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NBAA News Hour: Ukrainian Crisis Continues to Present Unique, Evolving Challenges March 16, 2022: A recent NBAA webinar addressed several questions from the business aviation community about ongoing effects from the crisis in Eastern Europe, including airspace closures, concerns about cyber security and volatility in oil prices.
Security in Uncertain Times Aug. 28, 2021: All the usual threats to people and planes are still here, along with some new ones.
Operators: Learn How to Help Combat Human Trafficking Aug. 10, 2021: NBAA encourages members to register for a Blue Lightning Initiative (BLI) webinar to learn how they can help stop human trafficking.
NBAA's Brown Named to TSA Aviation Security Advisory Committee Aug. 9, 2021: NBAA announced that NBAA Chief Operating Officer Steve Brown has been named to the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Aviation Security Advisory Committee (ASAC), which is tasked with providing recommendations for improving aviation security.
Avoid ‘Going Viral’ for the Wrong Reasons June 30, 2021: Business aviation companies need to have social media policies in place to make sure employees do not post sensitive or confidential company information to their personal accounts.
NBAA Urges Awareness of Scam Involving Imposter CBP Agents June 7, 2021: NBAA is passing along a warning from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) alerting members to be aware of people calling private residents and businesses claiming to be with CBP in an attempt to gain banking information.
FAA Increases Civil Penalty Amounts for Violating Regulations Jan. 26, 2021: Fines imposed by the FAA for violating its regulations have increased under the Department of Transportation’s annual adjustment to its civil penalty amounts.
TSA Seeks GA’s Assistance in Security Surrounding Inauguration Jan. 14, 2021: he Transportation Security Administration has appealed to the general aviation community to support federal and local law enforcement agencies as they prepare for the presidential inauguration on Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington, DC.
Management: Best Practices for Aviation Cybersecurity Dec. 19, 2020: The recent Garmin hack showed how serious cyber threats can be. How can you protect your organization from an online attack?
Business Aviation Security: Changing Approaches to Protecting People, Companies Dec. 6, 2020: Business aviation companies have faced unique changes in 2020 due to the worldwide pandemic and increased civil unrest domestically and around the globe.
Tips for Maintaining Hangar Security Oct. 21, 2020: As companies cope with added stresses to their finances, home lives and the reality of furloughs and layoffs, operators must be prepared to mitigate these security risks.
Vetting Vendors Sept. 24, 2020: Business aviation security is only as strong as the weakest link among service and support providers, which makes screening and monitoring essential.
Flight Crews: Line of Sight July 7, 2020: Vigilance is the best of the best practices when moving baggage. It ensures that flight crewmembers always know what’s being loaded on the aircraft.
Virtual Maintenance Conference: Mitigating Business Aircraft Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities June 26, 2020: Though business aircraft typically feature the most hardened cybersecurity systems, a breach could create a very real concern. Secure connectivity is the subject of the latest NBAA GO Virtual Maintenance Conference session, and those interested may join the live Q&A session at 3 p.m. (EDT) Monday, June 29, 2020.
TSA Releases Guide to Mitigating Insider Threat May 26, 2020: The Transportation Security Administration has released a guide to mitigating the risk of insider threats in transportation.
Staying Secure and Compliant During COVID-19 May 6, 2020: Normal security protocols may not be enough to deal with conditions induced by COVID-19, such as staffing reductions, so it’s more important than ever for business aircraft operators to implement appropriate policies to deal with the current operating environment.
Preparedness Urged in Wake of Iran Air Strike Jan. 6, 2020: On Jan. 4, Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf issued a bulletin pertaining to the changing threat landscape following the U.S.-led airstrike in Iraq that eliminated Qaseem Soleimani, the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force. At this time there is no specific, credible threat, Wolf said in a statement.
NBAA Commends FAA for New Measures to Preserve Aviation Privacy, Security Nov. 4, 2019: NBAA applauded the FAA for developing a plan to allow a real-time flight-tracking opt-out for operators that have equipped their aircraft with ADS-B equipment, which will be required to operate in most U.S. airspace effective Jan. 1, 2020.
NBAA’s Sarah Wolf Joins TSA Aviation Security Advisory Committee Oct. 2, 2019: Sarah Wolf, NBAA’s senior manager of security and facilitation, will represent general aviation on the Transportation Security Administration Aviation Security Advisory Committee.
