European Bizav Stalled By Soft Market, Tough Rules
The EBAA intends to turn its attention to issues such as air traffic management, security and environment so business aviation in Europe can rebound with all elements of the industry in order as the economic climate improves.
The EBAA intends to turn its attention to issues such as air traffic management, security and environment so business aviation in Europe can rebound with all elements of the industry in order as the economic climate improves.

This week’s EBACE show will be the second that Fabio Gamba has presided over since becoming chief executive of the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) in September 2012. He joined the bizav community after serving as deputy general secretary of the Association of European Airlines. The EBAA board specifically wanted to tap the political skills of the powerful airline lobby in a bid to avoid business aviation’s interests being overlooked by European authorities.