MAKE PLANS TO BE PART OF THE LARGEST … BE PART OF THE LARGEST BUSINESS AVIATION EVENT IN THE WORLD! About 25,000 business aviation professionals from across the United States and

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

03 NBAA2013

04 NBAA Membership

05 NBAA2013 Venues

06 NBAA2013 Exhibit & Registration Hours

07 NBAA2013 Mobile App

08 NBAA2013 Opening General Session

08 NBAA2013 Second Day General Session

09 NBAA2013 NBAA Single-Pilot Safety Standdown

10 NBAA’s 2013 Award Winners

12 NBAA Careers in Business Aviation Day, Explore the Possibilities

12 NBAA’s Coffee Social

13 NBAA2013 Registration/Badge Information

14 NBAA 17th Annual Chairman’s Charity Classic Golf Tournament

15 NBAA2013 Program Schedule

17 NBAA Certifi ed Aviation Manager (CAM) Program

41 No Plane No Gain

42 NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening with Angels featuring The Fab Four

44 NBAA2013 Shuttle Bus Information

45 ABACE2014

46 EBACE2014

47 Sponsors

48 NBAA2013 General Information

50 Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Sessions at NBAA2013

51 Global Entry Program at NBAA2013

51 NBAA2013 New Indoor Static Display

NBAA2013: BE PART OF THE LARGEST BUSINESS AVIATION EVENT IN THE WORLD!

About 25,000 business aviation professionals from across the United States and around the world will meet October 22, 23, 24 in Las Vegas, NV, for NBAA2013. The event offers the premier opportunity for aircraft-purchase decision makers, entrepreneurs and other business leaders to meet and conduct business, make buying decisions and discuss current trends involving the use of an aircraft for business purposes.

NBAA’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition is the fi fth-largest trade show in the U.S., featuring more than 1,000 exhibits displayed across 1 million square feet of fl oor space, as well as the two Static Displays of Aircraft. The show also features more than 100 education sessions covering topics of interest to all Attendees, from those considering the use of an airplane to support their business needs, to those who have long used an airplane to help their businesses succeed. Dozens of maintenance & operations sessions (M&Os) will be offered by exhibiting original equipment manufacturers.

Additional features of NBAA2013 include:

• A fi rst of its kind indoor Light Business Airplane Static Display featuringnearly a dozen aircraft

• An Opening General Session with honored guests FAA Administrator Michael Huerta and TSA Administrator John Pistole on Tuesday, October 22 at 8:30 am

• Presentation of the 2013 Meritorious Service to Aviation Award to “The last man on the moon,” Captain Eugene “Gene” Cernan at the Second Day General Session on Wednesday, October 23 at 10:30 am

• A program tailored specifi cally to the safety concerns of the single pilot operator, the NBAA Single-Pilot Safety Standdown, on Monday, October 21

• Professional Development Courses to help Attendees in their quests to become Certifi ed Aviation Managers (CAMs)

• The NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening With Angels benefi t for Corporate Angel Network, with a private concert by The Fab Four

• And much, much more

We encourage you to review the program schedule within this Advance Program to learn about all that is planned for NBAA2013. Then, be sure to register and book your housing online at www.nbaa.org/2013.

We look forward to having you with us at the largest business aviation event in the world October 22 – 24 in Las Vegas.

Kind regards,

Kathleen M. BlouinSenior Vice President, Conventions & Forums

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D E D I C A T E D T O H E L P I N G B U S I N E S S

A C H I E V E I T S H I G H E S T G O A L S .

If there’s anything our Members love as much as fl ying, it’s knowing that when they fl y

for business, they’re making the most of every hour. That is, after all, why they joined

the National Business Aviation Association. We offer literally hundreds of programs and

services to help Members fl y as safely and effi ciently as possible. And, ultimately, to

help their businesses succeed. If you have a passion for fl ying, and productivity, join the

Association that not only shares your interests, but also works to protect them.

