Business Aviation Insider
July/August 2022
Business Aviation Insider’s 2022 Technology Issue has articles on how the industry is advancing toward electric-powered aircraft, how implementing beyond visual line of sight operations may help unlock the full potential of unmanned aircraft, and why solutions to supply chain and maintenance workforce challenges remain elusive.
Features
Advancing Toward an Electrified Future
The push is on to develop technologies that will enable greener flying.
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Beyond Visual Line of Sight
Beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations are the next crucial step to ensuring an effective and successful unmanned aircraft system (UAS) industry, particularly commercial UAS operations.
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Mitigating Supply Chain and Maintenance Workforce Challenges
Finding aircraft parts and qualified technicians continues to be difficult.
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Everywhere Is Within Reach for Isotropic Networks
Satcom provider Isotropic is making strong connections, thanks in part to business aviation.
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Fraud Mitigation Now an Essential Tool in Every Aircraft Transaction
The influx of new business aircraft owners has attracted criminals who see an opportunity to use the complexities and nuances of aircraft transactions to defraud the uninitiated.
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FRATs Offer Added Level of Safety
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.
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Why Executive Travel Policies Are Important
Corporate travel policies should be part of a broader enterprise risk management strategy that mitigates the impact of a worst-case scenario.
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NBAA’s Mentoring Network: Building More Than a Career
The NBAA Mentoring Network is providing mentees and mentors important insights into the future of business aviation.
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Stay Abreast of Canada’s Evolving COVID Requirements
Evolving travel and entry requirements continue to challenge business aircraft operators flying into Canada more than a year after the country reopened to international travelers.
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Virtual Reality Brings New Dimensions to Flight Training
The potential benefits of virtual reality technologies have led traditional flight-training providers to explore the possibilities.
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Departments
President’s Perspective
Embracing Innovation and New Technology
The pace of innovation in business aviation promises a future that is more safe, secure and sustainable than ever.
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Flight Bag
Resources: Technology
Here are some of the resources NBAA offers to help members stay abreast of new developments and safely apply them to their businesses.
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Capital View
New Caucus Championing AAM
Rep. Jay Obernolte and Rep. Jimmy Panetta are the co-chairs of the new Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Caucus in the House of Representatives.
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Regional Representation
Quarterly Meetings Bolster Dialog Between NBAA, Regional Groups
New quarterly meetings will improve the dialog between NBAA and regional groups.
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Regulatory Hot Topics
New EU Passenger Entry Requirements Coming Soon
Two new regulations regarding entry into the European Union are coming.
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Pro Tips
Young Professionals: Building Your Brand
Building and maintaining a professional brand is essential for young professionals
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Operations
Operator Privacy in the ADS-B Environment
Commercial flight tracking websites are a boon for aviation enthusiasts, but they also raise significant privacy concerns for business aviation.
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Member Central
Get Airspace/Airport Alerts Delivered Directly to Your Inbox
NBAA’s Air Traffic Services team can email Airspace Alerts directly to association members that have signed up for this service.
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New Horizons
Recognizing Flight Attendants as Trained Professionals
Susan C. Friedenberg has long been a champion of cabin crew members.
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