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A webinar sponsored by the Alliance for Aviation Across America examined the many ways that general aviation stakeholders are investing in sustainable transportation options, including the emerging advanced air mobility industry.

Despite the recent shutdown of supersonic business jet developer Aerion, NASA continues to lay the groundwork for a new generation of quieter supersonic aircraft. A key milestone will be the first flight of the agency's X-59 QueSST test bed in 2022. Here's an update on the program.

NBAA is part of the Youth Access to American Jobs in Aviation Task Force, which is working to come up with strategies that facilitate and encourage students and young people to pursue a career in aviation or aerospace.

As one of the recipients of the 2020 Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award, Nick Treglia has nearly 10,000 hours of flight time, a distinguished military career in naval aviation, and a stint as Flight Safety International director of safety.

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.

With Monday, June 7, 2021, being World Food Safety Day, NBAA asked two experts to share the latest information regarding inflight catering best practices for business aviation.

The June 12, 2021, deadline is nearing for operators to apply for revised FAA Operations Specifications demonstrating compliance with revised Advisory Circular (AC) 120-27F, which provides an avenue for certificated operators to calculate weight and balance using average passenger and baggage weights, rather than weighing every passenger or bag.

NBAA congratulated Garmin International on earning the prestigious 2020 Robert J. Collier Trophy for Garmin Autoland, the world's first certified emergency autonomous system to safely fly and land an aircraft without human intervention.

NBAA thanked FAA Associate Administrator for Aviation Safety Ali Bahrami for his decades-long service at the agency. Bahrami recently announced his retirement, effective June 30.

Joining a group can have a positive impact on your career.

During the Flight Safety Foundation’s 66th Annual Business Aviation Safety Seminar (BASS2021), the foundation presented its Business Aviation Meritorious Service Award to Terry Yeomans of the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC).

An IRS rule addresses concerns regarding disallowance of deductions for commuting.

NBAA joined with more than 30 organizations representing U.S. aviation, trucking, rail and maritime interests to express support for legislation promoting career opportunities available throughout the transportation sector.

A strong emotional intelligence can supplement traditional management tools to attract, motivate and retain high-performing workers.

Until Mexico restores its Category 1 rating, many Mexican on-demand operators will no longer have access to U.S. destinations.

As one of the recipients of the 2020 Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award, Jeff Duncan exemplifies many of the award criteria, including continuous improvement and vocational excellence.

NBAA board member and vice president of corporate aviation for Pfizer Inc. JD Witzig and National Transportation Safety Board Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg were among those who talked up the need for robust safety measures at the Flight Safety Foundation's Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS2021).

Part 135 and 145 operators will need to comply with an anticipated FAA rule.

NBAA has published a new members-only resource to de-mystify aircraft export requirements, which are a critical component of many aircraft transactions and for which there are significant penalties for non-compliance.

Using a business aircraft has helped ElectroMedia provide better tech support.