Regulations and Government
NBAA Appoints New Member Companies to Leadership Council
Members support advocacy work to speak up for business aviation's contributions to society
NBAA president Ed Bolen at a Leadership Council meeting
NBAA president Ed Bolen moderates a Leadership Council meeting.

NBAA has added to the ranks of its Leadership Council, which consists of executives from more than 140 member companies. At the 2024 BACE show, the industry association is welcoming the following five companies: aircraft sales broker JetAviva, Concorde Battery Corporation, software specialist Web Manuals, business aviation services group Clay Lacy Aviation, and FBO operator Million Air.

According to NBAA, the Leadership Council’s advocacy role has become more critical as the industry faces criticism over issues such as the environmental impact of aviation and social justice. Its members have articulated the industry’s role as a generator of innovation, sustainability, and opportunities for future aviation professionals. They collaborate with the association’s government affairs team through campaigns such as No Plane No Gain and Climbing Fast.