The business aviation community has long been dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from aircraft, with a proven record of advances in carbon reduction, and that commitment will be on display during the 2018 European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE2018) with the announcement of a new initiative focused on raising awareness and adoption of available and emerging alternative jet fuel options.

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.

With an 8.9% upsurge in movements compared to the same period last year, October’s strong business aviation traffic figures in Europe signalled a key milestone for the sector, with the first full 12 months of uninterrupted growth in almost a decade...

It provides efficient, productive and secure business travel to accommodate schedules and reach destinations not compatible with limitations set by commercial airline itineraries.

Safety in business aviation isn’t just manuals or dashboards — it lives in everyday decisions, vigilance, and the courage to speak up. Our fast, flexible, high-pressure operations demand that safety belongs to everyone, not a single department. That’s why BASIC 2025 matters: a space where the community comes together to turn safety from procedure into practice.

The EU is moving toward a binding 2040 climate target of –90% net GHG vs. 1990, by amending the European Climate Law. This would lock in the headline objective and instruct the Commission to rebuild the post-2030 policy architecture accordingly.