Jeremy Bradly of Airbus joins the IntAIRCOAT Advisroy Board. Bradley follows Armin Fangmeier of Airbus who is leaving the board as he retires his professional career. Jeremy Bradly studied Material Sciences and Technology at Brunel University and started his professional career at the Defense Evaluation Research Agency (DERA) in Farnborough, UK, as a research scientist. After a short period at Olympus Optical UK, he joined Airbus as a materials specialist where he is currently the Head of Corrosion prevention principles and sealing.

Jeremy Bradley is an expert for corrosion protection and aircraft coatings at Airbus and newest member of the IntAIRCOAT Advisory Board.

He manages a team of specialist across five countries and is a experienced expert in Surface Protection and Corrosion Prevention Principles. During his 20 years at Airbus he has been heavily involved in materials research including new sealant chemistries, novel sealing methods and functional coatings for aerodynamic performance, anti-ice and self-cleaning properties. Also he is responsible for material qualifications and supporting manufacturing and in-service issues on a day to day basis. Outside of Airbus he is am member of the Mechanical Engineering Advisory Board for University College London and has supported a number of research projects and PhDs.

Jeremy Bradly follows Armin Fangmeier who studied chemistry in Bielefled, Germany, and started his professional career at MBB which later became part of Airbus. There he worked in various positions like Team Leader for Organic Coatings, Head of Surface Technology Airbus Germany and was part of the project team for the development of of the A380 and A350. Since 2008 he was Senior Expert for Surface Technology Airbus. He was a founding member of the IntAIRCOAT Advisory Board which is comprised of industry experts that help IntAIRCOAT in staying up to date, connected to the industry and make sure that Intaircoats conference programme is as relevant to the industry as possible.

The next intAIRCOAT Conference will take place in the spring of 2023. The organisers are currently working on a location for the conference and are aiming to secure an industrial site visit.