Recent media articles have disregarded key points outlined in NATA’s latest white paper and mischaracterized its intent. The goal of Factors Affecting the Commercial Sale
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
The National Air Transportation Association and its members have always prioritized safety, evidenced by NATA’s Safety 1st Training Center, the association’s most enduring resource. Now,
Standing in the way of “success” for many aviation businesses are matters that appear to be technical in nature – and in need of a
NATA Compliance Services’ (NATA CS) new Vice President of Security and Operations reflects on two decades in aviation security and shares insight for those considering
Long-time users of business aviation understand that the benefits of private air travel far outweigh the costs involved. These existing private fliers slowed travel briefly
How many times in the past few years have you received notice that a major corporation was hacked and your personal information might be exposed?
In an industry as full of passionate people as general aviation, everyone has a story of falling in love with flying. As the members of
It doesn’t take much for aviators to find a reason to take to the air, but throw in an emergency and they immediately take flight.
The global disruption caused by COVID-19 has provided cyber criminals the opportunity of a lifetime. Unfortunately, businesses both large and small—as well as private citizens—are
Pilots, maintenance technicians, and most other aviation workers are fully aware that the safety of aviation operations depends on their day-today efforts. But doing the
As a post-COVID era emerges, businesses across a swath of industries are rebuilding after months of shutdowns and sheltering in place, and the general aviation
The National Air Transportation Association and its members have always prioritized safety, evidenced by NATA’s Safety 1st Training Center, the association’s most enduring resource. Now,
Standing in the way of “success” for many aviation businesses are matters that appear to be technical in nature – and in need of a
NATA Compliance Services’ (NATA CS) new Vice President of Security and Operations reflects on two decades in aviation security and shares insight for those considering
Long-time users of business aviation understand that the benefits of private air travel far outweigh the costs involved. These existing private fliers slowed travel briefly
How many times in the past few years have you received notice that a major corporation was hacked and your personal information might be exposed?
In an industry as full of passionate people as general aviation, everyone has a story of falling in love with flying. As the members of
It doesn’t take much for aviators to find a reason to take to the air, but throw in an emergency and they immediately take flight.
The global disruption caused by COVID-19 has provided cyber criminals the opportunity of a lifetime. Unfortunately, businesses both large and small—as well as private citizens—are
Pilots, maintenance technicians, and most other aviation workers are fully aware that the safety of aviation operations depends on their day-today efforts. But doing the
As a post-COVID era emerges, businesses across a swath of industries are rebuilding after months of shutdowns and sheltering in place, and the general aviation
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