There are at least 3000 occupational pension schemes currently operating in the UK and CAAPS is relatively small, compared with the likes of BA, BP, or the BBC, all of whom have more than 100,000 members. So RSA (representing CAAPS members) has allied with organisations that represent our members' interests on a broader scale, with the aim of influencing UK policy to secure the interests of our members who made pension contributions throughout their working lives:

National Federation of Occupational Pensioners (NFOP)

CAA/NATS RSA is a member of NFOP, which is an organisation representing the members of hundreds of individual Defined-Benefit pension schemes. Because NFOP represents almost a million work-scheme pensioners, it has the ear of parliamentary committees when future pensions legislation is drafted. From RSA’s point of view, this is an organisation that continues to look after our wider interests.

Richard Wright, the RSA's Pensions Representative and a member of the Central Committee, maintains contact with CAAPS and the NFOP on behalf of the Association. He provides updates on pension matters of general interest to members. However, enquiries concerning individual pension entitlements or payments should be directed to CAAPS