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NBAA2013 VENUES

Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC)

3150 Paradise RoadLas Vegas, NV 89109 (702) 892-0711

Henderson Executive Airport (HND)

3500 Executive Terminal Drive, Suite 100Henderson, NV 89052(702) 261-4800

NBAA2013 Static Display Shuttle Bus

Static Display Shuttle Buses will arrive and depart from the back of the Central Hall C5 near the Light Business Airplane Static Display.

The last bus from the Las Vegas Convention Center to the Static Display departs at 1:15 pm on Thursday. The last bus from the Static Display to the Las Vegas Convention Center departs at 4:00 pm on Thursday.

Directions to Henderson Executive Airport from the Las Vegas Strip

Take I-15 South towards Henderson, NV. Take exit 27 (SR-146/St. Rose Parkway) east 2.5 miles to Executive Airport Drive, turn right (south) to Executive Terminal Drive, turn left (east) passing Jet Stream Drive to terminal on the left.


EXHIBIT & REGISTRATION HOURS

EXHIBIT HALLS & INDOOR LIGHT BUSINESS AIRPLANE STATICDISPLAY HOURS:

Tuesday, October 22 10:00 am – 6:00 pmWednesday, October 23 9:00 am – 5:00 pmThursday, October 24 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

STATIC DISPLAY HOURS:


REGISTRATION HOURS:

Saturday, October 19

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibitor Registration

Las Vegas Convention Center, Grand Concourse between the North & Central Halls

Sunday, October 20

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibitor & Press Registration


9:00 am – 6:00 pm Exhibitor & Press Registration

Henderson Executive Airport

Monday, October 21

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Attendee, Exhibitor & Press Registration

Las Vegas Convention Center, Grand Concourse between the North & Central Halls and Henderson Executive Airport

Tuesday, October 22





Wednesday, October 23


Las Vegas Convention Center, Grand Concourse between the North & Central Halls and Henderson Executive Airport

Thursday, October 24






NBAA2013 will once again feature the NBAA Mobile Application for users of iPhones, Androids, BlackBerrys and Smartphones with web-enabled browser capability. The free NBAA App will allow Attendees to prepare for the Show, enhance their event experience at NBAA2013 and serve as a useful reference all year long.

The NBAA2013 App will include:

• An Exhibitor Directory with Booth locations, Exhibitor Company descriptions and product and service categories

• An interactive Exhibit Floor Plan for the Las VegasConvention Center

• A full schedule of Education Sessions, with the ability for Attendees to add them to their personal calendars

• A Twitter feed with the latest NBAA2013 online buzz

• The ability for Attendees to upload photos to share their NBAA2013 experience

• Links to the NBAA YouTube channel, Facebook page and more

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NBAA2013 will once again feature the NBAA Mobile Application

NBAA2013 OPENING GENERAL SESSION

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2013

8:30 am – 10:00 am

Exhibit Floor, Central Exhibit Hall C2, Las Vegas Convention Center

Join NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen as he welcomes NBAA’s distinguished guests Michael Huerta, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator and John Pistole, U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Administrator.

Also at the Opening General Session, NBAA will present its annual Al Ueltschi Humanitarian Award.

NBAA2013 SECOND DAY GENERAL SESSION

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2013

10:30 am – 12:00 noon

Exhibit Floor, Central Exhibit Hall C2, Las Vegas Convention Center

NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen will present the `last man on the moon,´ Captain Eugene “Gene” Cernan, with the 2013 Meritorious Service to Aviation Award, the Association’s highest award.

Also at the Second Day General Session, the NationalAviation Hall of Fame’s Combs-Gates Award will be awarded.


NBAA SINGLE-PILOT SAFETY STANDDOWN

STOP EVERYTHING AND FOCUS ON AVIATION SAFETY

MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 201310:30 am – 5:00 pm

Held in conjunction with the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, the NBAA Single-Pilot Safety Standdown will draw upon the actual experiences of pilots, providing an emphasis on peer-to-peer information sharing. Safety-themed sessions will focus on emerging technologies in cockpit information and decision-support systems to enhance operational safety, emerging benefi ts from operational data analysis and best practices for on-the-ground operations.

Program Schedule

10:30 am – 11:00 am Registration

11:00 am – 11:15 am Welcome and Introductions

11:15 am – 12:00 noon Single-Pilot Safety Review

12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Lunch

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Operational Data Analysis: What’s In It for Me?

