ERA Yearbook takes a bow

Almost everything you ever wanted to know about Europe’s airline sector can now be found in the 2017 ERA Yearbook, published by the European Regions Airline Association. 

The publication is traditionally acknowledged as the leading guide. As well as a directory of all ERA members – which include airlines, airports, manufacturers and suppliers – it also includes details of the association’s latest achievements, activities and strategies. 

Member performance statistics are also provided and supported by expert comment and analysis on the state of the market and the regulatory climate.

In a foreword to the 2017 edition, ERA president Boet Kreiken and director-general Simon McNamara say the year will “undoubtedly” bring its ups and downs as the airline business in Europe continues to change rapidly.

However, they note, ERA has great collective strength, representing a fleet of more than 750 aircraft and members flying 62m-plus passengers a year on 1.1m flights.

“One of ERA’s core activities in 2017 will be to ensure that Europe’s regulators continue to recognise the economic and social value that our members bring to the region,” they add.

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