We bid farewell to long-time NATA team member Michael France and recognize his many achievements, first as Director of Regulatory Affairs and later as Managing Director of Safety & Training.

In conjunction with the US Department of Transportation’s Safety Institute (TSI)

Make Connections and Take Part in Executive Discussions on the FBO of the Future at NATA’s Aviation Business Conference

Reflects the latest updates from the CDC concerning the Federal Mask Order for Transportation Hubs and pandemic-related facility cleaning, disinfecting, and operations best practices

Standard aims to safeguard FBO team members, clients, corporate assets, the general public and represent industry best practices & government agency guidance.

Leading business aviation organisations come together to highlight growing global problem, exasperated by airline connectivity cut backs during pandemic.

Follows on from NATA Safety 1st Marshallers & Wing-walkers Ratings & Safety 1st Clean Standard.

VIews from the Ramp - Quick Hit #2 - NFPA 407 TIA

Today, the National Air Transportation Association (NATA) launched the official schedule for its Legacy Safety 1st System’s retirement and recent expansion of the new Safety 1st Training Center (SFTC).

NATA Ground Handling Safety Symposium 22-24 September 2020

New Customer Service & Communications Courses Launched by NATA Safety 1st Training Center!

Feature Article: What lies ahead for the FBO sector & how to adjust to the change

Podcast series for the Business & General Aviation Community

Duncan Aviation announces that all of its FBO service locations, including Battle Creek, Michigan; Kalamazoo, Michigan; Lincoln, Nebraska; and Provo, Utah, have earned the new NATA Safety 1st Clean Standard

Over 90 locations are NATA Safety 1st Clean!

National Air Transportation Association (NATA) announced that 50 companies are self-certified in NATA’s Safety 1st Clean since its inception in mid-June

Facilities safe for PAX, crew & staff

Upholding the highest cleaning/disinfection standards.

March 25, 2020: COVID-19 Update from President & CEO Timothy Obitts