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Bruce Gullingsrud, one of nine 2023 Dr. Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award recipients, shares insight he’s gathered during an aviation maintenance career stretching across nearly half a century.

From workforce challenges to operational regulations and everything in between, NBAA’s most-clicked articles of 2023 looked at a wide range of issues facing the business aviation industry this year.

NBAA marked the passage of a second congressional extension to maintain authorization for FAA operations with a renewed call for Congress to move forward with a new multi-year authorization bill for the agency.

In the constant search to fill vacancies in the business aviation workforce, operators often rely on a deep pool of candidates made up of tens of thousands of military veterans who are discharged into civilian life each year.

NBAA congratulates Florian Guillermet as the future executive director of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, marking a significant development in European aviation leadership.

As competition for qualified personnel from other aviation industry segments looks to remain strong in 2024, employers continue to review and reconsider their approaches to hiring so they can bring new business aviation professionals into their companies.

NBAA welcomed guidance from the U.S. Treasury Department on the fuel products eligible for the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Blender's Tax Credit under section 40B of the Internal Revenue Code.

A new, interactive event, hosted by NBAA and the Aviation Insurance Association on Jan. 23, will focus on the issues most important to today’s business aviation industry.

William Scanlon, one of nine 2023 Dr. Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award recipients, shares his thoughts about why each business aviation operation must be connected to the culture and values of the organization it serves.

The new year promises to be an interesting one for many reasons. What might the U.S. presidential election – and other factors – portend for the pre-owned business aircraft market? Three experts share their perspectives.

Advanced air mobility leaders say the industry has reached a turning point, as the NBAA continues to work with the FAA and DOT to move the sector toward training and operations as soon as 2025.

Pilots – and others working in the aviation industry – often don’t report mental health issues, due to a fear of losing their livelihoods. Government and industry leaders, including NBAA, took part in an NTSB summit to discuss how to put an end to this practice and better provide help for those in need.

NBAA presented Maria Sheridan, manager, Teterboro Airport (TEB) at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, with its Silk Scarf Award for her 30-year career in airport management and her contributions to business aviation.

Business aircraft operators gained expanded access to en route controller pilot data link communications with air traffic controllers throughout many parts of the U.S. An NBAA webinar examines the issue.

This year’s NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) culminates a series of successful 2023 association events, all of which provided unmatched opportunities to bring our community together to address the industry’s priorities.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen presented Terry Yaddow with its prestigious Silk Scarf Award for his decades of work in the business aviation industry, including work on multiple NBAA committees.

NBAA paid tribute to the legacy of David Hinson, who served as administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) from 1993-1996. Hinson recently passed away at age 90.

NBAA is partnering with regional business aviation groups and associations to address critical worker shortages. Together, they’re developing and implementing programs to increase job opportunities and dispel the myth that you need to be a pilot to work in business aviation.

With the New Year quickly approaching, we look back on the most popular episodes of NBAA’s Flight Plan podcast over the past 12 months, which featured discussions about professionalism and safety, the relationship between sustainability and emerging technologies in business aviation and how NBAA works with the FAA to keep pilots flying safely through areas of convective weather.