Everything about British Air Line Pilots Association totally explained
The
British Air Line Pilots' Association (BALPA) is the second largest flight crew association within
IFALPA. It was founded on
June 27,
1937 by Eric Lane-Burslem, and 87 other pilots, at a meeting at the Greyhound Hotel in
Croydon. Today, it has more than 75% of British civil and commercial pilots as members. BALPA is committed to promoting the highest standards of safety and security in the industry, inspiring members’ confidence, maintaining representation and negotiation standards, promoting the views of flight crew, publicly and with employers.
Organization in popular culture
BALPA was featured in the
Monty Python's Flying Circus television episode "
Deja Vu" in which
Eric Idle portrays the BALPA spokesman in the 'Flying Lessons' sketch.
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