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NBAA Reveals Annual Priorities for Owner Pilot Coalition
NBAA says addressing safety, costs, and supply chain are the key focuses of its owner pilot coalition for the year.
Owner/Single-Pilot Pavilion Tent at 2021 NBAA-BACE
During NBAA's 2023 planning meeting, Owner Pilot Association Coalition members discussed ideas for improving the owner/single-pilot pavilion at NBAA-BACE to be held later this year in Las Vegas. (Photo: NBAA)

The NBAA Owner Pilot Association Coalition (NBAA-OPAC) recently concluded its 2023 planning meeting focused on addressing top concerns for the owner-aviator community. Those priorities include the exploration of strategies to lower insurance for owner-operators, particularly for pilots over 70 years of age; the production of resources to enhance operator safety; ways to lower fuel costs; and addressing supply-chain difficulties. Coalition members also provided ideas for improving the owner/single-pilot pavilion at NBAA-BACE, which will be held in Las Vegas in October.

“I’ve felt our community has needed a coalition like this for some time,” said Tom Turner, executive director of the American Bonanza Society Air Safety Foundation. “The ability to discuss important safety and operational issues and identify common best practices will strengthen our entire industry.”

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