Here are some of the resources NBAA offers to help members stay abreast of new technological 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. While the availability of SAF continues to grow, additional supply at a competitive price is critical to achieving industry sustainability goals.
nbaa.org/saf
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
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 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
What’s New
CBP General Aviation Fact Sheets
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has produced a series of General Aviation Airport Fact Sheets with office hours, hours of service for entrance and clearance, contact information, permission to land procedures and more.
nbaa.org/cpb-fact-sheets
Aircraft Operating and Leasing Guide
This resource includes guidelines for aircraft support services agreements, dry lease agreements, interchange agreements, joint ownership agreements and time-sharing agreements.
nbaa.org/options
By the Numbers: Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Use Case Preferences
Survey respondents in the U.S. – who said they would definitely switch from their current mode of transportation to a small AAM aircraft – said they would use AAM for the following purposes: