NBAA Flight Plan Podcasts
Summary: NBAA Flight Plan is a regular podcast featuring business aviation news and information for people on the go. Each issue provides an overview of important developments affecting NBAA Members, and the Association’s work to advocate for their interests. Listen to NBAA Flight Plan to hear the latest operational, regulatory and legislative news, and what it means for companies of all sizes, all across the U.S., that rely on business aviation to succeed. Subscribe to the NBAA Flight Plan podcast via iTunes or listen to past issues on NBAA.org.
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Podcasts:
ASTM International announced a new certification program for business jet cabin crews.
While sustainable aviation fuel reduces emissions, there are companies looking at ways to completely eliminate direct emissions from aircraft through the use of alternative energy sources
When talking about “fitness for duty,” the challenge of managing fatigue is one of the most important factors contributing to safe operations.
Hackathons can help companies and organizations of all types interested in out-of-the-box thinking and new ideas.
NBAA’s Kristi Ivey and Jo Damato took part in Auburn University’s first-ever Business Aviation Day – a two-day event devoted entirely to the industry.
As the Jan. 1, ADS-B deadline draws closer, NBAA’s Heidi Williams and Doug Carr answer operators’ questions about how to maintain their privacy utilizing the FAA’s new LADD and Privacy ICAO Address programs, both of which were advocated for by NBAA.
The NBAA Flight Plan podcast offers tips for avoiding bad actors in aviation.
Business aircraft pilots tired of delays and reroutes along the East Coast of the U.S. will soon find relief from the congestion and delays that are common in the region.
Holidays provide an opportunity to show appreciation to employees for the work they’ve done during the year to help your company succeed.
With the ADS-B compliance deadline about a month away, NBAA examines what business aircraft operators need to know about protecting their privacy.
Now that the FAA has cleared the way for commercial pilots with insulin-treated diabetes mellitus to receive first or second-class medical certificates if they can prove its well-managed, this could make it easier for business aircraft pilots to return to the skies as well.
After several years of relatively low premiums, business aircraft owners and operators now face steep hikes to their insurance premiums. But, there are ways for conscientious operators to ease some of that pain.
Millennials are making their presence felt across business aviation, not only influencing new ways to charter business aircraft, but also bringing a new perspective on aircraft ownership.
Artificial intelligence – or AI – is about more than asking Siri for directions – it already plays an important role throughout business aviation, and has potential to expand into more practical applications.
Artificial intelligence – or AI – is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, such as computers. These processes can help improve practices integral to business aviation.
