Posted on May 28th, 2019
“General aviation is and will be the future. Business aviation and commercial aviation have a direct impact on jobs and the economy,” Dallas Director of Aviation Mark Duebner said to an audience of prospective business aircraft owners, operators, manufacturers, and customers and at NBAA’s Business Aviation Regional Forum at Dallas Love Field in Dallas, TX.
The Sept.18 forum, which drew more than 1,600 attendees, featured more than 100 exhibitors and nearly 20 business aircraft on static display, and included sessions on hot topics in general aviation, Duebner started the conversation about the prosperous future ahead for the business aviation industry, and NBAA’s President and CEO Ed Bolen continued the conversation in his message to attendees. JetOptions attended the forum. Here are some pictures:
There is a strong sense of enthusiasm and optimism surrounding the business aviation industry, explained Bolen.
“Fuel sales are up, aircraft transactions are taking place and the economy is strengthening,” Bolen said. “This industry has a remarkable commitment to finding ways to not only survive but to also thrive.”
Sounding themes from the No Plane No Gain advocacy campaign, jointly sponsored by NBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association, Bolen added that business aviation is a secret weapon for the U. S. economy, and a fundamental tool for business productivity.
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