Russian UBAA sees ‘significant’ growth
Compared with its presence at previous EBACE shows, the Russian business aviation contingent this year has grown to such an extent that it includes two ind
Compared with its presence at previous EBACE shows, the Russian business aviation contingent this year has grown to such an extent that it includes two industry associations and a significant cluster of exhibitors practically forming a separate Russian “street” in the exhibit hall.
The United Business Aviation Association (UBAA), founded the week after EBACE’07, now unites 25 companies compared with the 21-strong membership of Russia’s older National Association of Business Aviation (NADA, to use its Russian acronym). NADA took over from the country’s previous Association of Business Aviation (ADA), established more than 10 years ago, but had to re-register under a new name in 2005.
