Belgian Air Transport Association
@bata-aviation.com
BATA is the associations that represents the leading Belgian airlines ASL Airlines Belgium, Brussels Airlines, DHL Aviation and TUI fly Belgium.
Belgian Air Transport Association's Company Logos


Belgian Air Transport Association's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#2FBCE9
Picton Blue
47, 188, 233
195, 81, 55
80, 19, 0, 9
#60A0D6
Danube
96, 160, 214
207, 59, 61
55, 25, 0, 16
#273E7E
Bay of Many
39, 62, 126
224, 53, 32
69, 51, 0, 51
About Belgian Air Transport Association
BATA - Belgian Air Transport Association is a prominent organization that brings together the largest passenger and cargo airlines based in Belgium. With a focus on public policy and social issues, BATA and its member airlines collaborate to advocate for a cohesive and efficient aviation policy for Belgium.
The association is structured with a Board of Directors, which is responsible for shaping the overall strategy. Two committees, the Council of Social Affairs (COSA) and the Council of Aeropolitical Affairs (CAPA), translate the board's policies into practice. The member airlines have representation in both committees.
Leading BATA as the Chairman is Wencke Lemmes-Pireaux, who brings a wealth of experience in Public Affairs, Customer Experience, Inflight Product & Marketing from her time with Brussels Airlines.
Supporting the organization as Secretary General is Vincent Snauwaert, who also acts as the primary point of contact for external partners. Meanwhile, Dirk Knegtel, a Member of the Management Committee at TUI fly Belgium, serves as Chairman of the Council of Social Affairs.
Nadia Gerard, Manager Aeropolitical, Facilitation & Interline for Brussels Airlines, chairs the Council on Aeropolitical Affairs. Another key member is Anne-Catherine Paul, who represents Air Belgium and contributes expertise in Corporate and Regulatory Affairs.
Overall, BATA plays a significant role in shaping Belgium's aviation industry, driven by the shared interests of its member airlines, and their collective significance to Belgium's economy and citizens.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1977
Company size
2-10 employees
