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Companies looking to purchase a light business aircraft (LBA), or any aircraft for that matter, face a host of complex decisions. At this week’s inaugural LBA Conference, held in conjunction with NBAA2009, potential owners learned ways to mitigate the challenges during a session on the topic.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

With the publication of the Attendee brochure for the upcoming 21st Annual NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference and the announcement that NBAA will be coordinating the event with a related National Air Transportation Association meeting, interest in the S&D Conference is building. An NBAA2009 session provided an overview of the 2010 conference, which will be held January 26 to 29 in San Antonio, TX.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

Aviation Partners produces blended winglets for airplanes, which improve jet performance while cutting fuel consumption and emissions. 'We have a very visual technology, so our display looks good, and being there gets us the exposure we need in this industry,' reports Gary Dunn, vice president of sales for Aviation Partners.

Aircell is a leading provider of airborne communications equipment. 'This challenging economy only amplifies the reasons we come here year after year,' says John Wade, SVP and General Manager of Business Aviation Services for Aircell.

Aviation Partners produces blended winglets for airplanes, which improve jet performance while cutting fuel consumption and emissions. 'We have a very visual technology, so our display looks good, and being there gets us the exposure we need in this industry,' reports Gary Dunn, vice president of sales for Aviation Partners.

Aviation Partners produces blended winglets for airplanes, which improve jet performance while cutting fuel consumption and emissions. 'We have a very visual technology, so our display looks good, and being there gets us the exposure we need in this industry,' reports Gary Dunn, vice president of sales for Aviation Partners.

Aviation Partners produces blended winglets for airplanes, which improve jet performance while cutting fuel consumption and emissions. 'We have a very visual technology, so our display looks good, and being there gets us the exposure we need in this industry,' reports Gary Dunn, vice president of sales for Aviation Partners.

Aviation Partners produces blended winglets for airplanes, which improve jet performance while cutting fuel consumption and emissions. 'We have a very visual technology, so our display looks good, and being there gets us the exposure we need in this industry,' reports Gary Dunn, vice president of sales for Aviation Partners.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) once again will be the sole beneficiary of the Charity Benefit at NBAA2009, because the industry's support for the organization is more important than ever. CAN provides free flights aboard business aircraft to cancer patients traveling to treatment centers around the country, exemplifying the humanitarian assistance that business aviation offers to people and communities in times of crisis.

The Orange County Convention Center and Static Display of Aircraft at Orlando Executive Airport (ORL) include Exhibitors from 44 U.S. states, plus the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

NBAA's long-anticipated Light Business Airplane (LBA) Conference will begin on Wednesday, October 21, and in conjunction with this event, NBAA has released a brand-new publication called the NBAA Light Business Airplane Buyer's Guide. Provided as a download from the NBAA web site, the guide aids small businesses in selecting the airplane that's right for their needs by providing an overview of all the light business airplanes currently in production.

Twelve NBAA Member Companies have opted to join the Association's new Leadership Council in order to help NBAA advocate on behalf of the industry. Chris Strong, NBAA's vice president of membership marketing, said 'The best people to convey the importance of business aviation to local communities and the national economy are in the business aviation community itself.'

Scott A. Moore - chief pilot and director of aviation for Luck Stone, a family-owned, Virginia-based supplier of stone construction products – is expected to have his appointment to NBAA's Board of Directors ratified by a vote of Association Members during the Annual Meeting & Convention.

The business aviation community is made up of a diverse mix of organizations of all types and sizes. Likewise, the aircraft exhibited at the static display at Orlando Executive Airport (ORL) this week represent the variety of aircraft – including small, non-turbine-powered airplanes – that are used for business purposes.