The latest EBAA Yearbook, launched today is a visual overview of Business aviation’s economic contribution across Europe in 2021. The publication informs Europe’s political, regulatory and Business decision makers about the industry’s vital role in job creation, in connecting destinations with poor scheduled airline links and and for urgent travel.

Now in its eight edition, the latest EBAA Yearbook offers expanded and richer digital content. Its data is broken down into three sections: 41 country profiles; 50 airport profiles; 50 top active aircraft types. Statistics for 2021 include updated economic output, jobs, aircraft movements, market share and connectivity.

EBAA Secretary-General Athar Husain Khan says: “ The EBAA Yearbook is a diverse and interactive tool that has been used to promote and enhance the industry to external stakeholders including the media. We hope this current edition, that is open and accessible to all, will serve to give visibility to the industry’s economic benefits, employment value and aircraft movements. By moving the Yearbook online and being able to share the data through social media assets, we seek to give it higher prominence and value which the industry can leverage.”

“The last years have been an incredibly challenging time for the industry and every person in our community. The impact of COVID19 has been a shared experience; throughout the pandemic the EBAA team has worked to provide continued operational information and safety guidance as well as continued efforts on flight time limitations, illegal charter and sustainability. This year’s Yearbook is a culmination of those efforts and we hope it will be a valuable tool to help our members and the wider industry build a better future together.”

The EBAA Yearbook can be accessed through EBAAs homepage. The EBAA Yearbook is accessible to EBAA members and non-members.