Geneva rewarded

2006-05-02T18:00:00+01:00

EBACE 2006 European Business Aviation Awards will go to Geneva officials and FlightSafety International for their work in business aviation.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) and National Business Aviation Association have recognised Geneva for the support local officials have given EBACE throughout its six-year history.

EBAA chief executive Brian Humphries says: “The business aviation community deeply appreciates the many efforts Palexpo and Geneva International airport have made to accommodate EBACE.”

FlightSafety International, the world's largest provider of aviation services, will be recognised for establishing training facilities to support flight safety at the UK’s Farnborough airport and Paris Le Bourget airport.

Source: Flight Daily News

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