Airspace
Companies using business aircraft operate within the National Airspace System (NAS) differently than the airlines do. For example, business aircraft tend to fly above or below airline traffic and operate into a far greater number of airports than air carriers do. NBAA has provided resources to allow operators of all sizes of business aircraft to maximize their efficient operation through the National Airspace System.
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Traffic Flow Management
Resources related to air traffic management and collaborative decision making (CDM). Learn more.
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ATC Issues & Procedures
Resources related to air traffic initiatives such as En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) and NOTAM realignment. Learn more.
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Regional Issues
Review FAA regional notices and airspace-related announcements for airports around the country. Learn more.
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Airspace Alerts
Review NOTAMs, TFRs and STMPs, or subscribe to receive airspace alerts by e-mail. Learn more.
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FAA Systems Operations Feedback
NBAA has developed an online form to allow Members to submit event feedback to FAA Systems Operations Directors of Tactical Operations (DTO).
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NBAA Navigator
This NBAA newsletter is issued twice a year to keep NBAA Members informed about current and future National Airspace System (NAS) initiatives. Learn more.
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NBAA GA Desk
NBAA staffs a full-time General Aviation Desk at the FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC). Subscribers to GA Desk services benefit from real-time monitoring of their flights by GA Desk Specialists, receive up-to-the minute information about air traffic issues.
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National Airspace System Status Briefing (NASSB)
NBAA's NASSB is a subscription-based, web site that detailing air traffic management initiatives and restrictions, helping Members effectively plan routes and schedules. Learn more.
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NBAA Access Committee
The NBAA Access Committee works to preserve airport and airspace access for everyone who relies on business aviation.
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Obstruction Evaluation / Airport Airspace Analysis (OE/AAA)
Navigable airspace is being threatened as everything from microwave towers, to office buildings to wind turbines are being built in ever increasing numbers, many near airports. Learn more.
