NATA’s Coyne marks 10 years as voice of the association
With the shakeup in leadership at NBAA, what are your thoughts on the role of NATA in the immediate future?
There has been a vacuum in l

With the shakeup in leadership at NBAA, what are your thoughts on the role of NATA in the immediate future?
There has been a vacuum in leadership at NBAA since Jack Olcott left [last year]. This has represented an opportunity for NATA to take more of a leadership role. There’s a good and a bad side to this. The bad side is that in the old days the various alphabet organizations really tried to work together to form coalitions. When we were all agreeing and working together we could get a lot done. I would get a couple of phone calls a day from Jack Olcott and vice versa. I think we will be able to put coalitions together when we need to with NBAA members and the board. At the same time, we would like to strengthen the presence of the business operators.