Aviation 4 Girls gave EBAA the unique opportunity to interact with young students bringing them closer to the exciting world of aviation.

EBAA's commitment to building the backbone of Business aviation's future workforce moves steadily ahead, bringing exciting Business aviation modules to motivated international students across Europe.

9 October, 2019 (London Stansted, UK). Kick-starting a campaign to encourage STEM within technical schools and amongst students, Europe’s business aviation industry - led by the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) together with the British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA) - is today calling on government and the private sector to come together and create skills centres to address workforce challenges and gender balance in aviation.

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

For years, EU-China relations have presented a complex web of challenges and opportunities for the Business aviation sector to navigate. Effectively dealing with economic, political, and technological shifts between these two influential actors is imperative for unlocking the sector's future growth potential."

EASA's proposed rules for operating Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft (VTOL) is the first initiative of this kind worldwide, paving the way for the future of air mobility.

Labour shortage issues in the Business aviation industry have recently become a recurring topic of discussion among professionals. Addressing this challenge will necessitate a sustained, collective effort from the entire industry to better engage with younger generations.

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 EU Taxonomy is set to open a new chapter in the history of sustainable financing in Europe. In this article, we aim to unpack the Taxonomy framework and reflect on its risks for the Business aviation sector.

Geneva, Switzerland, 25 May 2023 – Game-changing technologies, the debut of all-new aircraft, groundbreaking solutions for sustainable flight and exciting market opportunities were all center stage for one of the most consequential editions of the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) to date.