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Business Jet Sales Continue to Soar

Cessna will deliver almost as many business jets next year as the entire industry did a few years ago, and CEO Jack Pelton says there’s no end in sight to the jet boom. “Last year, we delivered 307 business jets. This year we expect to deliver 380. Next year, we plan to deliver 470,” said […]

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NBAA 2007 Launches in Atlanta

The business aircraft market has never been hotter, but that doesn’t mean everything is perfect. As the National Business Aviation Convention rolls into the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta on Tuesday, NBAA and its allies in general aviation remain embroiled in a political battle in Washington that could fundamentally change the way general aviation […]

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Visit AVweb’s Sponsor Companies at the 2006 NBAA Expo

AVweb will be in Orlando, Florida October 17-19, 2006 for the NBAA Convention. If you’re one of the many AVweb readers who make a living in the business of aviation, please take a moment while you’re at the show to stop by our sponsors’ booths. Their patronage of AVweb makes it possible for us to […]

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NBAA 2002: Going Places at Business Paces

The Smothers Brothers hadn’t yet taken the stage for the annual safety awards banquet that closed out official business for the 55th Annual Meeting and Convention of the National Business Aviation Association when the airways leading out of the Orlando Class B started to fill with departing aircraft. But surprisingly, many an NBAA static-display airplane […]

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NBAA 2002 – Confidence Returns to Business Aviation

NBAA 2002 Opens Amid New-Model Blitz and Buoyed Spirits It’s a year later, and many things have changed, including the return of confidence for business aviation. The 55th National Business Aviation Association Annual Meeting and Convention opened Tuesday in Orlando, Fla., and in his first report, AVweb’s Dave Higdon shows that things are almost back […]

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NBAA 2002 Opens Amid New-Model Blitz and Buoyed Spirits

A year ago, the NBAA board of directors reacted to the horror of 9/11 and the ensuing national airspace shutdown by voting to delay the 54th convention of the National Business Aviation Association, a convention already coming together in New Orleans. By the time the rescheduled convention convened in the Big Easy, the business-aviation community, […]

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