Aviation 4 Girls gave EBAA the unique opportunity to interact with young students bringing them closer to the exciting world of aviation.

Brussels, 15 November 2023. The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) welcomes the recent decision by the Dutch government to suspend its plan to cap flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. This decision, announced by Infrastructure Minister Mark Harbers, marks a significant moment for the aviation industry and our members.

The European Business Aviation Summit 2023 unfolded as an essential forum, gathering industry experts and EU representatives with a shared ambition for a sustainable aviation future.

The European Business Aviation Summit 2023 will stimulate crucial discussions on the role of Business aviation in driving sustainable innovation in the aviation sector. The summit will feature an outstanding lineup of high-level speakers coming from the Business aviation industry, European Institutions and the academic world.

The tax implications of the European Green Deal on Business aviation demand a flexible and adaptive approach from EBAA in calling for tax harmonisation among EU's Member States.

For years, EU-China relations have presented a complex web of challenges and opportunities for the Business aviation sector to navigate. Effectively dealing with economic, political, and technological shifts between these two influential actors is imperative for unlocking the sector's future growth potential."

While the EU Parliament's approval of ReFuel EU Aviation marks a significant milestone in boosting Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) availability in Europe, the absence of a Book & Claim system presents substantial challenges for the Business aviation sector.

EASA's proposed rules for operating Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft (VTOL) is the first initiative of this kind worldwide, paving the way for the future of air mobility.