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Cardiff Aviation has strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Andrew Braley, as Commercial Director. Braley joins from A J Walter Aviation (AJW), where he was Director of Business Development. He has more than 30 years' global experience in aviation management and business development with organisations including AJW, Reed Elsevier, TRW/Lucas Aerospace and Normalair-Garrett.
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