EBACE Multipliers
EBACE multipliers are organizations whose members and customers have an interest in the aviation community. They actively promote and market EBACE attendance to their contacts, and in turn, gain visibility among the 13,000 EBACE attendees, along with unique opportunities for their customers. To learn more about becoming an EBACE multiplier, contact Courtney Oliveira.
The purpose of Aero’Alsace iis to promote aircraft, airport and space industries in Alsace. The association is composed of major industrial groups, small and medium-sized firms, airports, educational institutions, and representatives from economic development who federate all the members.
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Aerobuzz.de is the premium website for aviation news in German, made by professionals with decades of experience in aerospace journalism. Core topics are Business Aviation, General Aviation, Air Transport and Defense. aerobuzz.de and aerobuzz.fr form the first Pan-European Digital Aviation News Network.
Aerobuzz.fr is a Pan-European-Aviation-News-Portal with free of charge and Premium log-in subscription. Fast growing reader-/userships throughout Europe. High-level editorial quality and frequency of top-experienced aviation editors and addicts, pilots and professionals from Aviation industry.
Aerospace Cluster Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes federates 200 regional players (companies, research institutes and training centers) specialized in design, production and sales of aerospace technologies, products and services. Its mission is to bring together skills, energies and resources to design, develop, produce and sell high performance aerospace solutions.
Aeroteam Poitou-Charentes, cluster founded in 2008, has a general purpose of leading the aeronautical and spatial network of players on the North of Nouvelle Aquitaine (territory of the former Region Poitou-Charentes) in order to develop its competitiveness. The cluster gathers 86 members, mostly major companies with a majority of small and medium enterprises but also higher education institutions and centers of research and transfer of technology.
The main tasks are developing the maturity and industrial robustness of member companies, initiating partnerships to favor the implementation of collective actions, working for the preservation and the development of aeronautical know-how, dynamize recruitment and work with players in initial and continuing training so that its members have trained resources in the trades they need, identifying branches of innovation, increasing the notoriety of small enterprises, building a common pool of skills to win new markets.
www.aeroteam-poitou-charentes.com
aeroTELEGRAPH is the most read news site in the aviation industry in German speaking Europe. A qualified editorial team reports 24/7 on all developments and backgrounds in the airline industry, including business aviation. Our young, open-minded and wealthy readers are working in the airline industry or have a very high interest travelling by airplane.
AOPA Switzerland: Founded in 1964, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Switzerland (AOPA) became one of the 73 sister organizations grouped in the International Council of AOPA with 470’000 members worldwide. With more than 2000 Swiss members, our organization is the leading voice of General Aviation in Switzerland. It promotes, preserves and represents the interests of General Aviation at national and international level.
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Founded in 1973, Aviation et Pilote is the foremost independent aviation magazine. Covering all aspects of aviation, from General Aviation to Airlines, the magazine brings technical information and news to the reader that wants to know what is going on that ever changing market. Maintaining constant tight relationships with all the players of the aviation sector, the editors and journalists of the magazine are knowledgeable to everything that will impact businesses, pilots, air crews, maintenance operators, airlines and charter operators. The private pilots are not forgotten, far from it, our editors are rated pilots that operate GA planes all year round. The magazine strongly supports General Aviation, including business use of light airplanes and recreational flying. Each month, pilot readers look forward to the latest in flight test, reports on regulations and, in general, every subject related to flying. Product testing is also one of the things that readers always look forward to!
In 2006 the Bavarian government bestowed bavAIRia, located at the Oberpfaffenhofen Special Airport near Munich. Since then it has been a competent point of contact for questions relating to aviation and space activities in Bavaria. In addition to encouraging cooperation among industry, research institutions and the political sphere, bavAIRia has the goal of supporting its members with local marketing, advice and services.
For more information: www.bavairia.net/bavairia-ev/
BBAA is the regional trade association of the aerospace industry in Berlin-Brandenburg. From highly specialized small companies to global enterprises – the 100 members cover a wide range of aerospace companies, research institutions and universities. We therefore represent the majority of the approximately 25,000 people who live of the aerospace industry in the captial region.
