Tips for Safe and Successful Business Aviation Flight Catering

NBAA welcomed approval by the House of Representatives of the Airspace Location and Enhanced Risk Transparency (ALERT) Act, H.R.7613.

The Aviation Safety Information and Analysis Sharing program conducted an analysis of circle-to-land approaches to identify contributing factors of safety issues related to the procedure, which led to a new Circle-to-Land Approach Hazards resource for general aviation pilots and operators.

Over 100 business aviation professionals attended the Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association’s (PNBAA’s) April 2 Safety & Security Day, under the fitting theme: “From Hangar to Horizon: Lead Safe, Stay Safe.”

Although business aviation typically accounts for a single-digit percentage of traffic at large, airline hubs, veteran scheduler/dispatchers point to several strategies for ensuring access to large international airfields when the smaller airports used by general aviation are unavailable.