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Loss of Control While Flying: Don’t Become A Statistic

3:00 pm – 3:15 pm Break

3:15 pm – 4:00 pm Type Club Safety Update: What’s Happening With Your Fleet?

4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Medical Issues and the Single-Pilot Operation

4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Remarks and Prize Drawing

Space is limited and Advance Registration, which includes all materials andlunch but does not include Registration for the Convention, is requested.

Registration fee: $25

Register or Learn More at www.nbaa.org/2013.

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MERITORIOUS SERVICE TO AVIATION AWARD RECOGNIZES CERNAN’S TIRELESSNESS IN PROMOTING AEROSPACE

Astronaut Eugene “Gene” Cernan, the “last man on the moon” and a frequent participant in NBAA events and programs, will receive the Meritorious Service to Aviation Award during

the Day Two General Session on Wednesday, October 23 at 10:30 am.

The Meritorious Service to Aviation Award, which is the business aviation industry’s most distinguished honor, recognizes Cernan’s extensive contributions to furthering achievements in aviation and aerospace.

A career U.S. Navy aviator, Cernan fl ew into space three times over his 13 years with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), fi rst serving as pilot of the Gemini 9 mission (1966) that furthered NASA’s understanding of the techniques required for extra-vehicular activities. He later fl ew two trips to the moon, serving as lunar module pilot of Apollo 10, NASA’s fi nal proving mission for the vehicle and procedures to be used for the Apollo moon landings, and as commander of Apollo 17, NASA’s fi nal manned moon mission, in 1972.

Cernan retired from the Navy as a captain, and from NASA, in 1976. He holds the distinction of being the last NASA astronaut to walk on the moon’s surface, an experience he says has driven and inspired him throughout all of his subsequent endeavors.

An accomplished pilot, Cernan is also a regular guest at NBAA’s annual Conventions, where he frequently joins other legendary aviators in presenting the National Aviation Hall of Fame’s annual Combs Gates Award, which honors aviation history, research and preservation efforts.

Cernan was awarded a Wright Brothers Master Pilot Certifi cate from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) during a presentation at NBAA’s 2010 Convention. He has been recognized with numerous other noteworthy honors, including the Navy Distinguished Flying Cross, the NASA Distinguished Service Medal, the FAI International Gold Medal for Space and NASA’s fi rst Ambassador of Exploration Award.

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The NBAA Meritorious Service to Aviation Award recognizes extraordinary lifelong professional contributions to aviation. Recipients of the Meritorious Service Award are individuals and groups who built the aviation industry, including business aviation, and who have created an industry and a community around one common denominator – the miracle of fl ight.

IBAC’S PETER INGLETON TO RECEIVE2013 DOSWELL AWARD

Peter Ingleton, director of liaison to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC), will be honored with the 2013 NBAA John P. “Jack” Doswell Award recognizing exemplary service to the global business aviation community.

Ingleton’s career in the aviation industry spans more than 40 years, much of that time spent working in the ICAO program on the development of international aviation regulatory policy.

Shortly after entering the workforce, he joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and remained with that organization until joining IBAC in 1997.

Ingleton has become an internationally renowned voice in the development of policy standards and recommended practices for the global aviation system, participating on a large number of ICAO panels responsible for aircraft operations and technical developments. He has extensive knowledge and experience in technical specialties such as those for aircraft operations, air traffi c services and aeronautical telecommunications.

A native of Australia, Ingleton has a background in electrical engineering. Ingleton will receive the award during a reception at NBAA2013.

NBAA established the Doswell award in 1987 to recognize lifelong individual achievement on behalf of and in support of the aims, goals and objectives of business aviation. It is named for Jack Doswell, a renowned World War II combat veteran, executive pilot and fl ight operations director who was actively involved in many NBAA committees and initiatives throughout the 1970s, and whose gifts inspired a high standard of involvement in the business aviation community.

