EBACE Convention News 2011

With its partners at NBAA, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) this week stages its 11th annual EBACE show here in Geneva.

When the global financial crisis took much of the fizz out of the champagne lifestyle in France’s millionaire’s playground along the Côte-d’Azur it was not

Europe’s still-fledgling entry-level charter jet market is showing some positive signs of growth, according to leading operators and analysts.

Switzerland is well established as a veritable hive of business aviation activity and now a quiet corner in the west of the country wants a piece of this

“Cautious optimism” for the current business aviation market likely describes the consensus of opinion of the business aviation industry here at EBACE.

Rizon Jet has opened its long-planned FBOs at London’s Biggin Hill Airpor

Business aviation is still on a roller-coaster ride that could lead to feast or famine, according to Flying Group chief executive Bernard van Milders.

Business aircraft operators planning to fly to Britain for next summer’s Olympic Games are being encouraged to make early requests for mandatory landing a

Swiss-based aerospace technology group Ruag is justifiably proud of a recent blitz project.

Operators pushing for clearance to fly commercial single-engine flights in IFR conditions, which are not allowed under European Union (EU) legislation, wil