Board of Airline Representatives
BARIN is the industry association for airlines undertaking business in The Netherlands.
BARIN Member Airlines are represented by the most senior executives representing their companies in The Netherlands in the case of foreign based airlines, and hold senior executive management positions in the case of the Dutch-home-based airlines.
Latest Updates
- IATA releases state of the regions September 2020
- Inspector ILT sends Guidance Notice on EC 261/2004 as of 1 October
- IATA Calls for Systematic COVID-19 Testing Before Departure
- Letter of Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advice
- FD - "Test elke reiziger die uit een coronabrandhaard komt"
- De Telegraaf – Verontwaardiging in vliegsector: “Zelfs bij Apple-winkel strengere controle dan op luchthaven”
- Stand van zaken actieplan "Slim en Duurzaam" - juni 2020
- Luchtvaartnota: koers luchtvaart ontwikkeling in Nederland 2020-2050
- Frank Allard hands over the BARIN chairmanship to Marnix Fruitema
BARIN is the industry association for airlines undertaking business in The Netherlands.
BARIN Members
Whilst Dutch-home-based airlines are among the members of the BARIN, the majority of the members are foreign based airlines, so the views emanating from the Trade Association reflect both, the national and international nature of the civil aviation business.
Association
The association operates under the BARIN identity since 1970. Long before that, under the name AFARIN, the association can trace its origin back to 1957.
The BAR In the Netherlands is one of the larger BAR’s in Europe, with 40 airlines in membership, covering more than 80% of the aircraft movements from and to The Netherlands
Articles of association
The articles of association are laid down in the Statutes/By Laws as per notarial act; and are recorded in the Register of Associations at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Amsterdam, as of 27 June 2002 with registration number 34178623.
International Air Transport Association
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) recommend that a Board of Airline Representatives (BAR) is established in each country where civil aviation is an important part of business life.