Since its foundation in 1998 the BBAA evolved to a network of companies, educational and research institutions, which benefits from synergies and strengthens the regional aerospace industry.
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The German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DGLR) is the oldest institution in Germany to offer a common forum for those with a private or professional interest in aeronautics and spaceflight. The Society offers a network for knowledge exchange about the aerospace sector; current projects and developments are presented, and good ideas are nurtured and rewarded.
EACP is a network of European Aerospace Clusters which aims to connect its 40 members in 15 countries by working together on a level of mutual trust and teaming up project partners since 2009. Coordinated by Hamburg Aviation, the member service is improved by the best practice exchange of all members.
For more information please see www.eacp-aero.eu
The German Business Aviation Association e. V. (GBAA) represents the interests of Business Aviation in Germany.
GBAA has more than 70 members from the entire industry and represents a fleet of more than 130 aircraft. The mission of GBAA is to represent and promote the interests of Business Aviation in Germany and Europe. GBAA maintains close contact with all relevant national and international authorities and institutions.
The GBAA deals with issues such as the Single European Sky, emission trading, the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) legislative proposals, including fees and charges, as well as security issues and access to airports and airspace.
GBAA is a member of the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) based in Brussels and the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) based in Montreal.
With its motto “Supporting a Strong Economy – Building Business Potential”, the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Services (CCIG) is a private organisation, dedicated to promoting a strong economy, which enables the actors comprising the local economic fabric to carry out their activity on the long term. Therefore, the CCIG has a four-fold mission: to work towards improving the framework conditions for business activity, to support its members by creating business opportunities, to deliver services to companies and to provide members with information and documentation. With a membership of over 2400 companies, ranging from SMEs to large multinational corporations and active in all sectors of the economy, the CCIG represents close to 130 000 jobs. Fully independent from the State, its autonomy and representativeness entitle it to speak on behalf of businesses.
The German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DGLR) is the oldest institution in Germany to offer a common forum for those with a private or professional interest in aeronautics and spaceflight. The Society offers a network for knowledge exchange about the aerospace sector; current projects and developments are presented, and good ideas are nurtured and rewarded.
Private Jets for a bespoke flight: Goodwill is an air charter broker offering top-tier international services for its clientele of sports teams, business flyers and commercial users. You are given a single point of contact who tailors the service to your requirements in a fully transparent manner, whatever the size of your group, and wherever you’re going.
Each of Goodwill’s partner companies has been thoroughly vetted over the course of 18 years and is subject to very stringent criteria regarding safety, quality and comfort. Such exacting standards have enabled this Paris company-with a second base in Genenva-to double its turnover in five years.
HANSE-AEROSPACE e.V. is an association of more than 160 small and medium-sized enterprises in the aviation and space industries. Its members include manufacturers, development and maintenance companies, as well as aerospace-oriented personnel, engineering service providers and consultants. Further education institutions, universities and institutes of technology round off the membership.
The Swiss helicopter magazine HELICO-SKYHELI reports exciting articles and thrilling photo stories about helicopters and their operations. Martin Stucki, the inventor of the new Swiss Helicopter SKYe SH09, is regularly writing about interesting technical details and aerodynamic topics of helicopters.
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The IASA e.V. – International Association for Sustainable Aviation is an independent, non-profit association under German law aiming to support the progress of sustainability in aviation as a whole. In this capacity, IASA facilitates and supports technical conferences, seminars and workshops. IASA also provides current information about and analytical insight into sustainable aviation to its members, the professional aerospace community and the general public. Join IASA for sustainable air transport, global climate protection, innovation, future aviation technologies and fuels, responsible carbon neutral growth and more business!
Additional information is available online at: www.iasaev.org
IFAERO Flight Training Center is an “approved training organization” (ATO) based in Cannes airport on the stunning French Riviera. On its CJ1+ FTD level 2 – FNPT II MCC simulator, IFAERO proposes training courses such as C525 type rating, MCC/JOC, TRI/ TRE, PBN APCH, but also DRY or WET-lease of the simulator for personalized recurrent training.
