NATA Board Stresses Need for Code of Ethics
The board formally issued a statement calling on GA businesses to adopt a code that focuses on safety, integrity, accountability, and respect.

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) board of directors is renewing its call on general aviation businesses to follow a code of ethics, issuing a statement yesterday underscoring the belief that following an industry-wide code will benefit aviation businesses on the whole. The release of the “Statement Regarding Ethical Conduct” is a follow-on to a Code of Ethics released in January 2013 and comes a month after the NATA board in February discussed a need for general aviation businesses to foster company values, promote fair business practices, and deter wrongdoing.


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