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The NBAA Leadership Council looks ahead to 2022, including workforce and sustainability challenges, as well as an increased appreciation for the benefits of business aviation.

As the U.S. aviation industry prepares for the imminent rollout of new 5G telecommunications networks, the FAA has issued two ADs restricting certain aircraft operations over concerns about potential interference from 5G on radar altimeters. Listen to what experts believe will be the practical near-term implications for operators.

NBAA is opposing a bill introduced in the Massachusetts legislature that calls for the repeal of the commonwealth’s sales and use tax exemption on aircraft sales and parts used in repairs.

NBAA welcomed the introduction in the U.S. House of Representatives of a bill to facilitate the expansion of advanced air mobility infrastructure, an industry poised to revolutionize air transportation.

The 2022 NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference (SDC2022), taking place Jan. 18-21 at the San Diego Conference Center in San Diego, CA, promises to provide a valuable opportunity for business aviation professionals to learn about the latest developments in safety, leadership and more.

NBAA and a coalition of GA groups are deeply concerned with a decision by Santa Clara (Calif.) County to ban the sale of 100LL as of Jan. 1, 2022.

Policies that address sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion can be managed effectively when the goals are understood and embraced by the entire organization.

Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) has outlined the procedures in place for flight operators traveling into Sun Valley, ID during 2021-2022 upcoming winter holiday season.

Diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives can help solve personnel challenges.

NBAA encourages members to use the Pacer app to capture operational demand at eight airports in Colorado ski country.

NBAA announced that Vice President of Exhibits Linda Peters is retiring Jan. 12, 2022, after nearly 28 years of service with the association.

Thanks to a coordinated advocacy effort by NBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association, the FAA recently announced a plan to ensure limited personnel are available at the FAA Aircraft Registry in Oklahoma City on Dec. 31.

Following appeals from NBAA, GAMA and other stakeholders, the FAA Registry will remain open in a limited capacity on Friday, Dec. 31 to help process the final aircraft sales and acquisitions of 2021.

Our industry has always been innovative, especially during the past couple of challenging years.

The NBAA Leadership Council looks ahead to 2022.