The Aerospace Media Dinner and Awards

The 2019 Aerospace Media Awards were presented in Paris at the Aero Club de France on 16th June - The 2020 Aerospace Media Awards will be presented in London on 19th July

Welcome to the Aerospace Media Dinner

Celebrating Excellence in Aerospace Publishing

THE 2012 AEROSPACE MEDIA DINNER HITS THE HIGH NOTES

The very first Aerospace Media Dinner had guests singing it's praises as they were treated to a spectacular night of Awards and entertainment. The event was held at the Royal Aeronautical Society on the evening of 8th July, immediately prior to the Farnborough International Airshow.

The sun shone to allow guests to enjoy drinks on the terrace overlooking Park Lane and Hyde Park during the networking reception prior to the main business of the evening. The dinner took place in the Bill Boeing room of the Royal Aeronautical Society, journalists publishers company executives packed the room to find out who would be the winners of the very first Aerospace Media Awards. Immediately after dinner the presentation of the Awards went ahead, to see the 2012 winners click on the link

Following the presentation of the Awards guests were treated to an interesting and amusing after dinner presentation by Wing Commander Andy Green, the land speed record holder. The Awards Dinner was concluded by an incredible performance by the Three Waiters whose rendition of popular opera classics brought the evening to a spectacular and joyous close.

For more information or to book a table or sponsorship package contact;

Peter Bradfield - email - [email protected] or [email protected]

tel + 44 1362 860061 cell + 44 7773 766683

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Supported by

2012 Award Winners

This video captures the

atmosphere of the 2012

Aerospace Media Dinner

The 2013 Aerospace Media Dinner, incorporating the 2013 Aerospace Media Awards, took place in Paris at the the historic venue of the Aero Club de France, Paris. Guests were treated to a cocktail reception, sponsored by Rockwell Collins, followed by a sumptuous dinner and evening of entertainment.

The evening was formally

opened by the Principal of the

Aerospace Media Dinner, Peter

Bradfield, and proceedings were

conducted by Toastmaster

Richard Birtchnell. During

dinner a formal toast was

proposed by Jack Krine and

subsequently the evening

continued with the

presentation of the Aerospace

Media Awards. The winners of

the Awards are listed below.

The evening concluded with a compelling presentation by Richard de Crespigny, pilot and author of the award winning book QF32. At the end of his presentation Capt de Crespigny received a standing ovation and many congratulations for an outstanding performance.

The winners of the Aerospace Media Awards were as follows;

Best Young Journalist

Beth Stevenson