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To help small flight departments with issues they may face, NBAA created the Small Operator Learning Series, to share insights into budgeting, effective communication strategies, maintaining safe operations and more from flight department leaders and industry experts.

NBAA joined with a coalition of dozens of aviation stakeholders in submitting comments to the IRS on implementation of the upcoming sustainable aviation fuel blenders tax credit and clean fuel production credit.

 The Board of Directors of the National Business Aviation Association has appointed Jennifer Alessio to the association’s Board of Directors.

With her passion for excellence and knowledge, it’s no wonder that Chandra Dusseault is a recipient of NBAA’s 2022 Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award.

With the phasedown of bonus depreciation beginning in 2023, NBAA’s Tax Committee has prepared a members-only resource to help answer questions with respect to claiming bonus depreciation during the phasedown period.

NBAA staff took part in the annual Lake Area Technical College Business Aviation Day in South Dakota, which is designed to promote to students the exciting and rewarding maintenance career opportunities available in the industry.

Business aviation hiring is expected to remain robust in 2023, as the industry continues to experience strong demand for industry professionals. Despite some potential economic uncertainties on the horizon, employers are expected to continue to encounter job candidates whose priorities are not simply higher compensation.

As the clock ticks down on 2022 with a rush to close aircraft transactions and obtain new registrations before the end of the year, operators are encouraged to plan ahead in light of ongoing backlogs at the FAA Civil Aviation Registry.

We’re doing more than getting back to normal; we’re moving forward.

NBAA encourages members to join an FAA webinar on Dec. 6, 2022, which focuses on the agency’s plans to expand its existing weather camera network into more locations within the continental U.S.

The NBAA Website Retargeting Program helps organizations make the most of their ad spending.

NBAA is celebrating its 75th anniversary as the leading advocate for business aviation with a series of initiatives designed not only to recognize the milestones marking the industry’s pioneering spirit, but to inspire the next generation of leaders.

Perhaps the best place for business aviation advocates to make an impact is locally.

United States Air Force combat veteran and former Thunderbird Lead Solo Michelle “Mace” Curran will be the keynote speaker at the 2023 NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference.

Vertical lift infrastructure expert Rex Alexander says it’s time to get on board.

NBAA encourages members to participate in Blue Lightning Initiative events to learn how they can help prevent human trafficking in the U.S.

Local sourcing and extra insurance are two ways operators can mitigate the risks associated with procuring aircraft parts.

As workforce concerns continue to be front-and-center in business aviation, three young professionals share how they discovered their career pathways and offer advice and encouragement to others looking to enter and advance in the industry.

Classroom and simulator instruction, as well as in-aircraft training, are vital.