Business Aviation Insider

Flight data monitoring – one of the NTSB’s “most wanted” safety recommendations – is increasingly within reach of many business aircraft operations. Advocates say it’s the key to unlocking valuable data that can dramatically improve safety.

Flying makes it possible for the firm to provide the hands-on client service that defines their collaborative approach.

For many business aircraft owners, operators and managers, supporting a diverse workplace has become second nature. Those who practice diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) on a daily basis say they’re helping to create a diverse industry that sustains itself by leveraging DEI initiatives across the board.

As the potential for turbulence is expected to increase in coming decades, science is developing new and better tools to predict this dangerous phenomenon.

Whether business aviation operators upload at their own fuel farms or at FBOs, effective check-and-balance procedures aimed at preventing fuel contamination are imperative for safe operations.

With specific courses, scholarship programs, partnerships and networking opportunities, university aviation programs are shining a spotlight on the business aviation sector.