Here are some of the resources NBAA offers to help members stay abreast of new developments and safely apply them to their businesses.
Sustainable Aviation Fuels
Learn about sustainable aviation fuels, which are designed to be efficient, “drop-in” renewable source alternatives to petroleum-based Jet A. nbaa.org/saf
Advanced Air Mobility
Read the latest about how electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft will move people and cargo between places not currently or easily served by surface transportation or existing aviation modes. nbaa.org/aam
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Unmanned aircraft systems have many applications in business aviation. Read the latest on UAS technology, safety and integration into the National Airspace System. nbaa.org/uas
Emerging Technologies Committee
This group provides insights that enable NBAA to advocate on behalf of industry on rulemaking, standards setting and policy-related activities related to a variety of new aviation technologies. nbaa.org/emerging-tech
Communications, Navigation & Surveillance
As new technologies have been developed, operators have made the investments needed to incorporate new equipment into their aircraft. Learn about technologies such as ADS-B, RVSM, TCAS, CVRs, FDRs and PBN. nbaa.org/cns
Commercial Space
It is critical that NBAA and its members engage new industry segments such as commercial space to ensure safe integration with existing flight operations, while encouraging innovation and new technology. nbaa.org/space
NBAA Aircraft Export Guide
This members-only resource was updated recently to provide an introduction to the latest rules that relate to exporting aircraft from the United States.
nbaa.org/export

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By the Numbers: Number of Women Pilots Growing
Everyone knows that there’s a shortage of qualified business aviation personnel, but there is some good news: the number of women pilots is increasing, according to recent FAA estimates. Besides a positive increase over each of the past five years, the number of women aviators increased nearly 11% between 2020 and 2021.

Source: FAA