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The NBAA Workers’ Compensation Insurance Program offers members the opportunity to be rewarded for providing employees with a safe work environment and, as a result, reduce the ultimate cost of insurance protection.

Colorado’s Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport and New York’s Niagara Falls International Airport were honored with the Balchen/Post Award for excellence in the performance of airport snow and ice control.

NTSB reports reveal how improper procedures, a lack of professionalism on the flight deck and the “normalization of deviance” continue to plague both single-pilot and multi-person flight crews.

Game-changing technologies, the debut of all-new aircraft, groundbreaking solutions for sustainable flight and exciting market opportunities were all center stage for one of the most consequential editions of the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition to date.

NBAA applauds congressional passage of the NOTAM Improvement Act of 2023, which directs the Federal Aviation Administration to improve the Notice to Air Missions (NOTAMs) system.

We conclude our two-part discussion about mental wellness in business aviation with encouraging news: FAA Federal Air Surgeon Dr. Susan Northrup recently announced that the agency will revise its procedures to encourage anyone needing help dealing with mental health challenges to get it.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be available at Geneva Airport (GVA) next week, and organizers are taking additional steps to promote the game-changing fuel for reducing carbon emissions from the sector as a central component to the 2023 edition of the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, being held from May 23-25.

During a webinar sponsored by Aviation International News, NBAA’s Heidi Williams talked about what operators need to know about 5G.

NBAA joined with more than 35 aviation and biofuel industry stakeholders in calling for leaders of the U.S. House and Senate Appropriations Committees to prioritize funding in the fiscal year 2024 federal budget for key federal programs working to accelerate the development of sustainable aviation fuel.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and over the next two weeks NBAA Flight Plan, in cooperation with The Pilots Pandemic podcast, will feature an open and honest discussion about issues related to mental wellness in the business aviation community.

NBAA joined a coalition of 20 aviation companies and industry groups in urging leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways & Means to act swiftly in support of legislation to assist students pursuing aviation careers.

The long-awaited reopening of China’s airspace to international operators will impact many flight departments as corporations seek to renew relations with customers and business partners.

At a time when the aviation industry is facing a shortage of pilots and other employees, NBAA is making a concerted effort to recruit students into a business aviation career path.

Several recent developments – including a new NBAA-supported blender's tax credit – have bolstered efforts to increase production of SAF to 3 billion gallons annually in the U.S. by 2030.

From hosting the event’s first-ever Maintenance Competition, to honoring present and former scholarship winners, the 2023 NBAA Maintenance Conference highlighted the importance of passing along the skills and knowledge necessary for the industry’s future professionals to succeed.

NBAA forcefully challenged a DC-based think tank’s study for promoting a misleading caricature of business aviation that ignores the sector’s sustainability leadership, and the industry’s essential role in the nation’s economy and transportation system.

The Department of Transportation has published a final rule updating 49 CFR Part 40, Procedures for Transportation Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs, to allow oral fluid testing as a drug testing methodology.

Experts describe the three pillars of a successful letter of authorization application in the Ins and Outs of the Top 10 LOAs, the most recent installment of the Small Operator Learning Series.

As the business aviation maintenance community comes together in Hartford, CT for a week of education and networking, attendees were welcomed to the event with advice to help them maximize their personal toolbox.

Best practices for ramp inspections and the future of the program were the topics of the EASA’s recent RAMP Industry Forum, where regulators and industry representatives, including NBAA, gathered to discuss the program.