Management Guide
This publication helps aircraft operators deal with operational, maintenance, administrative and other issues. The 2022 edition features the new Appendix H, which addresses diversity, equity and inclusion issues.
nbaa.org/management-guide
Compensation Survey
NBAA’s invaluable financial planning tool provides detailed information about annual cash compensation, salary ranges and merit increases for those working in business aviation.
nbaa.org/survey
Business Aircraft Use Policy Guide
This resource details regulatory requirements for business, political and humanitarian use of aircraft. Use this resource to learn how to craft policies for aircraft access, personnel restrictions and pilot authority.
nbaa.org/use-guide
Ethical Business Aviation Transactions
This resource outlines best practices for ethical transactions involving business aircraft products and services, developed by business aviation professionals.
nbaa.org/ethics
Aircraft Transactions Guide
This resource provides an overview of the wide range of regulatory, tax, financial and other issues that are part of aircraft acquisitions.
nbaa.org/transactions
NBAA Business Aviation Management Committee
This group provides guidance on management issues to aviation managers in the NBAA membership. The committee’s advisory materials and management programs provide information on management trends, administration, personnel selection, training and more.
nbaa.org/bamc
New Resources
NBAA Personal Use of Business Handbook
This members-only resource provides valuable tax and regulatory compliance strategies to use when a company makes an aircraft available for non-business use.
nbaa.org/personal-use
CAM Handbook
This guide provides the latest information on all aspects of the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program, including the CAM exam, certification and recertification requirements and FAQs.
nbaa.org/cam-handbook
By the Numbers: Business Aviation Workforce Outlook 2023-2032
According to projections, tens of thousands of business aviation pilots and aircraft maintenance technicians will be needed worldwide by 2032 to replace retirees and to support growth to meet rising demand.