COOLING TO RECEIVE NBAA FORMERBOARD AWARD

Former NBAA Board Member Jim Cooling will be presented the NBAA Former Board Award for his work on NBAA’s behalf to the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC). He served for nine years as a member of the NBAA Board of Directors and is a former member of the NBAA Tax Committee; as well as a past chairman of the Aviation, Transportation and Space Law Committee of the Missouri Bar; and past president of the Aviation Insurance Association. He has been a featured speaker at programs for the FAA, NBAA, EAA, Aviation Insurance Association and the SMU Aviation Law Symposium.

CAREERS IN BUSINESS AVIATION DAY, EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 249:00 am – 9:45 am

NBAA invites middle school, high school and college students interested in careers in aviation to attend the Convention’s Careers in Business Aviation Day at no charge on Thursday, October 24.

Attending the NBAA Convention is the absolute best way to learn all there is to know about business aviation.

For more information or to register, visit NBAA2013 Student Registrationat nbaa.org/2013.

DO YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS KNOWTHAT BUSINESS AVIATION MEANS:

D E D I C A T E D T O H E L P I N G B U S I N E S S A C H I E V E I T S H I G H E S T G O A L S.

Whether You Are New to NBAA OR Not Yet a Member...Join us for a Coffee Networking Social to meet with Ed Bolen, staff, committee members and

your peers to see what NBAA is all about, get your questions answered and learn how NBAA Membership can help make your business even more successful.

And enjoy some coffee on us, plus a chance to win passes to NBAA2014 in Orlando, FL!

Tuesday, October 22nd • 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

NBAA’s Coffee Social

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NBAA2013 REGISTRATION/BADGE INFORMATION

ONLINE REGISTRATION:

Online Advance Registration Fee: Member – $250; Non-Member – $450

NBAA is pleased to offer the convenience of Online Registration for NBAA2013. This is the recommended form of Registration. For your convenience, Online Registration will remain active for the duration of the Show. To register online, simply log on towww.nbaa.org/2013. Then, follow the step-by-step instructions, providing all requested information. Please enter information exactly as you wish it to appear on the Badges: full fi rst name (not initials) and last name, Company, city, state/province and country. Please note that a credit card is required for Online Registration. Badges for NBAA2013 will not be mailed in advance. If you register online, simply bring a copy of your confi rmation with you to scan at Express Check In to print your Badge.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION:

On-Site Self Registration Fee: Member – $320; Non-Member – $520

On-Site, Full-Service Registration Fee: Member – $345; Non-Member – $545

If you are not able to register online, Self Registration and Full-Service Registration will be available on site in the Registration areas located in the Grand Concourse between the North & Central Halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center and at Henderson Executive Airport. A credit card is required for Advance and Self Registration. At Full-Service Registration, Attendees can pay by cash, check or credit card.

The cost differential between Online and On-Site Registration is NBAA’s way of encouraging Advance Registration to save you the trouble of standing in long lines on site.

STUDENT REGISTRATION:

Online and On-Site Student Registration Fee: $80

PRESS REGISTRATION:

Members of the Press may pick up their Badges on site either the Registration area located in the Grand Concourse between the North & Central Halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center or at Henderson Executive Airport after showing their offi cial Press credentials. Press Badges will not be available in the NBAA Press Headquarters.

PRE- AND POST-CONVENTION SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS:

Some Pre- and Post-Convention Seminars/Workshops at NBAA2013 require separate payments, most of which include Registration for the NBAA Convention and are noted in the program descriptions. Registration for these Sessions also is available online.

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BADGE REPRINT FEE:

Please note that there is a $10 fee for all Badges that must be reprinted.

REGISTRATION CANCELLATION, SUBSTITUTION & REFUND POLICY:

Registration cancellations for NBAA2013 must be received no later than October 18. Prior to October 18, a refund will be granted minus a $25 processing fee.

NBAA understands the last minute nature of business aviation and has allowed as much fl exibility as possible; however, there will be no refunds after October 18, 2013.

For Pre- and Post-Convention PDP Courses and Conferences at NBAA2013, a full refund minus a 10% processing fee will be made for cancellations received in writing prior to October 18, 2013.

All cancellation/substitution requests must be sent via e-mail to [email protected] or via fax to (202) 737-4478 or (202) 478-6885. E-mail date or fax transmission date will determine date of cancellation. If you are unable to attend and wish to send another representative from your Company, simply e-mail your substitution request to NBAA at [email protected].

