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Making sure all attendees feel comfortable and safe is key to restarting in-person regional group events, according to speakers at an April 21, 2021, virtual Town Hall held by NBAA’s Local and Regional Group Committee

NBAA unveiled a new accreditation program that will serve as an industry standard for validating leadership in sustainable flight operations.

NBAA applauds Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) and Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-19-TX) for reintroducing the Accelerate Long-Term Investment Growth Now (ALIGN) Act.

Flying overseas involves substantial preparation, even more so if you have not done it before.

The first-ever European Business Aviation SAF Summit concluded with a strategic plan for advancing the production, availability and use of sustainable aviation fuels in the region.

NBAA offers a resource to help industry professionals tell students about aviation careers.

During testing, maintenance providers should follow their ADS-B testing equipment manufacturer’s guidance to avoid transmitting false airborne target information.

Operations, particularly international operations, were drastically cut back in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as a vaccine becomes more widespread, and more countries start reopening, operators are increasingly looking to resume global travel.

In recognition of National Volunteer Week (April 18-24), four of business aviation's young professionals (YoPros) discuss the importance of volunteering in their communities.

Industry/government partnerships are expected to continue to help improve CBP programs for business aviation.

The CDC has a new resource to help aircraft operators meet their obligation to verify passengers’ negative COVID-19 test status prior to boarding a flight bound for the U.S.

How will Britain's exit from the European Union affect U.S. operators flying to Europe?

Ensuring safety on the journey back to full operations was the focus of a presentation by NBAA’s Doug Carr, senior vice president, safety, security, sustainability and international operations, during the China Aviation Safety Day 2021.

Because of constantly changing regulations, operators need to double-check their plans for flying to Canada.

NBAA is concerned about a rulemaking effort underway that would require Part 135 operators to develop and implement a safety management system, saying it could be disruptive to measures already in place.

COVID-19 has made cabin crew members even more focused on protecting their passengers and themselves.

Following NTSB release of most wanted safety improvements, NBAA encourages operators to seek data recording and monitoring options that are best suited for their operation, and welcomed the board’s recommendation about SMS programs.

Young professionals can take several steps to prepare themselves for leadership positions.

The North Atlantic Operations and Airspace Procedures Manual was revised, with significant changes to communications mandates.

The final rule affirms that owner trust arrangements, used to register thousands of business aircraft for regulatory compliance purposes, are covered by the FET exemption.