Le Journal de l’Aviation, the first French daily, is 100% digital and dedicated to the Aerospace sector professional. International aviation news is produced by professional journalists and exchanges between the members of the aerospace community is promoted.
Global cover : Collects and deals with all topics : Industry, Airlines, MRO, Defence, Space & Carreer
Key figures of Journal de l’Aviation
– 280,000 Monthly visits
– 130,000 Unique monthly visitors
– 750,000 Monthly pages viewed
– 30,000 Newspaper articles since its creation
Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva is a luxury five-star Hotel that enjoys a privileged location on Lake Geneva with stunning views of the Jet d’Eau fountain and Mont Blanc. A lively entertainment complex, a luxurious staycation option, a peaceful respite in an urban setting, it’s a real destination spot all on its own! The property homes three diver restaurants, a trendy Bar a sumptuous Spa Valmont and an incredible indoor swimming pool. The Hotel is the premier address for discerning guests around the world with its perfect combination of elegance and first class service.
More than 40,000 personnel make Hamburg the world’s third largest civil aviation site and a leading competency center for aircraft cabins. Companies such as Airbus and Lufthansa Technik, universities, economic authorities and research institutions join into the network Hamburg Aviation, dedicated to advancing the “Aircraft Interiors Region”.
LR BW – Forum Luft- und Raumfahrt Baden-Württemberg e.V.
Aerospace is an important economic sector in the federal state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. Big world-leading companies as well as SMEs operate from different locations in our area. As stakeholder and voice of the aerospace industry in southwestern Germany, the Forum Aerospace Baden-Wuerttemberg (LR BW) increase the global competing power of local companies – with special focus on the medium size supplier industry.
“luftfahrtportal.de” is an aerospace and traveling online portal in German Language. Since 10 years we are providing news and relevant information about Aerospace Industry & Technology, Airlines, Airports, Aviation Jobs, Aviation History, General Aviation and Traveling.
Furthermore the portal also offers to interact on those subjects via an online community.
A private and independent online portal, operated by the investinformer GmbH.
For more information please see http://www.luftfahrtportal.de/ and join the community.
Niedersachsen Aviation is your network for aviation and aerospace industry in Northern Germany representing more than 250 companies and 30,000+ employees.
www.niedersachsen-aviation.com
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PROAVIA is a professional association (law 1901) created in 1976 at the joint initiative of the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC) and industrialists wishing to promote, together, the know-how and technology of French companies to abroad in the airport field.
It currently includes 60 companies specializing in the field of equipment and services for airports and air traffic control.
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Health, industry, environment, agro-food industry, etc., nowadays, safety and security are critical subjects in all economy sectors, countries and citizens. Our primary activity in SAFE Cluster (Security and Aerospace actors for the Future of Earth) is to conceive and build together innovative solutions for security of people and environment. Our goal is to become a benchmark European cluster in security solutions.
Independent, qualitatively superior, competent, professional and in touch with the latest trends in Swiss aviation like no other Magazine – every month, ‹‹SkyNews.ch›› presents the relevant developments in Swiss aviation, ranging from general aviation through oldtimers and helicopters to the Swiss Air Force. Launched in 2004, ‹‹SkyNews.ch›› has become Switzerland’s best aviation magazine.
The Swiss Aerospace Cluster strengthens the positioning of Swiss organizations in the aviation, space and satellite services industry, with a particular focus on SMEs and the supply chain. We bring together aerospace suppliers, research institutions as well as the service and down-stream industry to promote the transfer of technology and knowledge and to strengthen the network.
www.swiss-aerospace-cluster.ch
With more than 150 members, the Union des Aéroports Français (UAF) is the professional organisation of French airports, whatever their size and specialty. Its main mission is to defend and promote the interests of the French airport community to French and European decision-makers. The UAF is an associate member of the National Federation of Commercial Aviation (FNAM) and the Airports Council International (ACI Europe).
The airports of the UAF carry 186 million passengers, organise 5.2 million aircraft flights and transport 2.5 million tonnes of cargo every year. They also have a workforce of nearly 200,000 and an annual GDP of more than 82 billion Euros.