX Wales LL54 5TP Channel Islands Wales 07977 965426 07911 741099 [email protected] 01286 832449 [email protected] 07989 582264 [email protected] 06/07/2016 Page 4 of 9 Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners HAMPSHIRE HAMPSHIRE HAMPSHIRE Mr James Adams Miss H B A Hughes Mr J E Davies 39 Firs Drive Solent Flight Ltd 8 Conqueror Way Hedge End Lower Upham Airfield Stubbington Southampton Winchester Road FAREHAM Hampshire Lower Upham Hampshire SO30 4QQ SOUTHAMPTON PO14 2SD Hampshire England 01489 785 014 SO32 1HA England 07717 490853 [email protected] 07973 174245 [email protected] HERTFORDSHIRE HEREFORDSHIRE HIGH WYCOMBE Helen Holiday Mr R T Bowden Mr S J Thorogood 1 The Marsh 41 Brockington Road 133 Totteridge Lane Crow Lane Bodenham HIGH WYCOMBE Reed HEREFORD Buckinghamshire Hertfordshire Herefordshire HP13 7PG SG8 8AF HR1 3LP England England 07905 007643 07894 455 869 01568 797868 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] HULL HUMBERSIDE INVERNESS Mr M R Gowland Mr W J Greenfield Mr S M Card 70 Regents Walk Chief Flying Instructor 6 Wellside Road Patrington Haven Leisure Park Humber Flying Club Balloch Patrington 26 Franklin Way INVERNESS HULL Humberside Airport Inverness-shire Yorkshire Kirmington IV2 7GS HU12 0PT ULCEBY Scotland England Lincolnshire DN39 6YH 01463 793631 0777 8650203 England 07900 060897 mike@hota-org [email protected] 01652 680746 01652 688492 [email protected] ISLES OF SCILLY ISLE OF WIGHT ISLE OF WIGHT Mr R Schild Mr B Woolford Mr Terry Slack 2 Airport Bungalows 51 Grove Road 16 Woodside Avenue St. Mary’s Airport Sandown Alverstone Garden Village St. Mary’s Isle of Wight Sandown Isles of Scilly PO36 9BE Isle of Wight TR21 0NG PO36 0JD 07980 822662 England [email protected] 01720 423510 01983 401466 07766 556808 07917 194604 [email protected] [email protected] 06/07/2016 Page 5 of 9 Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners KENT KENT KENT Mr O A Hughes Mr T Turner Mr J W (Bill) Watson 56 Blackthorn Road 160 Chastilian Road Building 521 Manston Airport Hersden Dartford Spitfire Way CANTERBURY Kent Manston Kent DA1 3LQ Kent CT3 4GB CT12 5FF England 07888 667843 01227 713699 [email protected] 01483 621038 07830 133753 07888700218 [email protected] [email protected] KENT LEICESTER LINCOLNSHIRE Mr B Gambell Mr M Clarke Mr. H Penney Unit 38 Rochester Airport The Leicestershire Aero Club Ltd E-Plane Ltd t/a Fenland Flying Maidstone Road, Leicester Airport School Chatham, Gartree Road Fenland Airfield Kent, Leicester Holbeach St Johns ME5 9SD LE2 2FG Spalding Lincolnshire 01634 323599 0116 259 2360/3484 PE12 8RQ 07732831322 07785 233033 England [email protected] [email protected] 01406 540461 [email protected] LINCOLNSHIRE MANCHESTER MIDLOTHIAN Mr T Marsden Mr G Newman Mr C G Rodger Airport Operational Services Ltd 113 Castle Green 33 Parkhill Caistor Road Kingswood GOREBRIDGE Limber WARRINGTON Midlothian GRIMSBY Cheshire EH23 4BP Lincolnshire WA5 7XB Scotland DN37 8LL England England 01875 822055 01925 711950 07711 294385 01652 688356 [email protected] [email protected] 07778 843540 01652 647 001 [email protected] NORFOLK NORFOLK NORFOLK Mr J Pittman Mr N W Davis Mr A McNeal Tengah Training The Willows AirBASE Aviation 7 Beatty Road Vicarage Road Old Buckenham Airfield GREAT YARMOUTH Deopham Abbey Road Norfolk Wymondham Old Buckenham NR30 4BT Norfolk Norfolk England NR18 9EA NR17 1PU 01493 854543 01953 852315 01953 456656 07941 436112 [email protected] 07770 883216 [email protected] 06/07/2016 Page 6 of 9 Air Ground Communication Service (AGCS) Examiners NORTHANTS NORTHERN IRELAND NORTHERN IRELAND Mr N Jamieson Mr J Beckett Mr M Woodgate 7 The Bank Ulster Flying Club 'Clady' Kettering Road 61 Portaferry Road 34 Audleystown Road Little Cransley Newtownards DOWNPATRICK Northants BT23 8SG County Down NN14 1PJ BT30 7LP Northern Ireland 0289 1813327 01832 280289 07793 712191 02844 881247 07740 973249 [email protected] [email protected] NORTHERN IRELAND NORWICH NORWICH Mr S Powell Mr S J Preece Mr I McDowell The Amphibious Flying Club Norwich International Airport 4 Barnby Road Enniskillen Airport Amsterdam Way Badersfield Trory NORWICH Norwich County Fermanagh
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