Old Republic Aerospace is pleased to announce its distribution of dividend payments across the 2019, 2020 and 2021 years of the NBAA Workers’ Compensation Insurance Program. Since the program’s inception in 2009, participant policyholders have received more than $9.1 million in dividends.
Working with NBAA for almost 15 years, Old Republic Aerospace provides association members a high-quality, cost-effective solution to aviation workers’ compensation coverage, along with the opportunity to earn a cash dividend.
The NBAA Workers’ Compensation Insurance Program offers members the opportunity to be rewarded for providing employees with a safe work environment and, as a result, reduce the ultimate cost of insurance protection. Old Republic Aerospace has a proven track record, and has been dedicated to the aviation marketplace for the past 40 years.
As a member of the Old Republic Insurance Group, one of the 50 largest shareholder-owned insurance organizations in the U.S., Old Republic Aerospace provides the peace of mind that comes from being insured by a Fortune 500 company rated A+ by A.M. Best that has been committed to excellence for the past 100 years.
NBAA members don’t have to change insurance brokers to take advantage of this exclusive member benefit. Your current insurance provider can easily connect you to the program.
Member Benefits
Don’t Miss the EBACE2023 Coffee Social
PHOTO © Jan Pollers
If you are attending the 2023 European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE2023), join us in Booths J90 and L90 for coffee, networking and a sweet treat. Take a commemorative photo at the EBACE photo booth and connect with industry peers and decision makers. EBAA and NBAA staff will be available to answer your questions and help you learn how membership can help make your business even more successful.
IBAC Crew Card for Business Aircraft Crew Members
The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) Crew Card provides business aircraft flight crews with a convenient, internationally recognized form of identification.
The white, blue and red card was created to ease ramp access and assist in customs identification.
Much like the identity cards issued to commercial crews, the IBAC card provides an additional level of assurance to security officials that the person carrying the card is a bona fide business aircraft crew member.
Professional Development
NBAA’s new Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Recertification Award for Tenure (CRAFT) program recognizes the continued renewal of the CAM credential. CRAFT rewards CAMs for their commitment to consistent and unbroken recertification history.
To support the tenet of commitment, the CAM Governing Board recognizes CAMs for “walking the walk.” NBAA and the CAM Governing Board have developed recognition levels based on an individual’s tenure as a CAM. CAMs automatically earn the recognition after recertifying at the levels outlined below.
CAM:
- Issued upon the initial successful passing of CAM exam.
- Recognition continues through the first and second recertification.
- CAM digital certificate and badge.
- Traditional CAM lapel pin.
CAM Silver:
- Issued at the third and fourth recertification.
- Silver digital CAM certificate and badge.
- Silver-colored CAM lapel pin.
- Recognition at NBAA-BACE and other NBAA events.
CAM Gold:
- Issued at the fifth and subsequent recertifications.
- Gold digital CAM certificate and badge.
- Gold-colored CAM lapel pin.
- Recognition at NBAA-BACE and other NBAA events.
For more information about obtaining the CAM credential, visit nbaa.org/cam.
If you have specific questions, email cam@nbaa.org.
New Certified Aviation Managers
More than 800 business aviation professionals from all segments of the industry have earned the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) credential. The people listed here are among the latest to join this elite group.
- Joiwind Alexander, CAM
Client Aviation Manager - Joe Barnes
Asst. Chief Pilot
Airborne Customer Support
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. - Donald L. Brown
Director of Maintenance
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Melissa L. Cartiea
Captain
ACT Two, Inc. - Chris Clements
General Manager
Loyd’s Aviation - David Constantino
Assistant Chief Pilot
WestRock - Jason Moe
Senior Captain
Halliburton Co. - Gregory A. Mullett
Senior International Captain
Eli Lilly & Company - Zachary P. Riggs
FDM/Captain
Pella Corp. - Selene Russo
Lead Pilot
Clay Lacy Aviation - Jason D. Thomas
Captain
Events Calendar
May
May 2 – 4
Maintenance Conference | Hartford, CT
May 23 – 25
European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE2023) | Geneva, Switzerland
June
June 8
Business Aviation Taxes Seminar | Chicago, IL
June 14
White Plains Regional Forum | White Plains, NY
October
Oct. 15 – 16
Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference | Las Vegas, NV
Oct. 16
Single-Pilot Safety Standdown | Las Vegas, NV
Oct. 17 – 19
National Safety Forum | Las Vegas, NV
Oct. 17 – 19
NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) | Las Vegas, NV
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