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Associations call on the Dutch Presidency to drive forward the EU Aviation Strategy

Amsterdam, Wednesday 20 January 2016  On the eve of the EU Aviation Summit, the European airspace user associations (AEA, EBAA, EEA, ELFAA, ERA and IACA *) are urging the Dutch Presidency to strengthen the European Commission’s (EC) Aviation Strategy. “The EC’s Aviation Strategy needs to be strengthened with more concrete and ambitious deliverables”, the associations say. “This is a unique opportunity to improve the Strategy and ensure it delivers a set of concrete initiatives that will bolster our industry and improve its competitiveness.”  In December 2015 the European Commission

Aviation strategy is first step in long journey to boost competitiveness in Europe

Brussels, Belgium – 11 December 2015 – The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), representing the interests of more than 500 companies in the sector, re-emphasizes the need for more concrete measures to help boost the growth and competitiveness of business aviation. The reaction comes in response to the European Commission’s recently published Aviation Strategy and its relative silence over important aspects that the Association deems crucial to help boost economic growth in Europe. The sector recognizes that the long-awaited Aviation Strategy is an interesting attempt at

Aviation strategy is first step in long journey to boost competitiveness in Europe

Brussels, Belgium – 11 December 2015 – The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), representing the interests of more than 500 companies in the sector, re-emphasizes the need for more concrete measures to help boost the growth and competitiveness of business aviation. The reaction comes in response to the European Commission’s recently published Aviation Strategy and its relative silence over important aspects that the Association deems crucial to help boost economic growth in Europe. The sector recognizes that the long-awaited Aviation Strategy is an interesting attempt at

EC's Aviation Strategy: Europe's airspace users' associations call for more concrete measures

Brussels, Monday 7 December 2015 The European airspace user associations (AEA, EBAA, EEA, ELFAA, ERA and IACA *) welcome the European Commission's initiative to develop and implement an "Aviation Strategy for Europe".  The associations contributed to this exercise by responding to the public consultation, drafting position papers and holding face-to-face meetings with EU regulators, in the expectation that the strategy would address the challenges that the EU's aviation sector is currently facing. The long-awaited strategy, which was presented earlier today, is the result of a year's

European Business Aviation National ForumUno Sguardo all’Italia e ai Mercati Globali Emergenti

Bruxelles, Belgio – 23 settembre 2015 – Il 29 settembre l’European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), in collaborazione con l’Italian Business Aviation Association (IBAA) ospiterà un Forum presso l’Università Luiss Guido Carli di Roma. Obiettivo del dibattito sarà l’analisi delle possibilità di utilizzo del mercato dell'aviazione d’affari italiano come motore per la crescita economica. L’evento riunirà operatori ed esperti del settore, fornitori di servizi, nonché istituti finanziari provenienti da tutta l’Europa e alti funzionari dello Stato italiano, tra cui il Capo di Gabinetto allo

European Business Aviation National Forum Looks at Italy and Developing Global Markets from the Ground Up

Brussels, Belgium – 23 September 2015 – On 29 September, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), in partnership with the Italian Business Aviation Association (IBAA) is hosting a conference at Rome’s Luiss Guido Carli University to explore how to leverage Italy’s business aviation market as an engine for economic growth. The event will bring together business aircraft operators, service providers, and financiers from across Europe, and senior Italian Government officials, including Mr Vito Cozzoli, Head of the Cabinet, Italian Ministry of Economic Development; and Mr Alessio

First European Cabin Service Conference a Success

Brussels, Belgium – 16 September 2015 – On 11 September, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) organised Europe’s first Cabin Service Conference. A large crowd from different continents attended the Brussels event, spanning cabin crew, caterers and also pilots. Under the theme of Educate, Motivate and Network, expert speakers addressed such topics as integrating the added-value that cabin crew bring to business aviation flights and the importance of working with the flight deck and ground staff for the well-being and safety of the passengers. A highlight of the event was

European Business Aviation National Forum Uno Sguardo all’Italia e ai Mercati Globali Emergenti

(European Business Aviation National Forum Looks at Italy and Developing Global Markets from the Ground Up)Bruxelles, Belgio – 9 settembre 2015 – Il  29 settembre l’European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), in collaborazione con l’Italian Business Aviation Association (IBAA) ospiterà un Forum presso l’Università Luiss Guido Carli di Roma. Obiettivo del dibattito sarà l’analisi delle possibilità di utilizzo del mercato dell'aviazione d’affari italiano come motore per la crescita economica. L’evento riunirà operatori ed esperti del settore, fornitori di servizi, nonché istituti

Members of the European Parliament Start 2015 with Business Aviation as Sector Growth Swings Upward Again

Brussels, Belgium – 20 January 2015 –  Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) began 2015 discussing the challenges and economic opportunities of Business Aviation, at an event hosted by MEP Ismail Ertug and MEP Massimiliano Salini, Members of the Transport & Tourism Committee. Business Aviation in 2014 delivered its first positive growth figures since 2011, and the industry is optimistic that this is just the beginning of its upswing. Three of the four key European markets – France, the UK, and Italy – contributed robust figures (up to 2.2%). However, since Business Aviation is

NEWLY FORMED CONSORTIUM TO DELIVER MAJOR SESAR FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION PROJECT FOR AUGMENTED APPROACHES TO LAND

A two-year demonstration project will be conducted by a consortium of 15 aviation leaders for the validation of new approach and landing technologiesBrussels, 15 December 2014 -- A 15 company-strong consortium named A3 (Advanced Approaches for all Airports) and led by NetJets Europe has been formed under the Single European Sky Air Traffic Management Research (SESAR) programme to demonstrate new approach and landing solutions that will increase the capacity of the European airport network while reducing emissions and noise. The A3 consortium will implement the Augmented Approaches to

NEWLY FORMED CONSORTIUM TO DELIVER MAJOR SESAR FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION PROJECT FOR AUGMENTED APPROACHES TO LAND

A two-year demonstration project will be conducted by a consortium of 15 aviation leaders for the validation of new approach and landing technologiesBrussels, 15 December 2014 -- A 15 company-strong consortium named A3 (Advanced Approaches for all Airports) and led by NetJets Europe has been formed under the Single European Sky Air Traffic Management Research (SESAR) programme to demonstrate new approach and landing solutions that will increase the capacity of the European airport network while reducing emissions and noise. The A3 consortium will implement the Augmented Approaches to

Aviation & Aerospace Collaboration to Develop Women Leaders and Address Talent Shortage

Brussels, Belgium – 07 November 2014 – Men and women in the Aviation and Aerospace sectors joined together yesterday evening in Brussels to hear what high-profile speakers had to say about developing Women Leaders in Aviation and Aerospace in Europe and the USA. Speakers included Alessia Mosca, Member of Parliament (MEP) for the Committee of International Trade; Catherine Lang, Federal Aviation Administration Director at the Embassy of the USA in Brussels; Fabio Gamba, CEO, the European Business Aviation Association; and Veronique Dehant, Head of Section (Time, Earth Rotation and Space

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