News & Publications

Learn how business aviation is benefitting by being an early adopter of NextGen ATC technologies, in the July/August 2018 Business Aviation Insider magazine, the Technology Issue.

Learn about what is needed to encourage adoption of sustainable alternative jet fuel within the business aviation industry, in the July/August 2018 issue of Business Aviation Insider magazine, NBAA's Technology Issue.

Cabotage rules can vary from country to country, but Mexico’s are easy to remember. Learn more in this episode of NBAA's NBAA Flight Plan podcast and subscribe today on iTunes or Google Play Music.

NBAA urges business aviation operators to consult the FAA's Instrument Flight Procedures Information Gateway to stay informed of proposed IAP cancellations.

In January 2019, CORSIA will be implemented with the goal of capping carbon dioxide emissions from aviation.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen will serve on the NextGen Advisory Committee, which will underscore the committee's commitment to modernization.

In the second half of 2018, regional business aviation associations such as the North Texas Business Aviation Association, Georgia Business Aviation Association and SoCal Aviation Association will host safety events that identify shared challenges and effective solutions.

After NBAA's June 13, 2018, letter, the association is encouraging members to familiarize themselves with changes that will impact their businesses as they plan for next tax season.

Significant air traffic volume is expected at Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) in Hailey, ID for the 2017 Friedman Memorial Airport Event, to be held July 11 to 16, in Sun Valley, ID.

The IS-BAO Vision 2020 standard is available for use after July 1, 2018, and is mandatory after June 30, 2019.

The FAA has developed a number of guidance materials to help educate pilots and other crewmembers of the risks of lithium ion batteries and effective response to lithium ion battery-related events.

On May 31, 2018, a new Customs and Border Protection facility opened at Boca Raton Airport due to a grant from the Florida Department of Transportation.

Many local industry groups don’t have an executive director, but having that person to lead an organization can help it grow. “Managing 500 or 600 members, and trying to grow it, it becomes a job,” Debi Carpenter, executive director of the Southern California Aviation Association. Also, having a single point of contact for industry and media is crucial to the success of many groups, noted Debbie Bowman, executive director of the Aviation Council of Pennsylvania. Learn more in the NBAA Flight Plan podcast.

A NOTAM has been issued prohibiting the use of the new arrival procedures for Cleveland and Detroit-area airports.

FAA Executive Director Michael J. O'Donnell shares an update on FAA-industry safety efforts in the May/June 2018 issue of Business Aviation Insider magazine, NBAA's 10th Annual Safety Issue.

Kellie Rittenhouse, director of aviation at Hangar Aviation Management received an NBAA scholarship more than 20 years ago, and it changed the direction of her career. She was working as a receptionist at a flight school, while studying to be an English teacher, when she realized that she wanted to pursue a career in aviation. “It definitely was a catalyst for my career because it also opened up other opportunities and it was important for me to give back to the industry, so I set my sights on additional education. I would later pursue my CAM credentials, so I am a Certified Aviation Manager,” said Rittenhouse, who shares her story.

Non-commercial operators can make their aircraft available to third parties via non-exclusive dry leases, but tax, insurance and other considerations can be complex.

Are you up to speed on flying in areas of volcanic activity? Now is a good time to brush up on your knowledge. Here are three tips for flying in areas of volcanic ash.

Read about how NBAA member and financial services provider Jack Henry & Associates uses business aircraft to provide speedy onsite software support for its customers, in the May/June 2018 issue of Business Aviation Insider magazine.

Pre-departure clearance operations will begin June 12, 2018, at Van Nuys Airport, and full departure clearance capabilities will begin Aug. 20, 2018.