German Business Aviation Association
The GBAA is the strong voice of the German business aviation – we unite interests, promote innovation and secure the future of our industry.
Peter Gatz, Chairman of the Executive Board, 2024
Competent. Innovative. Networked.
Building bridges between innovation and regulation.
The German Business Aviation Association e.V. (GBAA) has been the driving force behind dynamic and sustainable business aviation in Germany and Europe since 1970. The GBAA brings together the entire world of this industry: flight operations, handling and maintenance companies, aircraft manufacturers, commercial and corporate flight departments, consultants, insurance companies, brokers and financial service providers.
Together with our members and partners, we stand for an aviation network that is characterized by innovative technologies, efficient processes and climate-friendly working methods.
Cooperative. Meaningful. Powerful.
The strong voice of business aviation.
The GBAA supports safe, efficient and sustainable flight operations by consistently representing the interests of its members. The GBAA acts as an important interface between members, aviation authorities and legislators. Furthermore, it drives the transformation towards sustainable aviation through technological innovation and advocates fair and low-bureaucracy utilization of aviation infrastructure.
Extensive. Solid. Passionate.
You too can play an active role in shaping business aviation.
Founded in 1970 as `Arbeitskreis Geschäftsluftfahrt` within the Federation of German Industries `Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie (BDI)` (The Voice of German Industry), the GBAA was added to the register of associations in 2001. Since then, our membership has tripled; We now have over 100 members!
Flexible. Sustainable. Essential.
Connectivity without compromise.
The Business Aviation offers companies, governments and private individuals customized and flexible air transport that saves time and increases efficiency through direct flights. It strengthens competitiveness, provides access to international markets and connects rural regions with a network of decentralized airfields.