CHILDREN:

NBAA2013 is a business event. Children under 12 are never permitted on the Exhibit Floor or at the Static Display of Aircraft – under any circumstances. Children ages 12 to 17 will be permitted into the Exhibit Hall and Static Display of Aircraft during offi cial Exhibit hours only provided that they register, pay appropriate fees and are accompanied by an adult at all times. NBAA will not be held responsible by or for any cause whatsoever.

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Over One Million Highly Skilled Jobs According to numerous studies, business aviation supports 1.2 million stable, high-wage jobs.

A Lifeline for America’s Smaller Communities Of 5,000 public-use airports, only 500 have commercial airline service, making business aviation a lifeline for small and medium-size cities and towns.

Productivity Gains for American Businesses Businesses of all sizes are using business aviation to compete and succeed in a demanding marketplace.

A Life Saver for People in Need Companies with business aircraft are active in disaster relief efforts across the country. Make sure your elected officials know that

DO YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS KNOWTHAT BUSINESS AVIATION MEANS:


NBAA’S 17TH ANNUAL CHAIRMAN’S CHARITY CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENTMonday, October 21 at the Revere Golf Club in Henderson, NV

NBAA invites you to join us for this year’s 17th Annual Chairman’s Charity Classic Golf Tournament, held in conjunction with NBAA2013. It’s a great way to kick off the Convention, network with your peers and raise money for NBAA Charities!

For more information regarding the NBAA Golf Tournament, including sponsorship

opportunities, please call (202) 783-9000 or visit www.nbaa.org/golf.

Register Today at www.nbaa.org/golf

NBAA2013 PROGRAM SCHEDULE

All events are located at the Las Vegas Convention Center, unless otherwise noted. Schedule information is subject to change. The most recent updates to the NBAA2013 program will be refl ected online at www.nbaa.org/2013.

* denotes speaker has been invited.

Sessions designated with this symbol are eligible for CAM Application and Recertifi cation credit.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19

12:00 noon – 5:00 pm Exhibitor Registration Open


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibitor & Press Registration Open


9:00 am – 6:00 pm Exhibitor & Press Registration Open


8:00 am – 5:00 pm Inspection Authorization (IA) Renewal Course

7:30 – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 – 5:00 pm CourseThis Course will include multiple presentations by subject matter experts on the latest information in regulatory and maintenance trends in aviation maintenance. This Inspection Authorized Renewal Course meets the requirements of FAA part 65.93,a,4. FAA Course Acceptance Number: C-IND-IM-121126-K-006-001, Expires 2-28/2015A separate payment, which does not include Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this one-day Course. Registration fee: $225


8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Capitalize on Human Resources

Presented by: ServiceElements

Meets Objective: HR4

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm CourseThis Course is designed to get participants thinking differently about a fl ight department’s most valuable resources… its people. It will introduce several new concepts that can enhance staffi ng requirements and increase employee satisfaction. This highly interactive Course includes role plays, break-out sessions and group discussions. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this one-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $550; Non-Member: $700

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Emergency Response and Family Assistance

Planning for Business Aviation (Day 1 of 2)

Presented by: Aviem International and theFamily Assistance Foundation

Meets Objective: Ops5

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopThis two-day Course will provide participants with a substantial awareness of the challenges faced by any organization experiencing a serious aviation related accident. Participants will take away important skills and materials needed to develop or enhance their organization’s emergency response plans. The Course will also cover media communications in an emergency response and supporting accident survivors and families. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $1,300; Non-Member: $1,475

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Human Factors in Corporate Aviation (Day 1 of 2)

Presented by: Grey Owl Aviation Consultants

Meets Objective: HR9

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm CourseThe objective of this Course, as it relates to aviation fl ight crews, technicians and managers, is to reduce errors and their associated costs, to create a corporate culture conducive to human error prevention and to develop realistic and immediate safety nets. The Course is case study-based to illustrate topics covered, which will help you to identify, investigate and mitigate human error to enhance your organization’s safety. This Course also meets FAA IA eight-hour renewal. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $950; Non-Member: $1,100



The Certified Aviation Manager Program

identifies qualified professionals to lead

flight departments and companies that

use business aircraft.

