To all current ACCF Members,

 

The British Airways Air Cabin Crew Fund (ACCF) Committee has informed British

Airways that the 2026 Annual General Meeting of the ACCF unanimously passed a

resolution, proposed and recommended by the ACCF Committee, to crystallise the

Fund on April 6th, 2026.

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ACCF have told BA that this decision, taken after 54 years of dedicated and

successful support of BA Cabin Crew members, was underpinned by months of

detailed analysis of various options going forward.

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Further information for existing ACCF Members

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As an ACCF member you currently make monthly contributions to the ACCF via

payroll and we want to outline what this will mean for you: -

a) You remain a member of the Fund, which the ACCF Committee has confirmed

is now closed to new members.

b) You will no longer be required to make any further monthly financial

contributions to the Fund

c) Your final ACCF contribution was the one deducted from your March payslip.

d) The ACCF Committee have confirmed that:

i. The ACCF will continue to operate until all remaining funds have been

fully distributed.

ii. It is anticipated that this may be no sooner than 2029 but is dependent

upon the sickness rates amongst existing members.

iii. In the short to medium term, while funds remain, you will continue to be

eligible for exactly the same support and benefits of the Fund that you

currently enjoy.

iv. If you were to become long-term sick while funds remain available, you

would continue to receive payments in line with the current guidance as shown at https://.accf.co.uk/about in the 'WHAT WE DO' panel.

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Most importantly - To ensure you receive any eligible payments, please

confirm that the ACCF holds your correct contact details. You can do this by

emailing Wendy Ransom, the ACCF Administrator (who can be contacted at

Wendy.Ransom@ba.com) with details of your current home address.