Regulations and Government
Avoiding Detrimental Brexit Impact is Key, Says EBAA
UK and continental operators have diverging concerns—and demands.
Malta is becoming more attractive, not only as a destination for business aircraft, such as this German-registered Citation, but also as an aircraft registry. Some believe the Maltese 9H designation will soon outnumber G-registered British business jets.
Malta is becoming more attractive, not only as a destination for business aircraft, such as this German-registered Citation, but also as an aircraft registry. Some believe the Maltese 9H designation will soon outnumber G-registered British business jets.

European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) members are increasingly frustrated by the uncertainty surrounding the post-Brexit aviation relationship between the UK and the EU. The Brexit challenges for business aviation in Europe are fourfold: traffic rights for commercial flights; ownership and control of operators providing commercial air transport services; VAT and customs; and the UK’s membership in EASA.