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ORLANDO, FL – The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) today honored Rep. John Mica (R-7-FL) with the American Spirit Award for his support of business … Continued

ORLANDO, FL – The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) presented its journalism awards this morning during its Media Kickoff Breakfast on the opening day of … Continued

Reporting on personal use of business aircraft may help sell newspapers, but your article on the matter (“JetGreen: The CEO’s Private Golf Shuttle,” Weekend Edition, Oct. 1) overlooked some key points.

WASHINGTON, DC – The Board of Directors of the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has selected Ambassador Edward W. Stimpson, former U.S. representative to the … Continued

In order to protect the corporation when it charters an aircraft on company business, it is recommended the corporation request additional insured status under the charter company’s insurance policy

Over the past several months, a number of accidents have occurred at Teterboro Airport. Considering the airport’s long-term safety record, those incidents are aberrations. However, the surrounding community is understandably concerned about whether recent incidents suggest a systemic problem rather than a statistical anomaly.

NBAA testifies on Capitol Hill on behalf of thousands of companies that operate general aviation aircraft in the course of their business or are involved with business aviation.

USA TODAY's report on the corporate jet was an injustice to the thousands of Americans who rely on business aviation to improve the efficiency and success of their organizations.

Among their many benefits, regional business aviation groups offer events and programs that foster communication with local communities about the importance of airports and of business aviation. NBAA's Regional Business Aviation Groups Library contains documents and sample templates to help guide your regional group in creating its own career fair, safety day, scholarship program or other event.

Karen Di Piazza’s story on the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO), (“IS-BAO” – Industry Standard or Political Placebo, Airport Journals, March 2005) mischaracterizes IS-BAO, misrepresents sources, and links IS-BAO to matters unrelated to the initiative.