Join the ranks of esteemed aviation

professionals who have already been

certified – prepare for CAM at NBAA2013.

Roadmap to CAM – Tuesday, October 22, at 3:00 pm

This Education Session will help answer all your CAM questions: why become a CAM, qualifying and completing the CAM application, studying for the exam and what to expect when sitting for the exam.

Earn CAM Points at NBAA2013 Education Sessions

The following NBAA2013 Education Sessions will be worth ¼ point each toward the CAM application or recertification for current CAMs:

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Risk Management 101 Targeting the Current Transaction Market The Perfect Storm: Continuing to Address the Business Aviation Talent Shortage Succession Development in Leading Organizations Federal Excise Tax on Aircraft Management Companies Operating and Doing Business in China Six Stages to High Altitude Leadership

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Leadership – The Soft Stuff Doesn’t Have To Be The Hard Stuff Six Shades of Gray – FAA and DOT Regulatory Compliance SMS – Not Just for Pilots! How to Structure “Charter Management” Arrangements to Comply with the

FAA Requirements Business Aviation – Sustainability in a World of Change Creating High Performance Business Aviation Teams though

Transformational Leadership Safety Management Systems: Energizing Your Safety Assurance with Tools

and Guidance for Small Operators

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8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Management Fundamentals for Flight

Departments Workshop (Day 1 of 2)

Presented by: Walter Kraujalis, AeronomX and NBAA

Meets Objectives: L2 & L3

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopThis two-day Workshop gives fl ight department managers key information about safe operations, regulatory compliance, basic management practices, budgeting and accounting, cost controls, vendor selection and tracking, records and reports, planning for the future and other issues. Other topics covered in the Workshop include: personnel issues, internal and external communications, case studies, templates and forms and checklists that are useful in daily fl ight management. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $950; Non-Member: $1,100

8:30 am – 5:30 pm Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference (Day 1 of 2)

7:30 am – 8:30 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:30 am – 5:30 pm ConferenceNBAA’s Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference provides business aviation professionals and their advisors practical knowledge to help ensure compliance with the myriad of federal, state and local regulations and tax changes. Join your peers and the industry’s leading experts to obtain the tools you need to stay current on these important and ever-changing topics.A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day Conference.Registration fee: Member: $1,175*; Non-Member: $1,475** Price refl ects an early Registration discount. Register by September 29 to receive

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 21

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Attendee, Exhibitor & Press Registration Open

Las Vegas Convention Center North & South Concourses and Henderson Executive Airport

10:00 am – 6:00 pm NBAA 17th Annual Chairman’s Charity Classic

Golf Tournament

The Revere Golf Club, Henderson, NVHelp support NBAA Charities! NBAA invites you to join us for this year’s 17th AnnualChairman’s Charity Classic Golf Tournament! Held in conjunction with NBAA2013, it’s a great way to kick off the Convention, network with your peers and raise money for NBAA Charities. We hope to see you there.

10:00 am Registration 12:00 noon Shotgun Start 4:30 pm Awards Reception

Player positions: $295; Foursomes: $1,180There is a $30 processing fee for all cancellations. No refunds will be provided after October 18.

For more information regarding the NBAA Golf Tournament, including sponsorship opportunities, please call (202) 783-9000 or visit www.nbaa.org/golf.

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Enhancing Productivity Through Business Aviation

Presented by: Aviation Training Solutions

Meets Objective: BM1

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm CourseThis Course will focus on the value-added solution that is business aviation. Attendees will learn the value of business aviation and methods to present this value to company personnel via marketing, proposals, presentations and more.A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this one-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $550; Non-Member: $700

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Emergency Response and Family Assistance

Planning for Business Aviation (Day 2 of 2)

Presented by: Aviem International and theFamily Assistance Foundation

Meets Objective: Ops5

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopSee details on Sunday, Day 1 of this Course. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $1,300; Non-Member: $1,475



8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Human Factors in Corporate Aviation (Day 2 of 2)

