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NBAA announced a new member resource providing a comprehensive introduction to the tax, regulatory and transactional considerations involved in the complex process of acquiring a business aircraft.

Veteran pilots and industry experts say awareness, planning and training are critical to surviving this life-threatening condition.

Foreign aircraft operators to Singapore face revised requirements to fly to or within the country.

NBAA congratulates the winners of the prestigious Balchen/Post Awards presented by the Northeast Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) at its recent annual International Aviation Snow Symposium held in Buffalo, NY.

With a theme of “Big Easy, Bright Futures,” the 2026 NBAA Maintenance Conference energized more than 1,000 registered attendees with a high-octane, business-driven event marked by a shared enthusiasm for an industry on the move.  

Panelists at a session on exploring career opportunities in business aviation, which took place at the NBAA Maintenance Conference, said this was some of the best advice they had for people starting out in their careers or looking for new opportunities.

With a message of embracing the idea that what makes us weird also makes us wonderful and what makes us weak also makes us strong, the 2026 NBAA Maintenance Conference opened on May 5 in New Orleans with an inspiring keynote address as well as an update on the state of business aviation as NBAA prepares to celebrate 80 years of advocating for the industry.

The National Business Aviation Association’s Maintenance Committee has announced the recipients of the 2026 Maintenance AMT Scholarships.

The Maintenance Committee of the National Business Aviation Association announced the recipients of the Hank Hilsmann Memorial Scholarship.

Keith Clark, senior quality control and technical representative at Phillips 66 Aviation, will receive the Flight Safety Foundation’s (FSF’s) 2026 Business Aviation Meritorious Service Award at the 2026 FSF Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS).

With very rare exception, the human at the controls is a key factor in every aviation mishap. All-too-common elements such as fatigue, job pressures, “get-there-itis” and task saturation conspire to quickly turn challenging situations into fatal accidents

Every year, countless aviation accidents occur on the ground, including collisions with vehicles during taxiing and towing, so-called “hangar rash” and runway incursions/excursions – just to name a few. Many of these can be significantly prevented through the learning opportunities at safety standdowns.

Rheem Manufacturing built its aviation program from the ground up in 2018 – and has leveraged it to create competitive advantage and accelerate growth.

NBAA is business aviation’s chief advocate for ensuring that safety comes first and always in any application of emerging technologies for our sector.

Take a look at these powerful NBAA tools, data and guidance that can effectively bolster safety practices across your organization.

The board’s newly named vice chair discusses post-maintenance stall testing, as well as steps industry and government can take to address persistent concerns.

The Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association and NBAA galvanized stakeholders industrywide to win repeal of a levy on most GA aircraft in Washington state.

The planned FCC auction of Upper C-band telecommunications frequencies in 2027 brings new concerns about radio altimeter interference and replacement costs to operators.

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