National Business Aviation Association · 25 articles · updated May 10, 2026
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) website presents comprehensive resources organized by category, including membership services, flight department administration, aircraft operations, safety management,…
The FAA released a Special Air Traffic Procedures NOTAM for the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, GA, effective from April 5-13, 2026, requiring operators to adjust their flight plans accordingly. Business aviation…
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will take place from June 11-July 19 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, requiring coordinated FAA initiatives to manage increased flight traffic to regional venues. The FAA is…
The NBAA Workers' Compensation Insurance Program has paid more than $12.2 million in dividends to members since its 2009 launch through a partnership with Old Republic Aerospace, providing competitive aviation-specific…
Aircraft fuel contamination remains a significant aviation safety issue originating from water, microbial growth, and cross-contamination with diesel exhaust fluid and super absorbent polymers, with incidents often…
The NBAA Safety Committee is conducting a survey to understand why pilots may not properly comply with terrain awareness and warning system (TAWS) alerts, as inadequate crew response to warnings is the primary cause of…
Young professionals in business aviation gain valuable career footholds and community support through industry-related volunteering. Professionals like Madelyne Paulk and Sameer Romani credit their volunteer work with…
The planned 2027 FCC auction of Upper C-band telecommunications frequencies will require installation of new radio altimeters on approximately 40,900 aircraft, with industry estimates placing retrofit costs at $120,000…
The Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association (PNBAA) and NBAA galvanized a broad coalition of stakeholders – including other allied associations, local business owners and representatives from across the business…
NTSB Vice Chairman Michael Graham emphasized the need for specially trained pilots to conduct post-maintenance stall testing, citing investigations into two fatal Hawker accidents where fully qualified crews encountered…
The National Business Aviation Association offers a comprehensive suite of safety resources for business aviation operators, including guidance on FAA Part 5 Safety Management Systems, accident and incident analysis…
NBAA is advocating for a safety-first approach to emerging aviation technologies, specifically addressing concerns about radio altimeter interference from wireless frequencies, mandatory cockpit voice recorder upgrades,…
Stephen Mitchell, senior director of aviation at Rheem Manufacturing, demonstrates success with an employee-centric management style that develops flight operations leaders internally by hiring for passion and providing…
A 2023 McLarens report found that 64% of aviation incidents occur on the ground, with many caused by procedural errors that can be substantially reduced through safety standdowns—dedicated events where flight operations…
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Three business aircraft accidents resulted from human factors including fatigue, task saturation, and inadequate training. A Hawker 900XP crashed during post-maintenance stall testing in icing conditions without proper…
The 2026 NBAA Maintenance Conference opened May 5 in New Orleans with NBAA President Ed Bolen highlighting safety priorities and advocacy work including the Modern Skies Coalition for ATC system modernization. Keynote…
NBAA offers customized advertising and brand partnership packages designed to reach business aviation sellers and buyers through multiple channels including its Business Aviation Insider e-magazine, website,…
The NBAA News Hour is an interactive webinar series that connects business aviation professionals with industry experts and authorities to address operational, legal, medical and regulatory questions. Free and recorded…
NBAA Insider Daily is a weekday-morning email news service that delivers original content, thought leadership, career opportunities, and business aviation news to members. The service uses artificial intelligence to…
The May-June 2026 Safety Issue of Business Aviation Insider examines critical lessons from three fatal business aircraft accidents, highlighting human factors including fatigue, job pressures, and task saturation as…
Business Aviation Insider magazine published eight issues from July 2025 through June 2026, each addressing specialized topics relevant to the aviation industry including safety practices, workforce development,…
The May/June 2026 publication features articles examining human factors in business aircraft accidents, including fatigue and job pressures as contributing elements to mishaps. Ground safety at aviation facilities is…
NBAA's Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program reached a major milestone in May 2025 when Captain Doug Rock became the 1,000th professional to earn the certification. The program has established itself as the gold…
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