The ‘Eric Brown Award’ was established by the British Helicopter Advisory Board (the former name of the BHA) Council of Management in recognition of the outstanding service given by the late Captain E.M. Brown CBE, DSC, AFC, MA, FRAeS, RN (Ret’d) to the helicopter industry while he was Chief Executive of the BHAB from 1968 until 1987. The Award is made annually by the BHA to the individual whom it is considered has made a most significant contribution towards the helicopter industry. Anyone in the industry is eligible for the Award and it can cover the widest possible range of activities. For Example, outstanding test flying, operational flying, engineering achievements, inventions and innovations, or indeed any other aspect which involves the helicopter industry. The Eric Brown Award is in the form of a trophy which is held by the winner for twelve months until it is awarded again the following year. In addition, each recipient receives a memento to mark the occasion.
The Eric Brown Award winner is announced at the Annual Dinner each year.
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