ACA Works Toward 2020 Goal as 'Go-to' Organization

Following its rebranding to the Air Charter Association (ACA) last year, the European trade organization is moving forward this year on an ambitious strategy to become a “go-to” source for air charter providers and suppliers. As part of this plan, the ACA has developing short-, medium-, and long-term goals and is developing a number of new working groups surrounding industry issues and association business to reach its objectives.

As part of that effort, ACA developed a mission statement: “We aim to be the leaders in self-regulation and promoters of supply chain relationships for the air charter industry. We aspire to be the primary source of air charter industry information, to provide support and guidance to our members and external authorities and to hold first-class networking events and trade gatherings.”

ACA is now going to be governed by board members, rather than council members. Those board members will bring their various areas of expertise to the new working groups. In addition, the group will continue to hold its spring and autumn lunch events, exhibit at EBACE, and host its 2020 Air Charter Expo (ACE20) conference and exhibition on September 15 at London Biggin Hill Airport.

“These are very exciting times for the association and I am confident that the creation of the working groups will help drive the association’s plans forward during this year and into the future,” said ACA chairman Nick Weston.