Hurricane Sandy: Business Aviation Responds
When natural disasters strike, the business aviation community snaps into action to deliver relief to people and communities. Often, financial or in-kind donations of aircraft and flight crews are offered to transport specialists and supplies into disaster-stricken areas.
Business aviation's help now is needed to assist relief efforts targeted to the Northeast U.S., which was hit by “Superstorm” Sandy on October 29, 2012.
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Business Aviation in Action
In the aftermath of the Hurricane Sandy, people and organizations from across the business aviation community mobilized to coordinate pilots, aircraft, flight-planning services and other assets to move relief and supplies into the disaster area. Learn more about the industry’s work to help those in crisis.
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Hurricane Sandy Operational Resources
NBAA Air Traffic Services (ATS) at the FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center provides information for business aircraft operators flying to areas affected by Hurricane Sandy. Review guidance from NBAA ATS.
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NBAA Humanitarian Emergency Response Operator (HERO) Database
Business aircraft operators may register with NBAA’s HERO Database to identify aircraft and other company assets that could be used in support of emergency response efforts. In the aftermath of major crises, this information is shared with organizations coordinating relief efforts. Register now.
