AirTrack Forum, a group of local authorities, businesses and community organisations from Surrey, London and Berkshire, was formed by British Airways in 2000 to support the Airtrack scheme.
The group commissioned consultants to study the economic benefits of the scheme funded by the (now defunct) South East England Regional Assembly.
A number of local authorities have expressed broad support for Airtrack, among them Runnymede, Reading, Woking, Guildford, Bracknell Forest, Wokingham, Surrey and Hampshire County Councils, along with Transport for London and the Mayor of London.

Some authorities have expressed concerns or objected to certain details of the plans, such as Wokingham.
Surrey County Council, although it had previously objected, revised its position after BAA offered to fund £11 million of transport improvements.
The move was criticised by the local MP and Secretary of State for Transport Philip Hammond.
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead expressed "strong concerns" about Airtrack.
AirTrack Forum, a group of local authorities, businesses and community organisations from Surrey, London and Berkshire, was formed by British Airways in 2000 to support the Airtrack scheme. The group commissioned consultants to study the economic benefits of the scheme funded by the (now defunct) South East England Regional Assembly. A number of local authorities have expressed broad support for Airtrack, among them Runnymede, Reading, Woking, Guildford, Bracknell Forest, Wokingham, Surrey and Hampshire County Councils, along with Transport for London and the Mayor of London.
Some authorities have expressed concerns or objected to certain details of the plans, such as Wokingham. Surrey County Council, although it had previously objected, revised its position after BAA offered to fund £11 million of transport improvements. The move was criticised by the local MP and Secretary of State for Transport Philip Hammond. The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead expressed "strong concerns" about Airtrack.
Heathrow Airtrack