New Study Reaffirms: Business Aviation Key to Success for Well-Managed Companies
NBAA welcomed a new study of S&P 500 companies, showing that by a host of measures, the use of business aviation is the sign of a well-managed enterprise among America's most highly valued and well-respected companies.
NBAA welcomed a new study of S&P 500 companies reaffirming that the use of business aviation is the sign of a well-managed enterprise among America’s most well-respected companies. “This report reaffirms what study after study, from one decade to the next, has repeatedly found: smart entrepreneurs and companies understand the value of business aviation in making them more efficient, productive, nimble and competitive,” said NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen. The study, “Business Aviation and Top Performing Companies, 2017,” is the sixth completed for the No Plane No Gain initiative by NEXA Advisors, LLC.Read more about the NEXA study.
In the aftermath of an aircraft accident, aviation employees are overwhelmed with requests for information from management, families of crew and passengers, regulators and the media. Having an emergency response plan (ERP) in place beforehand is the best way to prepare for such a tragic event. Read more about ERPs in the latest issue of Business Aviation Insider.
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