Business Aviation Insider Poll: When Do You Expect to Resume a Full International Flying Schedule?

NBAA named Mark McIntyre and Shawn Scott recipients of the NBAA International Operators Committee Guy Gribble Appreciation Award.

As the business marketplace and business aviation become ever-more globally integrated, NBAA’s work involves policy matters not just with implications for operations in the U.S., but for missions in other countries as well.

Mexican officials believe a new entry authorization process, along with an increased focus on ramp checks, will help mitigate instances of illegal charter and cabotage operations. Starting in January 2024, U.S. operators entering Mexico were met with new requirements.

An extraordinary lineup of experts unpacked the top considerations inherent in an increasingly complicated global aviation environment for a venue filled with more than 500 professionals at the 2024 NBAA International Operators Conference, held in Orlando, FL, from March 26 - 28.