New D.C.-Area Email Address Aims to Streamline Communications with CBP Aug. 28, 2019: NBAA advises business aviation operators flying near Washington, D.C. to use a new email address for correspondence with CBP related to general aviation operations to Dulles International Airport (IAD), Manassas Regional Airport (HEF) and Leesburg Executive Airport (JYO).
DHS Gives Cybersecurity Warning to Small Aircraft Owners Aug. 12, 2019: DHS recently issued a cybersecurity alert for small aircraft owners recommending they restrict physical access to their aircraft.
NBAA's New Security Matrix Helps Mitigate Risk Aug. 5, 2019: NBAA’s newly updated security matrix gives organizations the information they need to make the right decisions for their flight departments.
DHS Issues Warning of Cybersecurity Threat From Physical Access to Avionics July 31, 2019: The Department of Homeland Security issued a security alert warning of cyber vulnerability in general aviation aircraft.
NBAA Working With FAA to Ensure ADS-B Flight-Tracking Opt-Out Continues July 19, 2019: Given the long-standing recognition by government and industry of the need to maintain in-flight security, NBAA is working with the FAA and other stakeholders to identify the most effective means to ensure that operators continue to have the ability to opt out from having their flights tracked in real time, following a conversation many aircraft will make to new ADS-B technology, starting Jan. 1, 2020.
NBAA Closely Watching EASA’s New, Proposed Cybersecurity Mandates July 9, 2019: EASA has published a notice introducing provisions for the management of information security risks related to aeronautical information systems used in civil aviation.
Cybersecurity: Tips for Protecting Your Data While Flying June 24, 2019: Though business aircraft passengers may not think to ask about cyber security, it’s an issue that should be top of mind for any flight department.
From Bystander to Responder: How to Prepare for a Trauma Situation May 16, 2019: During security-focused sessions at the NBAA Maintenance and Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians conferences, risk mitigation experts provided attendees with strategies to reduce harm to themselves and provide potentially lifesaving support to injured persons.
Business Aviation Insider: Best Practices For Security Overseas March 18, 2019: Business aircraft operators need to stay abreast of new developments in the ever-changing international operating environment.
Capital View: Estes Addressing Aviation Security, Workforce Issues Aug. 29, 2018: As a fifth-generation Kansan whose district includes Wichita, Rep. Ron Estes has championed general aviation security, efficiency and workforce development.
4 Tips for Enhancing Cyber Security May 4, 2018: The importance of business aviation cyber security was covered during a presentation at the NBAA Maintenance Conference held May 2018 in Albuquerque, NM.
ICAO Raises Weight Threshold for Hardened Cockpit Door Requirement March 22, 2018: ICAO has raised the weight threshold for requiring hardened cockpit doors for aircraft with 19 or fewer passenger seats from 45.5 metric tons maximum certificated takeoff weight to 54.5 metric tons.
Evolving Security Considerations Reflect Ever-Changing Global Conditions Jan. 21, 2017: The adoption of security best practices continues to evolve as global trends, including heightened security awareness, the changing role of security experts in flight departments, privacy concerns and regulatory matters impact the entrepreneurs and companies that rely on business aviation to reach global destinations.
Avoiding Cybercrime in Business Aircraft Transactions Nov. 10, 2016: Business aircraft buyers and sellers may be at risk of fraud and other cybercrimes during aircraft sales transactions, according to experts.
NBAA’s Bolen Works With TSA Administrator Neffenger to Address Member Concerns Nov. 7, 2016: On Nov. 4, 2016, NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen met with TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger to discuss security issues important to business aviation.
NBAA Members: Protect Yourself from Phishing Attacks Aug. 31, 2016: Some NBAA members have been subject to attacks delivered via email that compromise personal information in a tactic called “phishing.” NBAA uses sophisticated technology and staff training to protect itself and members from these scams.
Cyber Security: Top Flight Department Threats July 4, 2016: Digital tools have facilitated flight department communications and administration, but they also have increased cyber vulnerability.
How Secure is Your Flight Manifest? April 13, 2016: The future of your flight operation may depend on your ability to secure flight manifests, as well as destination and point-of-origin information, according to a leading cybersecurity expert.
