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NBAA welcomed House passage of legislation to accelerate the growth of advanced air mobility.

What steps can your flight operation take to move toward sustainability?

Formally introduced last month at the 2022 European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, the Irish Business and General Aviation Association is building international relationships and expanding knowledge and understanding of the role of business aviation throughout the Emerald Isle.

A substantial number of ADS-B installations have triggered failure notices when operating in the national airspace system, a situation that needs to be addressed.

NBAA's Schedulers & Dispatchers Outstanding Achievement & Leadership Award recognizes those who've shared their expertise in this role. Three recipients of this award explain how schedulers and dispatchers can be leaders within their organizations.

Informal approaches to mentorship can have a lasting and fulfilling impact on both mentors and mentees.

The FAA recently published new guidance to streamline certain communications, navigation and surveillance equipment letter of authorization applications for Part 91 operators following extensive input from NBAA and other industry stakeholders.

NBAA members have access to a high-quality, cost-effective solution to aviation workers’ compensation coverage.

NBAA’s Internship program bridges the gap between thinking about a career in business aviation and making it a reality.

Jet It Founder Glenn Gonzales believes business aviation needs to be accessible to more people.

All carriers flying passengers into the European Union must register for two new passenger entry programs, which go into effect September 2022 and May 2023. The entry requirements apply to Part 135 and 125 operations, as well as certain Part 91 operations.

National Weather Service aviation forecasters are continually working to refine NWS services and products to help business aircraft operators avoid bad weather.

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen took part in the 2022 airlift to support bringing more than 5,000 athletes and coaches from around the country to the U.S. Special Olympics.

Independent assessments are needed to confirm the effectiveness of safety systems.

NASA's X-59 supersonic aircraft will soon demonstrate a host of technologies aimed at reducing the perceived sound level on the ground from an aircraft flying faster than the speed of sound.

The company’s speech-generating devices help people who can’t talk or are dealing with similar disabilities.

NBAA presented Greg Kulis, an inaugural member of the NBAA Security Council, with its Silk Scarf Award in recognition of his dedication and contributions to the business aviation industry.

Aviation managers must work closely with HR to identify and acquire talent.

Tax and legal experts will share cost sharing and reimbursement options and limitations associated with aircraft operated under Parts 91 and 135 during the June 21 NBAA Business Aviation Tax Seminar in White Plains, NY.

The detrimental effects of stress can be significant, so single-pilot operators need to mitigate its potential impact on safety.