The current issue of Business Aviation Insider magazine looks at how to set up an aircraft use policy, and experts say in certain situations – such as when two people request that aircraft for the same time period – having such a policy in place is indispensible. “I always tell clients your biggest asset’s not on the balance sheet, it’s the morale of your employees,” said Cliff Maine, chairman of the Aviation Law Group at law firm Barnes & Thornburg. “That’s a real important thing in how you deal with conflicts, and try and let everyone know they’re important and part of the team.” Without a use policy in place, you run the risk of playing favorites. Learn more about how an aircraft use policy can be invaluable in this week’s NBAA Flight Plan podcast.
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