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he 2026 Business Aviation Safety Summit will focus on advancing safer operations through stronger safety cultures, innovative thinking, and practical solutions operators can apply in the real world.

NBAA encourages members who have been selected to participate in the FAA’s Annual General Aviation and Part 135 Activity Survey, which examines 2025 operations.

NBAA marked the loss of industry icon Russ Meyer, who passed away yesterday in his adopted hometown of Wichita, KS, after a brief illness, surrounded by his wife, Helen, and family.

Business aviation experts offer best practices for passing Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft (SAFA) ramp inspections in Europe.

NBAA announced that in 2028, it will bring the world’s most powerful business aviation event - NBAA-BACE - to New Orleans, a vibrant city and a global destination for major trade shows and other business and entertainment events. 

NBAA’s 2026 International Operators Conference brought together an energized group of the industry’s most knowledgeable professionals for three days of meticulously selected content focusing on operations in an increasingly complex global mission environment.

Speaking at the 2026 Int’l Operators Conference, the federal air surgeon urged pilots to monitor their mental wellness and seek help sooner.

In conjunction with the 2026 NBAA International Operators Conference (IOC 2026), NBAA today provided an update regarding one of the association’s most valuable members-only online resources, especially among companies operating international missions requiring Customs and Border Protection services.

At the 2026 NBAA international Operators Conference, experts discussed how human trafficking exploits innocent victims, and how aviation professionals can identify and report suspicious activity.

Business aviation thought leaders from around the world are gathered in San Diego, CA, to share their expertise on safety, security, global navigation and mental wellness.

NBAA announced the selection of eight recipients of 2026 International Operators Scholarships. The International Operators Scholarship provides recipients with funding and training to pursue professional development within business aviation careers, with a focus on international operations.

Constant shifts in the global geopolitical and regulatory environment are making international operations more challenging. Our experts share ideas to help you keep pace.

With so much at stake, the process of properly onboarding these essential professionals is extremely important.

Luther Kurtz takes us on the ride of a lifetime – and explains how skydiving boosts airport/community relations.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen discusses the serious threat of GPS interference to aircraft safety and security and how the association is working from several angles to develop mitigation strategies.

NBAA shares essential resources supporting safe and effective global operations, including information on ever-changing international requirements.

Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-4-MI) weighs in on how to help solve business aviation’s challenging workforce environment.

Efforts to shield personal data from the U.S. aircraft registry have brought unintended consequences.

Find potential employers who will value your individual skill set, say experts. This strategy may boost your career.