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EP 073 Peter Drissell: Director of Aviation Security in the UK tells the story of how the Civil Aviation Authority brought Monarch Airlines passengers back home after the airline went bust and other cool security stuff.
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The Director of Aviation Security talks about the really cool plans to rescue thousands of stranded passengers when Monarch and Thomas Cook went into administration.
UK Civil Aviation Authority
Appointed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) as its first Director of Aviation Security on 1st April 2014, Peter is the Aviation Security Regulator for the UK. In 2018, the Cyber Security Oversight of UK aviation sector was added to his portfolio. He previously served as Director of Security & Business Continuity for the Home Office for 5 years. Prior to this, Peter had served for 32 years in the Royal Air Force from which he retired as an Air Commodore in April 2007. His last appointments were as Provost Marshal for the RAF and Commandant General of the Royal Air Force Regiment. He has been a Corporate Security Director for 20 years.
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