
The Aerospace Growth Partnership (AGP) Council plays a central role in delivering the UK’s aerospace strategy, as set by the AGP Board. It brings together leaders from across industry, government, academia, and the wider aerospace ecosystem to drive collaboration and ensure alignment with national priorities. The Council supports long-term growth, productivity, and the development of high-value, skilled jobs across the UK aerospace sector.
Its primary objective is to support long-term growth, productivity, and the development of high-value, skilled jobs across the UK.
The AGP Council translates strategic direction into coordinated action across the sector. Its key responsibilities include:
This group focuses on strengthening the competitiveness, capability, and resilience of the UK aerospace manufacturing base. Its work supports productivity improvements, supply chain performance, and long-term industrial growth.
This group ensures the UK aerospace sector has access to the skills it needs now and in the future. It focuses on talent development, workforce transformation, and aligning education and training with industry requirements.
The Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) delivers the AGP’s technology agenda.
It was established as a joint initiative between Government and industry to support the development of advanced aerospace technologies, strengthen UK capability, and deliver long-term economic benefit.
The AGP Council and its Working Groups are led by Industry Chairs, supported by programme teams and representatives from across the sector. Together, they ensure effective delivery of the AGP’s strategic objectives.
The AGP Council brings together senior representatives from across the aerospace ecosystem, including industry, government, academia, and trade organisations. This broad representation ensures a diverse range of expertise and perspectives aligned to the needs of the sector.