NBAA is among several organizations working to ensure that business aviation is well represented at the 2019 International Civil Aviation Organization Triennial Assembly. For example, “With the renewed focus of supersonic transport and how to safely, efficiently and responsibly bring that technology back to the community, it appears that business aviation may take a leadership role with helping to establish updated standards that reflect current priorities on emissions, on noise and efficiency,” said Doug Carr, NBAA vice president, regulatory and international affairs.
This week, NBAA Flight Plan host Pete Combs speaks with:
Doug Carr, NBAA, vice president, regulatory and international affairs
Kurt Edwards, International Business Aviation Council (IBAC), director general
Bruce Parry, European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), senior manager, environment
In this episode of NBAA Flight Plan, we recognize Black History Month and speak with industry leaders about ensuring opportunities in business aviation are open to everyone.
As the country experiences frigid temperatures, snow and ice, and all the associated challenges that come with winter flying, business aircraft operators need to be aware of possible impacts, even from storms hundreds of miles from their planned route.
The FAA's powered-lift special federal aviation regulation outlines a regulatory path for the introduction of advanced air mobility into commercial service. Hear what industry leaders say about the initial regulations and their expectations for this fledgling industry.
Developments around pilot mental health, new technology to assist pilots flying challenging visual approaches and insights from those at the controls of the emerging AAM sector were among the most popular NBAA Flight Plan topics in 2024.