EBAA advocates for policies that better the European Business aviation sector on behalf of more than 700 member companies. Developing and advocating for a changing industry is at the forefront of EBAA’s actions.

Each year, we publish a visual summary of European Business Aviation’s contribution across Europe.

The First BoG meeting of 2019

The last BoG meeting of 2018

Brussels, Belgium. The European Business Aviation Association is calling on the European Commission to provide the necessary additional regulatory and financial tools to help national and regional authorities implement Performance Based Navigation Rules (PBN-IR).

May 21, 2018 - BACA - The Air Charter Association Ltd. and the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) today announced their decision to join forces to combat illegal charter flights – often referred to as grey charter – where aircraft that have not been approved for paying passengers are used for charter. BACA and EBAA will collectively gather data, via a joint reporting mechanism, in an attempt to gain a more accurate picture of an activity that clearly puts at risk the safety and integrity of the air charter market as a whole and those who use it.

EBAA develops an annual summary of business aviation in 31 European countries. The “country profiles” describe the stakeholders, economic impact, number of business aviation departures, market share, and traffic performance.

Since the first Business aviation aircraft took off in 1927, the sector has grown to be a substantial contributor to the European economy. This contribution has often been little understood and few organisations have been able to determine the exact economic value and business benefit that the sector truly makes.

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