NATA Brings Back Air Charter Summit
NATA is planning more events focused on different aspects of aviation businesses, including the return of the Air Charter Summit.
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Advanced air mobility is among the many topics on the slate for NATA's upcoming Air Charter Summit. (Photo: Hanneke Weitering/AIN)

After nearly a decade’s hiatus, the National Air Transportation Association (NATA) is bringing back its Air Charter Summit with a focus on addressing issues that are “bringing the future into play today,” according to association executives.

Last held in 2014, the association moved away from an air-charter-specific summit in favor of a broader event that merged it with its then-called Aviation Business and Legislative Conference. However, NATA this year is planning various events that are more focused on different aspects of aviation businesses, some of them through potential partnerships with other organizations.

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