The sharp traffic increases witnessed in both business aviation and airline activity in recent years, bring enormous opportunities but are also starting to create serious challenges regarding the ability to access a growing number of key airports in Europe.
EBAA considers this matter as one of its main priorities and is working on a number of regulatory developments, especially regarding airport slot allocation, to ensure that access rules put business aviation at the same level as airlines.
EBAA is also working with the Commission and Member States to retain fair and equitable access for business aviation at regional airports across Europe where continued access is threatened by the growth of the low cost carriers, with automatic preferential rights.
Working Group for Airport Access
Air Routing International (UK): Mr. Terry Yeomans
BBGA - British Business and General Aviation Association: Mr. Guy Lachlan
EBAA France: Mr. Olivier de l'Estoile
GBAA - German Business Aviation Association, e.V.: Mr. Bernd Gans
NetJets Europe: Mr. Mark Wilson
Contacts: Mr. Belarmino Gonçalves Paradela
Relevant Documents
EBAA Position on Business Aviation Slot Management, 12 May 2010
