Includes private, recreational, sports, educational, and general aviation flights.
Non-commercial flights can be operated by private pilots, sports pilots, recreational pilots, glider pilots, and others.
Non-commercial aviation
Includes all aerial activities not related to the public transport of passengers or cargo for profit.
In recent years, ENAIRE has improved communication channels and relationships with the main national associations of non-commercial aviation to understand their needs and expectations. As a result, progress has been made in areas such as flight plan submission, adaptation of aeronautical information, and airspace adjustment, always seeking a balance between air safety requirements and the needs of this sector.
ENAIRE promotes collaboration with non-commercial aviation associations through partnership agreements and participation in working groups.
The aim is to address the demands of non-commercial aviation from a modern perspective, closer to the sector, launching new initiatives arising from dialogue, within safer and more advanced airspace thanks to the implementation of new technological tools. Our shared goal is to make Spain a benchmark in Europe for this type of aviation activity.
