The Israeli government has announced that Ben Gurion International Airport (LLBG/TLV) will close completely to all arrivals and departures from midnight on 26 January through to 31 January.

In this document prepared by EBAA France, you will find two articles—one in English and one in French—providing an overview of the Solidarity Tax (TS) on Air Passenger Transport as applied in 2025. The articles clarify the distinction between TS and the TTAP tax surcharge, the applicability of TS to commercial helicopter flights, and the correct tax rates for non-scheduled air services. Additionally, they outline key exemptions, such as medical evacuation flights and employee travel for work purposes. These updates ensure compliance with the latest French aviation tax regulations.

“Policies that seek to constrain the growth of business aviation create implicit trade-offs between the environmental benefits arising from fewer flights and the foregone benefits associated with business aviation”.

The Annual Safety Summit explored the most timely topics in the world of aviation safety, with a particular focus on digitalisation and cybersecurity.

The tax implications of the European Green Deal on Business aviation demand a flexible and adaptive approach from EBAA in calling for tax harmonisation among EU's Member States.

MedAire, EBAA and BBGA event in London highlighted critical role of Business aviation in medical support.

The European Business aviation sector has recently encountered several legislative challenges from EU Member States. This article will analyse the latest Portuguese Carbon Tax and delve into EBAA national advocacy initiatives in the Netherlands and France.

The "Fit for 55" package is a set of proposals put forward by the European Commission in July 2021 to help member states of the European Union decarbonise the European economy.

18 October, 2022, (Brussels). EBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) have today issued a joint letter addressed to the Czech Presidency of the European Council, drawing attention to potentially detrimental regulation to the European Business aviation industry ahead of the informal meeting of transport ministers to be held on 20 and 21 October 2022.

24 March 2021, Brussels. Today, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) urged EU institutions, European Member states, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and other vital stakeholders to collaborate closely and develop harmonised rules for the safe reopening of air travel, proposing guidelines that ensure Business aviation’s safe and timely return to operations.