Sarah Boutwood

We are delighted to welcome Nicole Saunders to Osprey.   Nicole is an experienced Project & Safety Manager and joins us following a 16 year career in the Royal Air Force. Her RAF career began as a Fast Jet Weapons Systems Officer before qualifying as a Trials...

Our last post focussed on our business transformation, so let’s look at the exciting projects we are currently delivering as a result of our diversification. We absolutely have to focus on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) or drones here, because it’s such an emotive...

When Osprey was formed in 2006, our role in the early identification of aviation issues and in resolving conflict between aviation and renewable stakeholders positioned Osprey as the undisputed market leader and was our main source of revenue.  Our approach totally...

Osprey started out with a team of 4 people, and 10 years on we now employ 33 staff and many more Associates.  However, what you might not know is that the majority of Osprey staff are ex-Military. The British Armed Forces have a well-deserved reputation for their...

Click here to see Sue's blog for her first week. Day Eight After waking up with spectacular views of Lake Elementaita in the Great Rift Valley, we headed off to GYSDA in Gilgil and also visited a local football team and school before making our way to a charity called...

Osprey was delighted to sponsor a dinner in the Tower of London to mark a highly influential gathering of Air Traffic Management (ATM) Directors from across Europe.  A cross-section of our customers, industry partners and members of the Regulatory Community joined us...

Later this year, Osprey will celebrate its 10th anniversary.  With just 10 weeks to go, we would like to share some new facts and anecdotes that you definitely won’t have heard about us before! We're very proud of the business we've built and never miss an opportunity...

Day One After arriving at Jomo Kenyetta Airport at 0400, the Taking Football to Africa team were taken to their accommodation for some much needed sleep. The afternoon was spent sorting the 63 boxes of kit and numerous kit bags ready for the forthcoming visits. Day...