By fostering an environment where business aviation can thrive, NBAA remains dedicated to making safety a core value – and backs that commitment with a comprehensive suite of resources for operators across the board. View NBAA safety resources at nbaa.org/safety.
FAA Part 5 SMS for Small Operators: A Practical Guide
The FAA’s Part 5 SMS regulation gives operators a structured framework to manage safety risks systematically. Part 91, 141, 142 and 145 organizations can adopt this framework voluntarily. NBAA’s guide is designed for small operators looking to launch and enhance SMS under Part 5.
nbaa.org/sms/part5
NBAA Bizav Accident, Incident Analysis
This resource enables members to review detailed FAA and NTSB data about accidents and incidents involving turbine business aircraft.
nbaa.org/accidents
Loss of Control Inflight (LOC-I)
NBAA offers resources that can assist with recognizing and mitigating risks that can lead to aircraft upsets.
nbaa.org/loci
Safety Data Collection, Analysis and Sharing
This information will assist your operation in proactively measuring safety, allowing for continuous safety improvements and reducing costs and liability as part of an internal safety program or SMS.
nbaa.org/datasharing
Human Factors in Safety
These resources examine the interactions among aviation personnel, their environments and equipment.
nbaa.org/humanfactors
Source: Flight Safety Foundation 2025 Safety Report
CFIT Awareness and Prevention
While airline controlled flight into terrain rates have dropped 98% during the past 20 years due to Terrain Awareness and Warning System technology, the business aviation industry remains at risk. NBAA has resources for operators.
nbaa.org/cfit
Airplane SOP Manual V1.1
The updated standard operating procedures manual incorporates best practices developed with input from the largest to the smallest business aircraft operators, aircraft manufacturers and training experts.
nbaa.org/airplane-sop-manual
By the Numbers: 2025 Fatal Business Jet Accidents
Chief categories for the 13 deadly business jet accidents that occurred in 2025 included loss of control inflight (LOC-I), runway excursions and controlled flight into terrain (CFIT).
Source: Flight Safety Foundation 2025 Safety Report

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