Flight Crews: Ensuring Personal Security While Traveling Aug. 25, 2015: Business Aviation Insider magazine's July/August 2015 Flight Crews article explains what flight crew members can do to avoid personal security threats when traveling through proper training and advance preparation.
NBAA Developing New Security Resources for Members Aug. 10, 2015: The NBAA Security Council is planning to develop new resources to help Member Companies manage technology security threats.
How Can You Make Your Next Business Flight More Secure? Four Suggestions July 1, 2015: There are many steps business aviation operators can take to ensure their security, especially when traveling overseas.
Podcast: Finding Beneficial Sources of Overseas Security Information June 22, 2015: Government security clearance is not necessary to find vital information about country conditions and potential threats before traveling overseas, according to experts.
Flight Crews: Learn How to Take Responsibility for Security at NBAA’s Conference June 17, 2015: A session, titled, 'Smart Traveler - Crewmembers, Are They Prepared for the Reality of the Global Environment?' will be presented at 3:15 p.m. on July 2 at NBAA's 2015 Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Conference in Tucson, AZ.
Top Five Security Topics Raised at Aviation Security Summit Nov. 17, 2014: NBAA, along with other aviation interests, participated in the 14th Annual Aviation Security Summit, hosted by the American Association of Airport Executives, Nov. 4 and 5, 2014, in Virginia.
NBAA, Other Aviation Groups Urge Action on Two Security-Related Senate Bills Nov. 14, 2014: In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) dated Nov. 12, 2014, NBAA and several other aviation industry groups reiterated their strong support for S.1893, the Transportation Security Acquisition Reform Act, and S.1804, the Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act.
Making Customs Clearance Easier, Safer for Business Aviation Flights Sept. 8, 2014: More airports are looking at building, or in the process of constructing, customs facilities for general aviation flights.
NBAA Joins Other Groups in Supporting Two Security-Related Senate Bills May 2, 2014: NBAA has written a letter in strong support of S. 1893, the Transportation Security Acquisition Reform Act, and S. 1804, the Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act.
NBAA Welcomes House Passage of Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act Dec. 9, 2013: NBAA welcomed passage in the U.S. House of Representatives of H.R.1204, the Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act of 2013.
With Social Media, Companies Must Be Mindful of Security, Privacy Issues Aug. 27, 2013: Social media presents unique challenges for business aviation, especially to corporate and personal security.
Group Proposes Changes to TSA's GA Airport Security Guidelines Feb. 19, 2013: A working group of representatives from general aviation organizations, including NBAA, recently submitted its list of proposed revisions to the TSA security guidance for general aviation airports.
TSA: Murder Suspect May Consider Aviation in Fleeing Law Enforcement Feb. 11, 2013: The Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration continue to monitor reports on the search for accused killer Christopher Dorner.
NBAA's Carr to Testify on TSA Screening of Foreign Flight Students July 16, 2012: NBAA has been invited to testify at a July 18 congressional hearing regarding the process used by the Transportation Security Administration to screen student pilot candidates from other countries.
NBAA Welcomes John Halinski’s Appointment as TSA Deputy Administrator June 22, 2012: NBAA welcomes the appointment of John W. Halinski as the new deputy administrator of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), effective July 1.
ICAO Chief Says ID Theft is an Often-Overlooked Security Challenge Sept. 19, 2011: In a 9/11 tenth-anniversary speech, an aviation leader said a key threat to industry is identity theft. NBAA provides tips for preventing it.
State Department Report Reminds Aviation Community of MANPADS Danger Aug. 15, 2011: A U.S. State Department report produced in July 2011 provided a reminder that Man Portable Air Defense Systems remain a danger to aviation.
Mitigating Security Threats for Women at Home, Overseas June 27, 2011: A June 28, 2011, NBAA webinar will focus on mitigating security threats for women on business travel.
Industry Groups Ask TSA to Help Minimize Losses Due to TFRs June 6, 2011: NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen and five other association leaders sent a letter June 2 asking the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to develop ways to minimize the economic impact of Presidential Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) on general aviation (GA) operators.
St. Louis - Major League Baseball All-Star Game Activities July 11, 2009: This security program is required for air charter operators utilizing aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of more than 12,500 pounds. The program requires that operators carry out specific security measures such as conducting criminal history records checks on flight crew members and restricting access to the flight deck.

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