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NBAA is questioning the Internal Revenue Service’s plan, announced this week, to “begin dozens of audits” of business aircraft use by American companies and entrepreneurs.  

Codification of safety management systems for business aviation is increasing the number of safety specialties in the sector and, as a result, increasing the number of job opportunities. Experts share the details.

NBAA has released its 2024 Small Flight Department survey to better understand the challenges and needs of this critical part of the business aviation community.

For Capt. Max Grover, safety has been his guiding influence from the start of his business aviation career. Over the years he’s learned that safety is about teamwork.

The FAA has been working with NBAA and others to address privacy concerns with the Privacy ICAO Address program (PIA), which recently was expanded beyond the contiguous U.S. to include overwater routes.

Do the advantages of working from home outweigh the upsides of being on site? Veteran schedulers share their opinions.

Do you know the story behind the first Air Force One? The aircraft – Columbine II, a Lockheed Constellation VC-121-A – was the first aircraft given the now-famous call-sign while flying President Dwight Eisenhower in 1953.

The complexity and rapid rate of change in business aviation requires training beyond what we typically think of, experts say.

NBAA will share business aviation career opportunities with attendees at the National Gay Pilots Association (NGPA) Winter Warm-Up, taking place Feb. 15-16 in Palm Springs, CA.

Business aviation operators must pay competitively to attract qualified job candidates. But experts say to retain top talent they have to offer a healthy workplace culture, too.

NBAA has created a valuable resource for its members that details critical port-of-entry information at more than 300 general aviation (GA) airports across America.

As the industry tries to meet workforce challenges through career fairs, mentoring and other strategies, local and regional business aviation groups are also using scholarship programs to offset the cost of flight training and professional development courses.

NBAA has numerous resources and programs to help industry professionals meet current and future workforce challenges.

NBAA welcomes the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s call for federal action to remove barriers that discourage pilots from reporting and seeking care for mental health issues.

Business aviation faces a legislative and regulatory landscape in 2024 that offers both challenges and opportunities. A new campaign sets the record straight on the industry’s sustainability leadership while showcasing business aviation’s societal benefits, innovations and workforce opportunities.

Flight data monitoring and data sharing are important tools to help identify potential safety risks before they become serious issues. That said, many operators are uncertain about how they work, what equipment is needed and what this information can offer their operations. NBAA has developed a new, comprehensive resource to answer those and other questions.

Christopher U. Browne reveals how the iconic facility is doing its part to highlight business aviation for the next generation as well as how the industry can continue to grow with sustainable operations.

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomes a Senate committee’s vote today approving a five-year Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorization bill.

After Hawaii's devastating wildfires last summer, a Honolulu-based tour operator rushed supplies across the ocean to families on Maui – and kept relief coming through Christmas.