Belgian Cockpit Association
@beca.be
The Belgian Cockpit Association (BeCA) is the only recognized professional association representing airline pilots in Belgium. It is self-funded and politically independent. BeCA works in close cooperation with other Belgian stakeholders and provides them with its large expertise on matters linked to the pilot profession and aviation safety. Today, BeCA represents some 600 pilots working for the following companies: Air Belgium, ASL Airlines Belgium, Brussels Airlines, Challenge Airlines, EAT/DHL, Ryanair, and TUIfly Belgium, in addition to expatriate members, job seekers, and pilot students. BeCA’s mission is to strive for the highest levels of aviation safety, to defend the pilot profession as a whole, to support pilot groups within their airlines, and to assist individual members facing trouble. BeCA also represents its members at the European and international levels, through its active involvement in the European Cockpit Association (ECA) and the International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations (IFALPA).
Belgian Cockpit Association's Company Logos
Belgian Cockpit Association's Brand Colors
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#1034A6
Torea Bay
16, 52, 166
226, 82, 36
90, 69, 0, 35
#A1B4D4
Rock Blue
161, 180, 212
218, 37, 73
24, 15, 0, 17
#222222
Mine Shaft
34, 34, 34
0, 0, 13
0, 0, 0, 87
About Belgian Cockpit Association
BeCA is the Belgian Cockpit Association, the leading professional association for airline pilots in Belgium. They offer a range of support services for their members, including jobseeker support, working groups for issues like loss of license, and guidance on VAT for pilot training. BeCA collaborates with major airlines like Brussels Airlines, Ryanair, and TUIFly Belgium, providing expertise on safety, industrial issues, and pilot employment contracts. They also focus on environmental and security issues, such as drones, just culture, and occurrence reporting.
Additionally, BeCA provides a members' area with resources, briefings, and guidelines, as well as a hotline for immediate assistance. If you're a pilot in Belgium, joining BeCA can offer valuable benefits, such as access to peer support programs, information on flight time limitations, and the opportunity to volunteer. Check out BeCA's leaflet for more details on membership and fees. Stay informed with airlines news, safety updates, and publications from BeCA. Join them in making aviation safer and more secure.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1999
Company size
2-10 employees
