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Industry experts shared advice for the often complex process of onboarding a new aircraft, during a Feb. 25, 2021, session at the NBAA GO Flight Operations Conference.

The NBAA GO Flight Operations Conference broke new ground in providing access to highly compelling speakers, brand-name industry exhibitors and networking opportunities.

The NBAA Go Flight Operations Conference Day Three Town Hall featured a panel discussion on the future of business aviation.

As the pandemic continues to challenge the aviation industry, the entire sector has been united, working with Washington policymakers to move beyond the crisis. That was the message NBAA delivered at two Washington, DC events held Feb. 24, 2021.

Companies intent on promoting diversity, equity and inclusion may face challenges to implementing those plans, according to panelists from a Feb. 24, 2021, an NBAA GO Flight Operations Conference session.

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association reported a 9.7% decline in airplane shipments in 2020 and a 14.8% drop in total airplane billings, largely due to the pandemic.

Letters of authorization, Brexit and other general operations issues sometimes create a confusing business aviation regulatory environment. Experts provided NBAA GO Flight Operations Conference attendees insight on these and other regulatory issues.

Robyn Benincasa, a world-champion adventure racer, shared team-building tips to help NBAA GO Flight Operation Conference attendees not only endure in a fast-paced environment, but thrive in challenging times.

The global pandemic has forced the business aviation community to reevaluate procedures to ensure the safety of passengers and crew members.

Participants are able to help shape NBAA’s policy positions and provide critical advocacy support.

With environmental sustainability on the minds of business aviation stakeholders worldwide, a Feb. 23, 2021, session at the NBAA GO Flight Operations Conference explored the various methods by which flight departments can meet both mandatory and voluntary emissions reductions goals.

The FAA's Northeast Corridor Atlantic Coast Routes (NEC ACR) optimization project enables greater use of offshore route options, reduces offshore vectoring and better segregates overflight traffic.

During Black History Month 2021, NBAA recognizes the contributions of Black professionals to the business aviation industry.

Operators face a June 11, 2021, deadline to receive approval for updated operations specifications that refer to revised guidance from the FAA on weight and balance computations.

The pandemic has offered only a temporary respite from the shortage of aviation talent, so managers need to be mindful of long-term employment trends.

The Feb. 19, 2021, NBAA NewsHour provided topline findings from the association’s annual Compensation Survey, which reveals that expectations have often been upended for hiring and compensation amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.