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NBAA welcomes a new, U.S.-led partnership with Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK to coordinate as the countries take steps to integrate advanced air mobility (AAM) into their aviation systems.

NBAA applauds the Trump Administration’s return to zero-for-zero tariffs on aerospace products from the United Kingdom as part of a June 16 Executive Order (EO), Implementing the General Terms of the United States of America – United Kingdom Economic Prosperity Deal.

NBAA welcomes President Trump's nomination of Michael Graham to serve another five-year term on the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

The 2025 NBAA-BACE, Business aviation’s largest and most important event, will launch this year with a series of dazzling opening-day moments that unleash the potential of an essential industry, and highlight the power of its seminal annual gathering.

A growing trend of unpredictable and damaging weather is forcing some business aviation operators to reconsider where they base their aircraft, experts say.

NBAA welcomes the introduction of several federal directives, which redouble government agencies’ focus on advancing U.S. aviation as the gold standard in aerospace for decades to come.

NBAA commended government agency leaders for hosting an important Industry Day to provide a starting point for aviation stakeholders to begin charting the way forward on a full overhaul of the nation’s ATC system in the coming years.

NBAA called upon lawmakers to move forward on the nomination of Bryan Bedford as the next permanent administrator of the FAA.

NBAA commended the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee for approving a bipartisan bill to help more aviators access mental health care, should they need it.

NBAA welcomes recent upgrades to the FAA's MedXpress website to assist pilots in preparing for their next visit with an aviation medical examiner.

Nav Canada announced that Gander domestic controllers will be issuing oceanic route amendments via VHF voice communications in lieu of CPDLC uplink route amendment clearance messages.

Failing to conduct basic due diligence in aircraft sales can lead to legal liability, financial loss or even civil or criminal penalties. Experts share a few key tips.

Three expert panelists gathered to discuss top industry issues on the Washington policy agenda - specifically, ATC modernization, tariffs and aircraft-data security – during a well-attended panel discussion held during the June 4 NBAA White Plains Regional Forum.

Modern surveillance systems, sophisticated graphic displays and augmented reality are part of a new wave of airport technology aimed at reducing runway incursions and increasing aviation safety.

NBAA has joined with more than three dozen other industry stakeholders in support of the Senate Commerce Committee’s initiative to modernize the nation’s air traffic control (ATC) system.

NBAA is encouraging members to share their opinions on a proposal to transition global aviation to true north navigation through a brief and anonymous survey conducted by the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC).

The FAA has issued an advisory about potential service interruptions on its Data Comm page to domestic enroute Controller Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC) users below 16,000 feet MSL.

Operators looking for the easiest way to traverse the complex New York area air space this summer should follow a few simple rules to ensure a smooth trip, experts said during a discussion at the June 4 NBAA White Plains Regional Forum.

Held under sunny June skies, the 2025 National Business Aviation Association White Plains Regional Forum was a blockbuster event, marked by an enthusiastic, overflowing crowd, a sold-out exhibit floor, a completely full aircraft showcase and a series of expert-led, standing-room-only panel discussions on the industry’s hottest topics.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen delivered a powerful message to lawmakers on the U.S. House Aviation Subcommittee on the need to reform the nation's air traffic control infrastructure to maintain safety in the world's most complex airspace network.