Print news offers important opportunities for explaining the value of business aviation, and NBAA and GAMA have offered countless interview opportunities to news executives to discuss the industry. Below is just a sampling of the interviews and articles the two organizations have participated in since the launch of the No Plane No Gain campaign in 2009.

New Jersey GA Airport Gives Back to the Community Through STEM Programs

More than two decades ago, when Linda Castner took over as co-operator and owner of her family airport – New Jersey’s Alexandria Field (N85) – she soon realized the importance of positioning the small, privately owned, public-use general aviation airport as a community asset with positive economic and social impacts. Over the years, Castner has achieved that recognition in part by tapping in to the increasing focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education, to the benefit of the local community, area-wide schools and students, and to N85.

Business Aircraft Trip Value Checklist

Passengers can provide valuable information on how traveling by business aircraft helps them do their job better. This checklist was designed so flight departments can gather data that will help them better inform shareholders and others about how a business aircraft helps their organization succeed.

Business Aviation Drives Company’s Expansion at Chicago-Area Airport

B. Coleman Aviation recently announced the completion of its 40,000-square-foot airplane hangar, which increases the company’s footprint to approximately 95,000-square-feet of FBO and hangar facilities at Gary/Chicago International Airport (GYY). “The hangar was built to meet the growing demand in the region for business aviation services,” said John Girzadas, president of B. Coleman Aviation.

Foundation Aims to Empower the Industry’s Next Generation

The Aviation Community Foundation (ACF) has a simple, but ambitious goal, and that’s to entice 1 million people to file a flight plan for a lifetime career in the aviation sector. “There is an incredible demand for talent today and into the future, and the industry is facing unprecedented demand for talent on a global level,” said Ethan Martin, founder and CEO of ACF.