Multiple headaches dog Euro bizav in 2010
Despite the industry’s troubled times, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) now has more members than in its entire history–425 companies–a
Despite the industry’s troubled times, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) now has more members than in its entire history–425 companies–and proportionally more of them are aircraft operators than ever before. Thanks almost entirely to income from the EBACE show, the industry group hasn’t had to raise its membership fees since 1991 and its international profile has been made more diverse with the affiliation of new national business aviation groups from Russia, Malta, Austria, Belgium and, soon, Spain.
Ahead of this week’s 10th EBACE show in Geneva, EBAA president and chief executive Brian Humphries sat down with AIN for an update on the state of the industry and the main tough issues it is facing.
