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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 COVID-19 crisis has demonstrated the importance of government officials and regulators working together, NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen noted during the July 8, 2020, Corporate Jet Investor Global 2020 virtual conference.

NBAA not only recognizes the rapid pace of technological change; we are helping facilitate it in ways that support our mission to foster the growth of business aviation worldwide.

San Bernardino International Airport has launched its SBD Good Neighbor Program - part of a comprehensive outreach effort about SBD’s growing business, cargo and general aviation operations.

Using sustainable aviation fuels is only one of many things business aviation companies can do to ensure they are reducing the environmental impact of their operations.

The Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization will exclude 2020 emissions levels from baseline calculations for CORSIA, due to the pandemic’s impact on flight activity.

Aircraft operators seeking to improve safety need to create a psychologically safe environment where every team member can offer suggestions on how to mitigate risks without fear of rejection or stigma.

A recent NBAA News Hour webinar examined the importance of a strong and diverse mentoring network, especially during the pandemic.

Media company Meredith Corp. uses its business aircraft to shuttle employees between Iowa and New York and visit publishing and TV broadcasting offices in 20 states.

Technology is an ever-evolving resource for business aviation. Review some of the resources NBAA offers members to help them stay on top of developments in technology and learn how to safely apply new technologies to their businesses.

Rep. Adrian Smith (R-3-NE) explains why general aviation is so important to the people and economic vitality of his district.

While COVID-19 may have temporarily paused the business aviation workforce shortage, the industry needs to continue to interest young people in business aviation careers. Regional groups can help.

NBAA led and participated in multiple FAA/industry working groups and aviation rulemaking committees to improve the Part 91 LOA approval process.

Candidates must be disciplined, focused and resourceful to pass the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) exam, the culmination of the pursuit of this valued professional credential.

In just a few years since the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in 2018, GDPR-like regulations are being implemented in California and New York, as well as in Brazil.

Vigilance is the best of the best practices when moving baggage. It ensures that flight crewmembers always know what’s being loaded on the aircraft.

Many aircraft operators and repair stations mitigate maintenance risk by adhering to four key concepts: communication, continuity, planning and oversight.

As more of our lives and business have gone virtual, so has NBAA’s must-read member magazine, Business Aviation Insider.

COVID-19 has changed the way the world travels, including those who use business aviation.