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The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has taken the responsible and transparent decision to cancel EBACE26, which had been scheduled to take place in Geneva from 2 to 4 June 2026.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has elected a new Board of Governors. Representing more than 500 members across Europe, EBAA comprises the whole business aviation sector at European level.

EBAA launches new website ahead of its Annual Membership Convention, strengthening member access and engagement

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is today announcing ticket sales are live for EBACE26, the industry’s leading Business Aviation event.

The AMAC Convention 2026 and the EBAA Annual General Meeting 2026 (AGM 2026) will take place in Genval from Thursday 19th March and Friday 20th March.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is today announcing the future of the European Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (EBACE).

The European Business Aviation Association has joined GAPPAC initiative, led by the Flight Safety Foundation together with Eurocontrol and other international partners.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has joined a joint letter to the European Commission calling for flexibility policies on non-CO2 emissions.

Today, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) joins the NBAA in strongly challenging the findings of a recent report on private jet emissions, stating the report relies on incomplete and unverified data, ignores the essential societal and economic role of business aviation, and promotes policy solutions that are both unrealistic and regressive.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) today announced a series of leadership changes as part of a broader organisational reform initiative aimed at enhancing the association’s effectiveness, responsiveness, and value to its members, in partnership with its national associations.

As EBACE25 draws to a close, the atmosphere at Geneva’s Palexpo reflects a sense of momentum, purpose and progress. This year marks a new chapter as the first edition led solely by the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA).

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 purpose of this guide is to provide a compelling, structured, and consistent messaging framework that presents the sector’s story and that can be delivered by EBAA Ambassadors to their target audiences.

EBAA produces a range of industry data and market intelligence to support its members and the wider business aviation community. Our reports bring together operational, economic and market data to provide a clear picture of how the sector is evolving across Europe.

EBAA supports ReFuelEU’s SAF blending mandate, reflecting the sector’s commitment to decarbonising its operations. However, targeted adjustments are needed to ensure the Regulation’s anti-tankering provisions do not create unnecessary administrative burdens. EBAA also calls for an EU book-and-claim system, enabling operators to benefit from flexibility comparable to that already granted to fuel suppliers.

EBAA works to address a slot allocation system that clearly discriminates against Business Aviation, pushing for fair regulation that ensures equal access to airport capacity alongside scheduled airlines.

The EBAA Yearbook is an annual publication that provides a comprehensive overview of the European business aviation sector. It brings together key information on the industry’s ecosystem, its actors, and the operational landscape across Europe.

EBAA stands for an alignment between the EU-ETS and CORSIA, to ensure the European Business Aviation sector is not forced to participate in both schemes simultaneously.

EBAA Statistics, Tables and Analytics Tools (E-STAT) is an online dashboard offering a wide variety of business aviation traffic data allowing users to manipulate and filter information by month, country, airport and even aircraft. Different from the Yearbook, E-STAT is a live service with traffic data updated monthly. This Member-only service is made possible with our partners from WingX Advance.

EBAA combines data provided by our partner Jetnet to showcase a monthly snapshot of business aircraft registered and based in Europe, with detailed breakdowns by country and type.

The European Business Aviation Manifesto sets out EBAA’s vision for a responsible, competitive, and sustainable business aviation sector in Europe. It explains the value business aviation brings to connectivity and economic growth, and outlines the policy priorities and commitments needed to support its future.

Using EUROCONTROL data, EBAA publishes a Traffic Tracker every month, which provides a comprehensive analysis of the business aviation traffic in Europe.

EBAA urges the EU to include Business Aviation in the Green Taxonomy, as its current exclusion unjustly discriminates against our sector and undermines access to financing needed for fleet modernisation and decarbonisation.

EBAA advocates for a more efficient European air traffic management system, supporting measures that reduce delays and emissions, protect the right of overflight, and promote alternatives to disruptive strikes.

Through our government affairs work, EBAA represents business aviation with the EU institutions and national governments across Europe, promoting proportionate rules that reflect operational reality.

EBAA advocates for proportionate, risk-based security rules for Business Aviation, including the modernisation of the EU’s demarcated area regulation. Updating outdated thresholds is essential to ensure that new-generation business aircraft can continue to benefit from tailored security regimes that enhance safety, efficiency and fair access at Europe’s airports.

In 2018, EBAA, together with our national associations and Clyde & Co, published a Brexit report assessing how key business aviation issues could be affected under different future outcomes. The report maps six possible scenarios and explains the practical implications and complexities of each.

EBAA events bring the European business aviation community together to connect, exchange insight and shape the future of the sector.

EBAA fosters a safety-first culture in business aviation, promoting continuous improvement through proportionate regulation, data sharing and best practices.

EBAA represent more than 500 member companies from across the globe, spanning the entire value-chain of business aviation.

EBAA’s member companies cover the entire business aviation value chain worldwide. Discover each of them

EBAA Ambassadors are senior leaders who help amplify the voice of European business aviation. Discover their leadership.

EBAA’s Risk Management Committee works to improve knowledge, methodologies and instruments to support the insurance industry meet the specific needs of Business Aviation operators.