EBAA launches regional forums

By: Charles Alcock

Aviation International News >> May 2004
Business Aviation

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is launching a series of regional forums. The first of the new events will be held at London Biggin Hill Airport on September 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The main focus of discussion will be how the UK government’s new white paper on transport will affect business aviation, particularly in regard to airport access. The forums, featuring a limited number of industry exhibitors, will be aimed at both existing EBAA members and prospective new members.

The Brussels-based association already organizes the much larger annual European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition in partnership with NBAA. Over the past year, EBAA has run two seminars on training and security (held in Paris and Berlin, respectively), but these did not attract a commercially viable number of attendees.
For more information about the regional forum at Biggin Hill, visit www.ebaa.org or contact Darcy Christiansen at +32 2 766 0076 or e-mail info@ebaa.org. 

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