Two months after comments were submitted in response to the TSA's highly controversial LASP concept, there was a second meeting with the TSA and aviation industry representatives. Now where does it all stand? NBAA Flight Plan talks with NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen following his recent meeting with TSA officials.

This second special edition of NBAA Flight Plan focuses on swine flu considerations for business aircraft operators, in light of guidance issued by the FAA and DOT for keeping flight crews and passengers safe and healthy when traveling.

This edition of "NBAA's Flight Plan" focuses on swine flu considerations for business aircraft operators, and reports on developments related to the new GA Congressional Caucus and to opposition to the TSA's proposed Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP).

The inaugural edition of "NBAA Flight Plan" focuses on emissions policy proposals in the U.S. and elsewhere, and what each could mean for the companies of all sizes that rely on business aviation to succeed.

Increasingly, local and regional business aviation groups are staging safety events as a service to members and stakeholders in the area. The Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association (PNBAA), for example, is hosting its 2017 Safety and Security Day on April 6. The key to success, said PNBAA Director Brett Palmiero, is appealing to a diverse audience with topics of current interest in the industry.