Airports
TEB honors its ‘good neighbors’
For the first time ever an NBAA Convention site has been chosen as the venue for Teterboro Airport to hand out its annual Good Neighbor Awards recognizing

For the first time ever an NBAA Convention site has been chosen as the venue for Teterboro Airport to hand out its annual Good Neighbor Awards recognizing business jet operators who fly in such a way as to avoid noise-sensitive areas around the bustling New Jersey airport.

Created in 2004 by the Teterboro Industry Working Group–which includes NBAA, AOPA, the National Air Transportation Association and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association among others–the awards give credit to aircraft operators who avoided violations of airport noise rules and nighttime operations. The winners are either operators based at the airport or those who have made more than 100 flights into and out of Teterboro during the year, who have not violated the voluntary night flight curfew in effect between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., or operated Stage 2 aircraft at the airport.