Charter & Fractional
European Bizav Assesses Its Regulatory Headaches
EBAA webinar highlights regulatory concerns over training, charter, maintenance, plus new sustainability and cybersecurity requirements.

While EASA’s shift towards performance-based regulation has allowed greater flexibility for different aviation sectors, European Business Aviation Association legal experts say the change has yet to spare business aviation from its historic problem of having to adapt to rules developed mainly with large airlines in mind. During EBAA’s September 10 webinar on “Rethinking regulation in business aviation,” Guilia Mauri, co-chair of the lawyers' committee of the group’s Associate Member Advisory Council (AMAC) and a partner in Brussels-based law firm Kadrant, said the regulatory environment continues to be burdensome, especially for smaller companies.