European business aviation comes together in Brussels for EBAA Week 2026

Brussels, 28 August 2026. The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) will bring together the European business aviation community for the first EBAA Week, taking place from 16 to 18 November 2026 in Brussels.

Designed to connect the full business aviation value chain, EBAA Week will combine operational expertise, safety and innovation, business networking and high-level policy discussions within a single three-day programme. Under the theme “Three days. One sector. Shared priorities.”, the event will provide a new meeting point for the sector to exchange, connect and help shape the future of business aviation in Europe.

The programme begins on Monday, 16 November, with the Business Aviation Flight Dispatcher Day at EUROCONTROL Headquarters. The dedicated day will bring together flight dispatchers and operational professionals for practical exchanges with experts and first-hand insights into the systems and services supporting aviation operations across Europe.

On 17 and 18 November, EBAA Week will move to Skyhall at Brussels Airport, where several of EBAA’s established event formats will come together under one roof. The two-day programme will include the AIROPS exhibition, bringing together a dedicated meeting place for airports, FBOs, ground handlers, flight planning provider, operators and other operational stakeholders, alongside dedicated information sessions. The Business Aviation Safety & Innovation Conference (BASIC) will provide a dedicated forum to explore developments in safety, innovation and operational best practice.

On the afternoon of 17 November, the European Business Aviation Summit (EBAS) will bring together industry leaders and policymakers to discuss key European policy issues, including the Aviation Strategy, ReFuelEU Aviation and the EU ETS.

Under the leadership of Stefan Benz, Chief Executive Officer of EBAA, strengthening connections across the association and the wider business aviation community is at the heart of EBAA’s work.

Reflecting this vision, Stefan Benz said: “Across the three days, EBAA Week will bring together stakeholders from across the industry and the European policy community, creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue, knowledge-sharing and new connections.”

With EBAA Week, EBAA aims to create a common platform for the European business aviation community to address shared challenges, exchange expertise and strengthen the sector’s collective voice in Europe.