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Don't miss business aviation’s greatest event of the year, held Oct. 16-18 in Orlando, FL. You’ll want to be one of the expected 25,000 attendees to see what’s new in business aviation aircraft, products, technology and services; network with peers and attend any of the dozens of education sessions on the industry’s most pressing issues.

Join NBAA and your industry peers for the Day 2 Keynote Session taking place on Wednesday, Oct. 17 from 10:30 to noon, where aviation innovator Bertrand Piccard will be among the guest speakers. Piccard co-piloted Solar Impulse 2, the first airplane to fly 26,000 miles around the world without a drop of fuel. Watch the video.

On Sept.10, 2018, McCarran Airport in Las Vegas, NV implemented the Departure Delay Mitigation Tool on kiosks to help reduce departure delays.

Before heading to Orlando, attendees should follow NBAA on social media for all of the latest news and to get involved in the conversation about business aviation’s biggest event by posting about the show on their own social media platforms.

NBAA will be holding its popular Careers in Business Aviation Day on Thursday, Oct. 18 during the third day of NBAA-BACE, with Anthony Oshinuga, a world-class aerobatic and air race pilot, serving as the keynote speaker.

On Sept. 13, 2018, the FAA hosted the Aviation Workforce Symposium: Ensuring America’s Pilot & Mechanic Supply.

Aviation attorneys, accountants, financial advisors and others looking learn more about how new tax laws and regulations will impact business aviation, should attend the NBAA Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference, Oct. 14-15, 2018, in Orlando, FL.

At this year's NBAA-BACE, you’ll want to be one of the expected 25,000 attendees to see what’s new in business aviation aircraft, products, technology and services; network with peers and attend any of the dozens of education sessions on the industry’s most pressing issues. The show opens next month, so don’t wait, register today for NBAA-BACE. Read the latest NBAA-BACE Report.

The January 2020 deadline for ADS-B installation and compliance is quickly approaching and time is running out to stay FAA-compliant.

On Oct. 16, 2018, NBAA’s YoPro Council will host a series of events and activities at NBAA-BACE to celebrate five years since the founding of the NBAA YoPro program.

Contact: Dan Hubbard, 202-783-9360, dhubbard@nbaa.org Washington, DC, Sept. 11, 2018 – The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) congratulates association board chair, Gen. Lloyd “Fig” Newton, who will … Continued

The future of business aviation looks bright, and technologies on the horizon make this an exciting time to be in the industry, but only if we meet challenges head on and work together to make a difference.

At NBAA-BACE, NBAA will host a series of panels and sessions focused on weather issues impacting business aviation.

Weather information researchers, developers and providers are eager to learn from pilots, dispatchers and others who need access to the most up-to-date weather technology to operate, at the 2018 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE).

The recent reorganization of the FAA Flight Standards Service (AFS), which eliminated AFS geographic regions and restructured field offices, has led to a change in the wording of certain truth-in-leasing requirements.

As the newly-elected chair of the board of directors of RTCA, NBAA’s Chief Operating Officer Steve Brown is looking forward to working with RTCA board, staff and committee members in expanding the organization’s reach and programs.

With the World Health Organization recently updating its recommendations for polio vaccines, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued guidance for travelers bound for eight destinations, including Kenya, Pakistan and Papua New Guinea.

From aircraft maintenance to pilots to dispatchers and more – the career prospects in business aviation are endless.

NBAA’s Leadership Council reached a record-high membership level in 2017, with more than 130 member companies benefiting from top-level staff briefings about political issues that may affect their businesses, including the proposed ATC privatization legislation.

Fitness for duty is an important consideration for all individuals serving in a safety-sensitive role in business aviation. This includes ensuring that employees are mentally and emotionally able to perform their roles responsibly, as well as in good physical health.