Do you utilize the so-called “small aircraft exemption,” which allows Part 91 operators to be reimbursed or compensated for certain types of flights? Since September
The NATA Maintenance Committee created the NATA Aviation Apprenticeship Tracking Tool – a member-only resource assisting with developing “test ready and well-documented” technician applicants. This resource was developed to make
Results of Aviation Business Strategies Group’s (ABSG) Annual FBO Fuel Sales Survey indicates that fuel sales softened in 2023 following a relatively lackluster 2022 performance.
Each year the National Air Transportation Association recognizes outstanding individuals who have demonstrated superior service to the aviation community and advanced a safety-first culture in
Each year, NATA provides a handy resource to inform buyers of the products and services available through its Associate Members – the Buyers’ Guide. Peruse
Are you a leader facing the challenge of securing the right talent for your team? If you answered yes, this article is for you. Choosing
It’s that time of year: most state legislatures have completed their legislative sessions, governors have signed new bills, and—most importantly—we know how their actions will
In recent years, the general aviation industry has been roiled by merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, which has seen such iconic fixed base operators (FBOs)
A Capitol View Just as Congress is laying the groundwork for a safe and efficient integration of AAM in the national air space, NATA is
President’s Message ABJ caught up with new NATA President and CEO Curt Castagna to discuss his vision for the Association. You have been a long-time
Does an incident- and accident-free history mean an organization is safe? Conversely, does an incident or accident occurrence mean an organization’s Safety Management System (SMS)
In recent years, ongoing developments in advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles moved from small-package-delivery, limited-range drones toward larger electric vertical take off and landing (eVTOL)
Is your company preparing for Part 135 certification? If so, did you know that you are required to set up an FAA Anti-Drug & Alcohol
Each year the National Air Transportation Association recognizes outstanding individuals who have demonstrated superior service to the aviation community and advanced a safety-first culture in
Each year, NATA provides a handy resource to inform buyers of the products and services available through its Associate Members – the Buyers’ Guide. Peruse
Are you a leader facing the challenge of securing the right talent for your team? If you answered yes, this article is for you. Choosing
It’s that time of year: most state legislatures have completed their legislative sessions, governors have signed new bills, and—most importantly—we know how their actions will
In recent years, the general aviation industry has been roiled by merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, which has seen such iconic fixed base operators (FBOs)
A Capitol View Just as Congress is laying the groundwork for a safe and efficient integration of AAM in the national air space, NATA is
President’s Message ABJ caught up with new NATA President and CEO Curt Castagna to discuss his vision for the Association. You have been a long-time
Does an incident- and accident-free history mean an organization is safe? Conversely, does an incident or accident occurrence mean an organization’s Safety Management System (SMS)
In recent years, ongoing developments in advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles moved from small-package-delivery, limited-range drones toward larger electric vertical take off and landing (eVTOL)
Is your company preparing for Part 135 certification? If so, did you know that you are required to set up an FAA Anti-Drug & Alcohol
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