BUSINESS LEADERS, GOVERNMENT officials, manufacturers, flight department personnel, and all stakeholders involved in nearly every aspect of business aviation from across the world came together at Europe’s largest business convention. Game-changing technologies, the debut of new aircraft, groundbreaking solutions for sustainable flight, and exciting market opportunities took center stage at the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) 2023. EBACE2023 featured a full and bustling exhibit floor, a sold-out aircraft display, and packed sessions on the show floor, including in the new sustainability theater. Held from 23-25 May at the Palexpo convention center and adjacent Geneva Airport (GVA), the annual event co-hosted by National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and European Business Aviation Association (EBAA). The annual meeting place showcased on-demand aircraft, advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles, and the multitude of services available to operators.
“At EBACE, we saw how business aviation is reinventing the technology of flight to take on new missions, serve new customers, and connect the world sustainably. For decades, our industry has pioneered breakthroughs to fly not only further but more efficiently, and at EBACE, we accelerated our incredible pace of innovation,” said EBAA Chairman Juergen Wiese.
The show opened with a blockbuster keynote with Formula One powerhouse duo Toto and Susie Wolff. The global superstars in racing, business, and philanthropy extolled the shared aims of racing and business aviation, pointing to parallels for safety, sustainability, technical excellence, diversity, and high performance.
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INDIA'S RICHEST BUYS BBJ
Private jets play a strategic role in allowing business magnates like Ambani to optimise time management, particularly critical given his global business commitments and a packed travel schedule.
PRIME MINISTER INAUGURATES AIRCRAFT COMPLEX FOR MANUFACTURING OF C295 AIRCRAFT
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Spanish counterpart Pedro Sanchez jointly inaugurated the TATA Aircraft Complex for manufacturing of C295 aircraft at TATA Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) Campus in Vadodara, Gujarat on October 28, 2024.
GLADYS ROY (1896-1927)
On just her second flight, Gladys Roy co-piloted the plane, stepped out onto its wing and leapt off, floating safely to the ground with a parachute. Then and there she knew that her heart was in daredevil stunts and wing walking.
A BOOST FOR CONNECTIVITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
The recently launched India's guidelines for Seaplane Operations simplify certification for non-scheduled entities to operate under the UDAN scheme, eliminating the need for a water drome license and reducing compliance requirements for easier seaplane operations
A DYNAMIC HUB OF BUSINESS AVIATION INNOVATION
2024 NBAA-BACE wrapped up a week of groundbreaking announcements, innovative showcases, and forward-looking discussions that underscore business aviation's vibrant future
SHAPING BUSINESS AVIATION'S FUTURE WITH MILESTONES AND TRENDS
The 2024 NBAA-BACE highlighted major trends including Fractional Ownership, Business Aviation Safety and Security, Sustainability, Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), Artificial Intelligence in Business Aviation, and overall industry growth
GULFSTREAM FIRST OEM TO LINK-UP WITH STARLINK
This certification enables G650 and G650ER owners to upgrade their in-flight connectivity directly with Gulfstream that can support video calls, cloud-based applications, and data transfers
EFFECT OF MEGA EVENTS ON BUSINESS AVIATION
According to data from WingX Advance, mega events like the Olympics, significantly impact business aviation, driving increased movements across several regions
AIR TAXIS TO SOAR OVER INDIAN SKIES SOON
As India prepares for the launch of air taxi services in 2026, with plans to connect high-traffic areas, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has revealed the regulatory framework for 'Vertiports,' paving the way for air taxis to become operational in India
UNFOLDING RATAN TATA'S PASSION FOR AVIATION
\"IT IS WITH A PROFOUND SENSE OF LOSS THAT WE BID FAREWELL to Ratan Naval Tata, a truly uncommon leader whose immeasurable contributions have shaped not only the Tata Group but also the very fabric of our nation,\" N. Chandrasekaran's statement confirmed the news, that hit millions of Indians like a ton of bricks.