Presented by: Grey Owl Aviation Consultants

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Course Meets Objective: HR9 See details on Sunday, Day 1 of this Course. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this PDP Course.Registration fee: Members: $950; Non-Members: $1,100

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Management Fundamentals for Flight

Departments Workshop (Day 2 of 2)


Meets Objectives: L2 & L3

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopSee details on Sunday, Day 1 of this Workshop. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this PDP Course.Registration fee: Member: $950; Non-Member: $1,100

8:15 am – 5:00 pm Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference (Day 2 of 2)

7:30 am – 8:15 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:15 am – 5:00 pm ConferenceSee details on Sunday, Day 1 of this Conference. A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day Conference.Registration fee: Member: $1,175*; Non-Member: $1,475** includes an early registration discount. Register by September 29 to receive this rate.

10:30 am – 5:00 pm NBAA Single-Pilot Safety Standdown

Held in conjunction with the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, the NBAA Single-Pilot Safety Standdown will draw upon the actual experiences of pilots, providing an emphasis on peer-to-peer information sharing. Safety-themed sessions will focus on issues specifi cally affecting single pilot operations such as emerging technologies in cockpit information, decision-support systems to enhance operational safety, emerging benefi ts from operational data analysis and best practices for on-the-ground operations.

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Program Schedule

10:30 am – 11:00 am Registration

11:00 am – 11:15 am Welcome and Introductions

11:15 am – 12:00 noon Single Pilot Safety Review

12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Lunch

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Operational Data Analysis: What’s in it For Me?

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Loss of Control While Flying: Don’t Become A Statistic

3:00 pm – 3:15 pm Break

3:15 pm – 4:00 pm Type Club Safety Update: What’s Happen With Your Fleet?

4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Medical Issues and the Single Pilot Operation

4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Remarks and Prize Drawing

Space is limited and Advance Registration, which includes all materials and lunch but does not include Registration for the Convention, is requested.Registration fee: $25

1:00 pm – 2:30 pm NBAA Professional Development Strategic Focus Team Meeting

This working meeting of the Professional Development Strategic Focus Team will address issues related to career professional development for NBAA Members, conference planning and the NBAA Scholarship Program.

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm NBAA Access Committee Meeting


2:00 pm – 5:00 pm NBAA Flight Attendant Committee Meeting

This is a working committee meeting to continue planning for the 2014 Flight Attendant/Flight Technician Conference which will be held June 19-21, 2014, in West Palm Beach, FL.

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Committee Meeting

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm NBAA Domestic Operations Committee Meeting

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm NBAA Safety Committee Meeting

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm NBAA Security Council Meeting



TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22



7:00 am – 8:15 am No Plane No Gain Media Kick-Off Breakfast, by invitation



8:30 am – 10:00 am NBAA2013 Opening General Session

Exhibit Floor, Central Exhibit Hall C2, Las Vegas Convention CenterJoin NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen as he welcomes NBAA’s distinguished guestsMichael Huerta, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator and John Pistole, U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Administrator. Also at the Opening General Session, NBAA’s annual Al Ueltschi Humanitarian Award will be presented.

9:00 am – 6:00 pm NBAA Static Display Open


10:00 am – 6:00 pm NBAA Exhibit Halls and Light Business Airplane Static

Display Open

10:30 am – 12:00 noon Don’t Leave it to Chance – FileSmart

Presented by: John Kosak, NBAA and Jim McClay, NBAA When you are preparing for a fl ight, when do you fi le your fl ight plan? When you do, are you confi dent that the fl ight plan is fi led correctly and that you are aware of weather and airspace constraints that can impact your fl ight? This Session will give you an overview of the new FileSmart initiative, which exists to educate operators about being proactive in seeing and avoiding delays, and giving FAA the information they need to more effectively manage the National Airspace System.

