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NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen honored the life and legacy of Brigadier General Charles McGee, a decorated officer and legendary member of the Tuskegee Airmen, who passed away today at age 102.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen commended FAA Air Traffic Organization Chief Operating Officer Teri Bristol on her decades of public service, including a federal career that began in 1992 with the Department of Transportation. 

The FAA will publish more than 1,300 NOTAMs addressing operational practices and mitigations due to potential disruptions to the safe operation of radar altimeters from 5G networks.

Kern Award winner Bruce Landsberg has been on a career-long quest to improve aviation safety. In his current position as vice chair of the NTSB, he is having the opportunity of a lifetime to help effect significant advancements in aviation safety.

Business aviation companies are increasingly recognizing the value of employees who serve as caregivers outside the office. These workers provide many important skills to their employers, including adeptness at problem solving, adapting to unexpected situations and managing crises.

Determining how to safely and efficiently operate into a new airport starts when a flight request is placed.

The addition of new RNAV SIDs supporting simultaneous RNAV departures from parallel runways is confusing for some pilots when ATC uses the prescribed phraseology for these SIDs.

Coordinated industry/government efforts are helping create new efficiencies in clearance procedures.

NBAA has published a new resource to keep members informed of possible operational effects from those networks on the use of radar altimeters and other safety technologies in many business aircraft.

The program is designed to further advance a sustainability culture in business aviation by recognizing organizations that meet or exceed newly established standards.

NBAA and the Shanghai Airport Authority announced the decision to postpone through 2022 the Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (ABACE), given challenges for exhibitors and attendees due to COVID-19.

Erik Lindbergh believes that aviation must be made environmentally friendly.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen noted that the delay will provide a fuller understanding about the impact of 5G signals on critical aviation safety technologies, including their potential for radar altimeter interference.

Fallout from the pandemic has made holding onto employees more difficult than ever.

Personnel policies that don't address caregiving needs can hurt worker morale.

Diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives are key to attracting talent in today’s competitive labor market.

One of the largest Native American tribes relies on business aviation to stay connected to members across the U.S.

NBAA continues to help the industry respond to the talent shortage in numerous ways.

NBAA has developed numerous resources to help business aviation meet its current and future workforce challenges.

The Illinois congressman is a proponent of infrastructure investment, STEM education and environmental sustainability.