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In October 2011, an industry coalition said interference with GPS signals by broadband provider LightSquared could cost government $245 billion.

NBAA's GA Desk has resources for helping operators stay on top of changes at Teterboro Airport at the facility undergoes infrastructure improvements.

It’s hard to find anyone who will argue your point that an airport is a major economic engine in a community. But a new study by GRA, Inc. and the University of Houston shows just how vital airports are in a city’s overall financial picture.

Those who attended the Single-Pilot Safety Standdown received a wealth of useful information and advice. The session was offered as part of an NBAA initiative to provide more educational programming for light business airplane operators.

In a proclamation issued recently, Ohio Governor John R. Kasich and Lt. Governor Mary Taylor recognized October as General Aviation Appreciation Month for the state.

In an letter to the FCC Chairman, LightSquared asserts the burden falls on GPS manufacturers to shield their devices from interference from LightSquared's proposed 4G broadband network.

Thomas Buffenbarger, President of IAMAW, raises an alarm over President Obama's targeting of business aviation with his plan for changing the depreciation schedules for business airplanes.

Las Vegas, NV – The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) presented its top honors for excellence in journalism today at the Association’s 64th Annual Meeting … Continued

NBAA’s Ed Bolen and others explain their opposition to the president’s user fee plan for aviation.

Review the testimony given by Ed Bolen, NBAA President and CEO, to the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s Subcommittee on Aviation: "Industry Supports NextGen, But Not User Fees". , Washington, DC

Cessna and NBAA will partner to offer a single-pilot safety standdown for light business airplane owner-operators during NBAA's 2011 Convention.

"Before the transatlantic flight, we completed a five-hour test flight. We conducted a number of performance checks. We shut the engine down in mid-flight and relit it. There were absolutely no problems."

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen championed business aviation at major Washington policy exchange focused on aviation in China.

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.

The testimony of Ed Bolen, NBAA President and CEO, to the U.S. International Trade Commission on the factors affecting competitiveness in the business aircraft industry.

NBAA’s Ed Bolen and others explain their opposition to the president’s user fee plan for aviation.

New York City-based Vaughn College has launched a new aviation outreach initiative aimed at helping ensure pilots complete their training.

Pennsylvania has joined 30 other states in proclaiming the value of general aviation on September 15, when Governor Tom Corbett declared September 2011 'General Aviation and Aerospace Appreciation Month.' Citing the 8,550 jobs supported by business aviation in the Keystone State, the governor stated that 'the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has a significant interest in the continued vitality of general aviation, aerospace, aircraft manufacturing…community airports and airport operators.'

In a 9/11 tenth-anniversary speech, an aviation leader said a key threat to industry is identity theft. NBAA provides tips for preventing it.

A professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) is conducting research to investigate the cognitive processes employed by pilots during extended, extreme in-flight emergencies.