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NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen issued the following statement in response to additional restrictions on general aviation operations at 12 of the nation’s busiest airports, planned for implementation at midnight Eastern Standard Time tonight.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen recommended that business aviation operators continue avoiding the nation’s busiest commercial service airports and proactively plan to meet their critical transportation needs in the midst of government-driven traffic reductions being put in place by the FAA.

NBAA examined the FAA’s just-issued order regarding reducing air traffic by up to 10% at the nation’s busiest airports amid the ongoing government shutdown.

NBAA issued the following statement after the FAA released its order outlining changes to National Airspace System management resulting from the ongoing government shutdown.

A free NBAA News Hour webinar, "Making Sense of NAS Impacts Amid the Government Shutdown," will be held within an hour of the FAA's order about their plan for flight reductions as much as 10% at the country’s 40 busiest airports.

A broad coalition of aviation stakeholders, including NBAA, released a statement calling on Congress to end the shutdown.

The third installment of NBAA’s Part 5 SMS for Small Operators video series focuses on how safety risk management is achieved in four basic steps.

Proper painting and exterior surface maintenance can prevent expensive aircraft damages. Don’t miss these key pointers.

As leaders around the globe prepare to congregate and discuss pressing climate change issues at COP30 in Brazil this November, business aviation stands ready with the industry’s most effective solution for emissions reductions in air travel: sustainable aviation fuel.

NBAA has activated its Humanitarian Emergency Response Operator (HERO) Database in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa's devastating blow to the island nation of Jamaica.

Experts say business aviation – a proven incubator for aircraft innovation – is well positioned as a platform for air turbulence mitigation technology.

The NBAA NBAA’s Young Professionals in Business Aviation (YoPro) Council conducted a survey of young business aviation professionals to understand their perspectives on career development, industry trends and work challenges.

If you love aviation but don’t picture yourself as a pilot, that’s more than OK. In fact, business aviation depends on professionals from all walks of life: technicians, engineers, flight attendants, safety experts, software developers, drone pilots, schedulers, graphic designers, accountants and more.

Get six great tips on how to start your journey toward a career in business aviation, along with helpful resources where you can find out about scholarships, job interviews, writing a stellar resume and more.

Meet a flight operations specialist who found her career path in business aviation after a series of closed doors put her in the right place at the right time.

A powerful passion for aviation drove Dylan Brown’s journey from an airport baggage handler to an engineering role at a prestigious aircraft manufacturer to piloting a sophisticated business jet.

Being a business aircraft flight attendant involves much more than providing inflight services. Find out how they’re trained to perform a crucial safety role during emergencies.

You don’t have to start your business aviation career alone. Jacob D’Leon shares his personal story about how he was lifted up by the bizav community and is now in turn helping others pursue their dreams.

An entirely new type of aircraft that’s expected to hit the market in the next few years has the potential to create opportunities for countless new jobs. Find out more about this exciting new chapter in aviation history and how you can be a part of it.