NBAA offers a wide range of resources and programs designed to help industry professionals address today’s workforce challenges and prepare for the future. nbaa.org/workforce
Certified Aviation Manager Program
NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Program identifies qualified professionals to lead flight departments and companies that use business aircraft. The CAM credential acknowledges professionals committed to continuous development and higher standards of practice.
nbaa.org/cam
Business Aviation Customer Service Certificate Program
NBAA, in partnership with ServiceElements International, has developed an assessment-based certificate program that will provide participants with an introductory to mid-level training on the elements of exemplary customer service.
nbaa.org/custserv
Business Aircraft Scheduler Certificate Program
In collaboration with Part 91 scheduler subject matter experts, NBAA has developed an assessment-based certificate program that will provide participants a comprehensive introductory to mid-level training on the duties of a business aircraft scheduler.
nbaa.org/scheduler-cert
Safety Manager Certificate Program
Improving the safety of business aircraft operations has always been one of our industry’s top priorities. NBAA has developed an assessment-based certificate program that will provide participants introductory-level training on safety in business aviation operations.
nbaa.org/safety-cert
Young Professionals in Business Aviation
NBAA’s Young Professionals in Business Aviation (YoPro) group is dedicated to building relationships among emerging industry leaders through various networking opportunities.
nbaa.org/yopro
NBAA Scholarships
The NBAA Charities scholarship program offers nearly $100,000 annually in both cash awards as tuition reimbursement for enrolled students, as well as monetary and training awards for working professionals.
nbaa.org/scholarships
Internship and Career Guide
Developed by NBAA’s Business Aviation Management Committee, the Internship and Career Guide provides guidance on how companies, collegiate aviation programs, regional business aviation groups and government entities can work together to build programs that support the next generation of industry leaders.
nbaa.org/internships
NBAA Accident and Incident Analysis
This new web resource for NBAA members enables industry professionals to review detailed information from the FAA and the NTSB for accidents and incidents involving turbine business aircraft.
nbaa.org/accidents
Video: Future of Flight – Standardized SOPs
This session, recorded at NBAA’s 2025 convention, explores the groundbreaking collaborative effort behind the NBAA’s new SOPs, developed in partnership with training providers, operators and NBAA experts.
nbaa.org/sop-video
Source: 2025 NBAA Compensation Survey
Business Aviation Compensation Levels Are Increasing
The median market levels for base salary and actual total cash compensation (ATCC) for pilots, aviation department managers and maintenance professionals went up significantly from 2021 to 2025.
Source: 2025 NBAA Compensation Survey

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