Regulations and Government
AfBAA Says Key Is To Engage CAAs Locally
Association will hold Country Round Tables to engage with and educate regulators on the nuances of business aviation vis-à-vis air transport.
AfBAA chairman Tarek Ragheb (left) addressed delegates to the association’s annual conference during a reception at the Cape Town Club on the event’s first day. At right is AfBAA vice chairman Nuno Pereira, CEO of BestFly of Angola.
AfBAA chairman Tarek Ragheb (left) addressed delegates to the association’s annual conference during a reception at the Cape Town Club on the event’s first day. At right is AfBAA vice chairman Nuno Pereira, CEO of BestFly of Angola.

At the African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA) annual conference in Cape Town last month (November 17-18), the association’s leaders stressed the need to engage local regulators country-by-country to support the growth of business aviation, which they believe has huge potential on the continent. They also called for more companies to become involved with AfBAA to help enable growth and partnerships.