Elit'Avia Named European Business Aviation Association Ambassador

Feb. 16, 2022
The EBAA Ambassador program is a peer-networking initiative that allows industry leaders to join public forums and closed workshops to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the business aviation industry.
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Nick Houseman, co-owner and board member, Elit’Avia
Nick Houseman, co-owner and board member, Elit’Avia

Luqa, Malta, Feb. 15, 2022 – Elit’Avia, a fully-integrated provider of business aircraft sales, leasing, charter, aircraft management and related services, today announced that it has been named an Ambassador by the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA).

Launched last year, the EBAA Ambassador program is a peer-networking initiative that allows industry leaders to join public forums and closed workshops to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the business aviation industry. Fellow Ambassadors include ACC Columbia, Air BP, Bombardier, CAT Aviation, Dassault Aviation, DC Aviation, Duncan Aviation, FlyingGroup, Jetcraft, JETMS, JSSI, Martyn Fiddler Aviation, Medaire, NetJets,  Primus Aero, Satcom Direct, UAS International Trip Support and VistaJet.

“We are proud to be joining the EBAA Ambassador program,” says Nick Houseman, co-owner and board member, Elit’Avia. “As part of a small but influential group of industry leaders, we believe that we can initiate the adoption of new standards that contribute to superior policy-making. Sustainability is one of the biggest challenges facing business aviation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions must be a top priority.”

“For example, pure sustainable air fuel (SAF) has the potential to reduce emissions by up to 80 percent. But SAF blends can cost up to twice the price of Jet A fuel and only represent a small fraction of total supply. As an industry, we need to address this imbalance. Operating within the EBAA, we can introduce a blueprint for change and success that will have direct ecological benefits for the wellbeing of future generations,” adds Houseman.