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Changes are coming to the Florida Metroplex and Northeast Corridor Atlantic Coast Routes (NEC ACR), updates the FAA expects will improve safety and efficiency in busy airspace.

Operators need to understand which payments for service are appropriate and which are not.

To maintain their currency, remote pilot certificate holders must satisfy recurrent training requirements every 24 months, and the FAA is offering three free, online courses that meet these requirements.

Operators should make sure their aircraft are not subject to this equipage mandate and that the exemption is noted in their ICAO flight plan forms.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen emphasized how the COVID-19 era has made clear the importance of effective communication between government and industry, in remarks he provided during an April 5, 2021, General Aviation Safety Town Hall presentation hosted by the FAA.

After a distinguished military and Part 121 career, Kern Award winner Sheryl Clarke, director of safety and security for Jet Linx Aviation, is helping raise the bar on safety practices and culture not just at her company, but for the entire charter industry.

Planning has never been more important for those who are resuming or increasing international flying because the operating environment continues to evolve, due largely to changing, pandemic-mitigation requirements.

In responding to COVID-19, four medical companies innovated to make their aviation operations safer and more secure.

NBAA announced that Andrew Broom will join the organization as its new Senior Vice President for Strategy, Marketing and Innovation. The association also elevated two veteran leaders, Jo Damato and Doug Carr, to new positions.

Today, international flights require more planning and flexibility to ensure a successful trip.

NBAA members now have access to an important resource to help them interpret the impact on business aviation of IRS regulations on business meals and entertainment expenses.

The FAA’s moves to create new airport noise standards and flight test rules for supersonic aircraft are a boon for the nascent industry.

NBAA joined with a broad coalition representing every segment of the nation's civil aviation industry in appealing for inclusion of performance-based measures to spur production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the Biden-Harris administration’s recently-unveiled American Jobs Plan.

NBAA continues to work diligently to help you stay on top of the array of evolving policies and proposals related to international air travel in this COVID-19 moment.

NBAA Vice President of Educational Strategy and Workforce Development Jo Damato is a member of the DOT’s Youth Access to American Jobs in Aviation Task Force, which examines how to attract young people to the industry.

Learn more about NBAA's resources related to international operations.

To help local and regional business aviation groups kickstart their event planning after more than 12 months of pandemic-canceled events, the NBAA Local and Regional Group Committee will present a free, virtual town hall April 21, 2021, to aid their efforts.

Industry/government partnerships are expected to continue to help improve CBP programs for business aviation.

ICAO will soon launch the Global Campaign on NOTAM improvement to enhance their effectiveness, usefulness and reliability.

Operations, particularly international operations, were drastically cut back in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as a vaccine becomes more widespread, and more countries start reopening, operators are increasingly looking to resume global travel.