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Tennessee’s Chattanooga Metro, the first U.S. airport to generate enough solar energy to offset its power needs, serves as a model for sustainability for other airfields.

Simplified vehicle operations promise to reduce pilot workload, but how will they affect future aircraft designs, pilot training requirements and aircraft and systems certification procedures?

Experts offer tips for video interviewing for jobs during the pandemic.

NBAA is disappointed with a recent FAA decision that allows the town of East Hampton, NY to use airport funds to pay for legal fees stemming from its unsuccessful effort to impose access restrictions at East Hampton Airport (HTO).

With the election cycle well underway, business aircraft operators may be asked to fly candidates running for office. The NBAA News Hour webinar examined the issue.

The operational effects of COVID-19 likely will be felt long after the pandemic eases. In the meantime, general aviation continues to adapt to provide services to those in need.

The Aug; 6, 2020, Leadership Council webinar looked at the emergence of advanced air mobility, and its potential to expand the aviation workforce.

Business aviation appears to exhibit early, incremental signs of recovery in operations, after an unprecedented drop in flights resulting from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, said NBAA Director of Airports and Ground Infrastructure Alex Gertsen. during an Aug. 5 virtual panel discussion as part of the Great Lakes Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives’ 52nd annual conference.

NBAA and AOPA have sent a letter to FAA Administrator Steve Dickson expressing concern with the agency's proposed rulemaking regarding the Pilots Records Database (PRD).

Fifty-two new aviation weather cameras are now live in Colorado to help pilots mitigate the risk of adverse weather conditions.

Returning aircraft to service properly requires maintenance technicians to follow detailed procedures that usually are found in Chapter 5 of airframe and engine maintenance manuals.

NBAA has joined a coalition of industry groups seeking flexibility in the eligibility criteria for a loan program created by the CARES Act that will ensure pivotal sectors of aviation continue to serve the national interest during the COVID-19 pandemic.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson joined NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen Aug. 4, 2020, for a first-ever Virtual Business Aviation Town Hall.

Review the latest Hurricane Isaias update from NBAA Air Traffic Services including information from the National Hurricane Center's Advisory #29A, issued at 1200z.

With COVID-19 resurging, the FAA has approved four petitions that extend the previous exemptions for training, testing or checking requirements for crewmembers and ground personnel employed by Part 119 certificate holders operating under Part 135 and Part 121.

Entrepreneurs, exercising COVID-19 prevention best practices, are flying. Get solid safety tips from three business aviators with recent, real-world experience.

The July 31, 2020, NBAA News Hour webinar examined the potential use of eVTOL aircraft by medical first responders.

The NBAA GO International Operators Conference wrapped up July 30, 2020, with a forward-looking discussion of safety and operational benefits provided by the next generation of avionics technology.

To operate safely and efficiently, urban air mobility vehicles will require a new air traffic management system that operates differently than today’s ATC system.

The IRS is publishing a notice of proposed rulemaking to provide regulations in response to a legislative exemption from excise taxes on aircraft management services paid by aircraft owners.