National Business Aviation Association

Business aircraft flight crews and mission planning specialists are reporting frequent incidents of GPS jamming or spoofing interference during international trips, especially in the Middle East. Mitigating these incidents first means being able to identify them as soon as they occur.

NBAA Flight Operations Specialist Laila Stein has been named vice chair of the board of directors for the?Pilot Mental Health Campaign (PMHC), a non-partisan, grassroots organization that works to create an environment where pilots can seek help without fearing professional repercussions. https://lnkd.in/eV43hx8s

Last week, NBAA’s Environmental Subcommittee convened on Capitol Hill to engage with policymakers on the vital role of business aviation in sustainability, economic growth, and community support. Discussions ranged from advancing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to ensuring rural connectivity and providing humanitarian aid. Business aviation contributes over $350 billion annually to the U.S. economy and supports more than 1.3 million jobs, underscoring its indispensable role.

Excited for #SDC2025? Let your network know you're ready to connect! Share a custom banner on your socials and spark new conversations. We can't wait to welcome you to New Orleans on March 25-27!

The aviation industry faces uncertainty in the wake of the administration's implementation of new tariffs and trade measures with Canada, China and Mexico. Join NBAA for a News Hour webinar exploring the evolving tariff landscape and its potential impact on business aviation on March 11 at 1 p.m. EDT. Secure your spot today!

Join us in Boston on April 3 for an exclusive NBAA Professional Development Program (PDP) course!?Held in partnership with MASSACHUSETTS AIRPORT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION INC (MAMA) and Massachusetts Business Aviation Association (MBAA), this one-day course is designed to elevate your leadership skills. From leadership models to real-world applications, even experienced professionals will gain fresh insights. Don't miss this opportunity to grow and network!

The Federal Aviation Administration's “From the Flight Deck” resource has grown significantly and continues to provide pilots and aircraft operators with real-life videos, diagrams with approach views for airports with confusing geometry, pilot handbooks filled with airport local knowledge, and other helpful information to improve safety in the airport environment.

The NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference is happening March 25-27 in New Orleans, featuring an expanded lineup of education sessions covering the latest challenges and trends in business aviation. In this episode, hear from Kody Bjork, Flight Support Manager at Clay Lacy Aviation, and Ashley Daniel, Director of Flight Support for a Northeastern U.S.-based Part 91 operation, as they share insights on why this event is a must-attend for schedulers and dispatchers looking to stay ahead. #SDC2025

Today, our mission is to continue to help the next generation of women succeed in business aviation. Here's to all the extraordinary women who make up the business aviation industry. Happy #InternationalWomensDay!

Bruce Landsberg, retired NTSB vice chair, says, "The U.S. air traffic control system is without a doubt the world's best. It handles more types of traffic, in more airspace and in higher density than all the systems I have just mentioned combined. And we have—by a wide margin—the safest, most efficient and most diverse air traffic system in the world. There is no other nation, or region, that is even close."