Policies & Utilization

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Carriage of Candidates and Elected Officials

Carriage of Candidates and Elected Officials

The Federal Election Commission, Internal Revenue Service, and Federal Aviation Administration all regulate candidate and elected official travel. This section provides updated information for Members interested in providing transportation to a candidate or elected official. Learn More.

Non-Business Use of Employer-Provided Aircraft

Non-Business Use of Employer-Provided Aircraft

Businesses must be familiar with rules relating to non-business use of employer-provided aircraft, including Federal Aviation Administration, Internal Revenue Service and Securities and Exchange Commission. This section provides members with the latest regulatory information and best practices to manage the non-business use of employer-provided aircraft. Learn More.

Explaining Why Your Company Relies on Business Aviation: Questions and Answers

Business aviation is often misunderstood by the media, shareholders, elected officials and others. This document, assembled by NBAA's Corporate Aviation Management Committee, helps confront misperceptions by providing the most common questions about a company's use of business aviation, and offering some helpful answers.
http://www.nbaa.org/admin/policies/why/

NBAA Management Guide

Long viewed by the industry as an essential operational reference, the NBAA Management Guide is designed to assist existing flight departments with their operational and administrative requirements and to provide overall guidance for operating a flight department. Review the NBAA Management Guide.

Articles

The View from the Corner Office, Best Practices in Business Aviation Policies & Procedures, by James E. Lara, Gray Stone Advisors (PDF, 120 KB)For NBAA Members Only

Applying for Relief from FAA Regulations, by Aaron Goerlich and Jason Maddux, Garofalo Goerlich Hainbach PCFor NBAA Members Only