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Ali Ahmed Alnaqbi re-elected to chair the IBAC for the second time in a row

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Ali Ahmed Alnaqbi re-elected to chair the IBAC for the second time in a row - Business aviation publisher
Dana Ermolenko
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The Middle East & North Africa leading business aviation advocate, MEBAA Chairman – Ali Ahmed Alnaqbi, was re-elected to chair the governing board of the International Business Aviation Council for the second time in a row for a period of three years (2023 - 2025). The IBAC Board elected Alnaqbi to the position for a second term at the Governing Board meeting held in Orlando. Alnaqbi, the first Arab ever to head IBAC, has held the position of chairman since 2020 and earlier served as Vice Chairman for three years. The IBAC Governing Board serves the diverse needs of business aviation across the globe and is involved in all ICAO forums that impact business aviation worldwide.

Ali Ahmed Alnaqbi commented: “I’m delighted to chair the IBAC for the second time in a row. We have reached multiple milestones for the last three years despite the difficult time caused by the pandemic outbreak, we have succeeded to bring confidence back to our community by sharing expertise on a global scale. We are working collectively at the council with member associations and ICAO to improve efficiency to mitigate our industry’s impact on the environment and its contribution to sustainability. We are on track to reach the goal of net zero emissions by 2050 implementing Sustainable Aviation Fuel for a greener and cleaner future of our industry”.

Alnaqbi has served in the regional business aviation industry for more than 30 years. He founded Middle East & North Africa Business Aviation Association in 2006 in Dubai representing the Middle East and North Africa region under the umbrella of IBAC. MEBAA plays an important role in drafting legislation and rules specific to business aviation and represents the entire community to the local aviation authorities. Alnaqbi is instrumental in driving the business aviation industry in the MENA region to new heights. He has been duly lauded by Governments in the region for his role and achievements in bringing about safety and efficiency.





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