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If you love aviation but don’t picture yourself as a pilot, that’s more than OK. In fact, business aviation depends on professionals from all walks of life: technicians, engineers, flight attendants, safety experts, software developers, drone pilots, schedulers, graphic designers, accountants and more.

Meet a flight operations specialist who found her career path in business aviation after a series of closed doors put her in the right place at the right time.

A powerful passion for aviation drove Dylan Brown’s journey from an airport baggage handler to an engineering role at a prestigious aircraft manufacturer to piloting a sophisticated business jet.

Being a business aircraft flight attendant involves much more than providing inflight services. Find out how they’re trained to perform a crucial safety role during emergencies.

You don’t have to start your business aviation career alone. Jacob D’Leon shares his personal story about how he was lifted up by the bizav community and is now in turn helping others pursue their dreams.

An entirely new type of aircraft that’s expected to hit the market in the next few years has the potential to create opportunities for countless new jobs. Find out more about this exciting new chapter in aviation history and how you can be a part of it.

You may think you know social media, but experts warn, there may be a lot you don’t know. They shared valuable tips and tricks aimed at supercharging your bizav career.

Do you know where the business aviation scholarships are? The answers are here, along with details about how to avoid mistakes and make your application stand out.

Former military servicemen and servicewomen should not overlook all the valuable and fulfilling career opportunities that are now available in the business aviation industry. Here are the details on where you can learn more and get involved.

The commercial drone industry is on the verge of needing thousands of new pilots, engineers, data experts and others to make maps, shoot videos and photos and perform inspections. Find out how a new generation is preparing to fill these jobs.

Focusing on engagement, awareness and empathy can help industry leaders ensure that all employees feel respected and heard in the workplace.

When The Wall Street Journal published a one-sided story about business aviation, NBAA quickly teamed with member company SEL in setting the record straight in a letter sent to the news organization’s editor.

NBAA-BACE supercharged an industry driven by strong growth and a blazing pace of innovation. 

Students learned about opportunities in business aviation and met with potential employers at Collegiate Connect, part of the 2025 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition.

A new chapter in business aviation storytelling arrived at the 2025 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) with the debut of the NBAA-BACE Creator Studio, powered by Signature Aviation.

Learn how NBAA-BACE connects students and military veterans to fulfilling careers in business aviation through expert panels, dedicated networking events and meetings with potential employers.

The voting members of NBAA today re-elected two individuals to the association’s board of directors during an annual meeting held during NBAA-BACE.

Military skills are transferable to business aviation, and the industry welcomes and needs people with these skill sets, panelists said during a session to close out NBAA’s inaugural Military Connect program at NBAA-BACE.

NBAA announced the 26 recipients of the 2025 Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Scholarship.