18 March 2020 (Brussels). The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) respects the decision by European authorities to temporarily restrict non-essential travel, but calls on the European Commission, the Member States and Switzerland to consider all recovery and relief measures available to ensure business continuity for operators, airports and others in the business aviation industry.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is closely monitoring developments related to the Coronavirus or COVID-19 outbreak.

The safety and security of the participants at the EBAA Annual Meetings is the highest priority for the EBAA. As of this time, EBAA intends to proceed with the Annual Meetings as planned, while working with government and industry experts to inform ongoing decisions.

EBAA invited CEOs of companies involved in the European Business aviation sector to participate in a brief anonymous survey to evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on their companies. This online survey was conducted between 26 March and 2 April 2020.

Using EUROCONTROL data, we have compiled the European Business aviation traffic figures for April 2023.

Using EUROCONTROL data, we have compiled the European Business aviation traffic figures for March 2023.

Brussels, 30 March 2023. Today, reports appeared in the media about a report commissioned by Greenpeace from CE Delft. The report claims that the number of private flights in the EU increased by 64 percent in 2022 and that the number of private flights from Dutch airports increased by 87 percent compared to the previous year.

Using EUROCONTROL data, we have compiled the European Business aviation traffic figures for February 2023.

Using EUROCONTROL data, we have compiled the European Business aviation traffic figures for January 2023.

The past three years have been among the most complicated in the history of aviation. Not only has the COVID-19 pandemic caused the most disruptive episode in air travel history...