Swedavia, the country’s airport operator, increases sustainable fuel availability and supply stability.

The electric-hybrid aircraft has begun flight testing at an airbase in Bavaria.

New EU research project focuses on producing sustainable aviation fuel from bio waste.

On 8 December, EBAA hosted the fourth edition of the European Business Aviation Summit (EBAS) in Brussels. In the first full year of RefuelEU Aviation and on the cusp of 2026, EBAS 2025 put business aviation at the centre of three key debates: sustainable aviation fuels & anti-tankering, airport slots, and innovation policy. For those who could not be with us in Brussels, this report offers a snapshot of how EBAS is used to advance your interests.

According to EASA, business, commercial and general aviation in Europe used more than 6.1 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in 2024, cutting carbon emissions by an amount equivalent to 10,000 flights between Madrid and Paris.

A leading AAM company announced upcoming advanced testing of its electric aircraft in near-commercial conditions.

French business aviation under threat — EBAA France warns of the unprecedented industrial and competitive decline caused by recent fiscal measures.

Sustainable aviation fuel is becoming increasingly available at European airports according to EASA’s assessments.

The next decade of business jet deliveries could see annual growth of 3%, reflecting #bizav importance to citizens, companies and communities worldwide.