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NBAA took part in the Aug. 3 AAM Summit at the White House, designed to support the safe and responsible development of the advanced air mobility industry.

The NBAA Mentoring Network continues its important mission, with sign-up for the 2022 season starting Aug. 22.

The outlook for business aviation hiring remains strong, despite a number of challenges weighing on the global economy. However, job seekers must carefully consider multiple factors when making their employment decision.

NBAA was presented with FLYING magazine’s Innovation Award for its efforts to lead the industry both vocally and behind-the-scenes toward sustainability, beginning with the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel.

(NBAA unveiled five game-changing priorities that will drive the organization’s newly established Owner Pilot Association Coalition’s (NBAA OPAC’s) mission to tackle top concerns for business aviators.

Finding aircraft parts and qualified technicians continues to be difficult.

Current and aspiring Young Professionals in Business Aviation (YoPros) gathered for networking and information sharing during a YoPro Social Hour held at the NBAA tent during the annual EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, WI.

Satcom provider Isotropic is making strong connections, thanks in part to business aviation.

NBAA has released a comprehensive update to its Personal Use of Business Aircraft Handbook, which provides valuable tax and regulatory compliance strategies when a company makes an aircraft available for non-business use.

Corporate travel policies should be part of a broader enterprise risk management strategy that mitigates the impact of a worst-case scenario.

The FAA continues its roll out of Controller Pilot Data Link Communications-Departure Clearance (CPDLC-DCL), adding Florida’s Palm Beach International Airport to the growing list of airports using CPDLC-DCL.

The pace of innovation in business aviation promises a future that is more safe, secure and sustainable than ever.

NBAA joins the global aviation community in mourning the passing of Tom Poberezny, chairman emeritus of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) and a driving force in general aviation for more than half a century.

Here are some of the resources NBAA offers to help members stay abreast of new developments and safely apply them to their businesses.

Just as NBAA works to promote business aviation at the national level, regional groups play a vital advocacy role in their state, city or area. Today, four business aviation professionals share their experiences in launching one of the country’s newest regional groups.

An effective flight risk assessment tool provides an objective means for pilots to assess risk and then determine possible mitigations by outlining several potential risk factors for a given flight.

Through a video plea, local community leaders are making clear the need for business aircraft operators to utilize as available a 2021 RNAV approach at New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport (TEB), which is designed to minimize the noise impact on surrounding areas.

New quarterly meetings will improve the dialog between NBAA and regional groups.

From promoting the industry’s sustainability efforts to answering member questions about events and operational issues, NBAA will be well represented at the 2022 Experimental Aircraft Association’s AirVenture, taking place July 25-31 at Wittman Regional Airport (OSH) in Oshkosh, WI.

Rep. Jay Obernolte and Rep. Jimmy Panetta are the co-chairs of the new Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Caucus in the House of Representatives.