Since its formation, safety has always been a priority for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Now, the agency is turning up the dial on Safety
Unauthorized individual seat sales and the inadvertent risks to part135 on-demand air carriers On-demand air charter flights under Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 135 offer
Safety as the Foundation of Aviation In aviation, safety forms the foundation of our industry’s longevity and success. When safety is embraced as central to
General aviation airports are gateways to communities, engines of local economies, and essential links in the national airspace system. Beyond infrastructure, an airport’s true foundation
NATA is collaborating with industry experts to explore the key factors shaping today’s aviation business ecosystem. Stay tuned for upcoming editions of the Aviation Business Journal as
NATA asked AvAdvisors to assemble 2024 data for the TOP 500 airports and assess trends in our industry. Measured by FAA aircraft movements, overall activity
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