Timothy Middleton

Background

About Timothy Middleton

Timothy Middleton, C.M, based in San Diego, CA, has more than seventeen years of airport management, noise abatement, and environmental compliance experience. With a background in Political Science and Public Policy, having worked in both the public and private sector, Tim leverages his technical knowledge and public outreach expertise to effectively communicate to a wide range of clients, including members of the public, airport managers, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and state and local officials. His core competencies include managing Title 14 CFR Part 150 Airport Noise Compatibility Planning studies, operating Airport Noise and Operations Monitoring Systems, responding to airport noise complaints, writing technical reports for senior airport staff, training airport staff on noise abatement best practices and procedures, and presenting complex technical information in an approachable manner. At Teterboro Airport, he was the originator of an airport specific training module aimed to reduce the number of airfield Vehicular Pedestrian Deviation (VPDs) for the 14 CFR Part 139 Driver Training Program. He also led an initiative with the Airport Operations Department to create and implement an internal accident and incident review form. Additionally, as a Certified Member (C.M) of the American Association of Airport Executives Tim is trained and skilled in working within the complex regulatory environment of airports. Tim also has also worked to support airport environmental and sustainability efforts, including oversight and development of storm water management programs, airport tenant and airfield construction inspections, adoption of airport wide recycling programs, and working to advance renewable energy by progressing the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Tim is a thought leader at HMMH in supporting work with clients in understanding and fostering community acceptance of the new Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) entrants that include electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and is the co-author of the HMMH White Paper: Facilitating Community Acceptance of Urban Air Mobility.