Tracey Curtis-Taylor

British aviator, adventurer and leading inspirational speaker, Tracey Curtis-Taylor, is a pilot with an inspired sense of adventure. She is best known for organising and piloting multiple flight expeditions with historic aircraft across Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia and America. Having grown up in Canada, Tracey had a passion for adventure from an early age. She soon developed a love for flying after her first lesson at the age of 16. She went on to earn her private and commercial pilot's license, as well as her instructor rating.

Not only that, but Tracey joined the New Zealand Warbirds, where she began to fly vintage planes and learn to perform aerobatics and formation flying. During her amazing aviation career, Tracey was involved in the organisation of the Flying Legends, as well as taking part in fly-bys at Old Warden Aerodrome. She also was part of a four-man Russian crew that flew an Antonov An-2 biplane from Kiev to Cape Town. With an interest in geology, landscape and imagery, Tracey went on to pursue a  career in aerial photography and mapping.

As an award-winning individual, Tracey has been recognised and presented with a number of titles and award from throughout her career. Some of these include Bill Woodhams Trophy from the Light Aircraft Association, was appointed an Honorary Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy Reserve and the Honourable Company of Air Pilots Masters Medal. An exceptional speaker for all manner of events, Tracey is a professional and eloquent speaker that uses humour throughout her presentations to entertain and engage her audience.

Discussing her own adventurous experiences, and tailoring the content and tone of her speeches to suit the event type, Tracey’s talks motivate and inspire individuals in business or in everyday life. During her intriguing talks, Tracey discusses topics such as the Military, drive and determination, peak performance, female empowerment, geology, gemmology and geography.