10:30 am – 12:00 noon IS-BAO, The Gold Standard

Presented by: the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC)

You demand the highest level of safety and security for your fl ight operations. IBAC’s International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO) leverages the best thinking and practices of business aviation operators from around the world. This program, based on Safety Management System (SMS) concepts is designed to assist single to multiple aircraft operators, regardless of the size or scope of their fl ight operations. This session will address the process of getting your organization started in, and progressing through the development of uniform practical procedures that are relevant to the highest levels of operational safety. IS-BAO will help ensure you achieve it. If you are already familiar with IS-BAO and you would like to learn how to advocate internally for IS-BAO, please attend this Session.

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10:30 am – 12:00 noon Risk Management 101

Moderated by: Tim McSwain, Allianz Presented by: John Averill, Insurance Offi ce of America; Vic D’Avanzo, USAIG; Christa Hinckley, Dentons US; and James Murray, Delta Private Jets This Session is eligible for CAM Application and

Recertifi cation credit.

What does taking a shower have in common with operating aircraft? Simple – it requires decisions about risk! Don’t believe it? Consider this common situation: it is 4:00 am; you stumble to the bathroom, fumble for the light, reach into the stall and turn the water valves on. After a moment, you test the water temperature and discover it is two degrees cooler than steam, so:

a. you avoid getting burned by deciding not to shower today, orb. you mitigate the risk by reducing the temperature, orc. you may decide to let someone else shower fi rst (!), and see if they get burned,

ord. you decide that you will get in the shower anyway, accepting the risk of

getting burned.

All of the elements of handling a known risk are present in this example and you did them without thinking very much about risk or the handling of it. There are four such elements: 1) Avoidance; 2) Mitigation; 3) Transfer; and 4) Retention. Each of these elements is an integral part of dealing with any risk. This panel will walk though what each element of risk means and apply them to the real world of aviation operations.

10:30 am – 12:00 noon NBAA Safety Town Hall Meeting – Addressing Business

Aviation’s Top Safety Challenges

Presented by: Eric Barfi eld, Hope Aviation Insurance and James Lara, Gray Stone AdvisorsThe NBAA Safety Committee has updated its Top 10 Safety Issues for Business Aviation. How can we best address these top concerns while keeping our eye on the mission at hand? This strategically focused Session will bring together business aviation safety leaders from across the country for a collaborative discussion about safety.



10:30 am – 12:00 noon Targeting the Current Transaction Market

Presented by: Jeff Agur, Van Allen Group; Sean Lancaster,

Bristol Associates; and Mark Ringel, Zuckert Scoutt & Rasenberger, LP

This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


Today’s business aviation market is driven by factors that range from macro infl uences like the state of the economy and the health and strategies of manufacturers to micro factors that are more specifi c to a transaction like brand loyalty, product mix and capability, and company specifi c operating structures. In between, the market is infl uenced by industry factors like uncertainty in residual values, evolution of fi nancing products, changes in the regulatory and tax environments and the expected life cycle of current business aircraft models. Join this panel of industry leaders in an interactive discussion of these and other factors, from the big picture to the deal specifi c, and learn about how these factors can create value opportunities in the market or how they can hinder the market’s recovery. Bring your questions, your ideas and your views to help us stimulate a lively discussion.

10:30 am – 12:00 noon The Perfect Storm: Continuing to Address the Business

Aviation Talent Shortage

Presented by: Sheryl Barden, Aviation Personnel International;Kevin Hiatt, Flight Safety Foundation; Charles Reagan, Ph.D.,

Kansas State University; and Stephen Taylor, Boeing Business Jets This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


Industry experts will address new developments regarding the declining aviation talent pool. Attendees will take away a greater understanding of the talent shortage and learn how to address these six questions: 1) WHO in my organization needs to know about this? 2) WHAT do they need to know? 3) WHERE do I fi nd internal and external partners to help me tackle this for my organization? 4) HOW do I craft solutions so my department and my organization can stay ahead of this issue? 5) TODAY, how and where do I fi nd talent and what impact do internships play? And 6) TOMORROW, how do I vigilantly retain talent? Top experts will reveal startling statistics and discuss ways fl ight departments can plan to be at-the-ready, and attract and retain candidates especially during an aviation personnel shortage. The panel will focus on talent development, safety, OEM aircraft expected pipeline, diversity, and ways to develop passion and commitment for aviation careers in the next generation.

10:30 am – 12:00 noon Transport Aircraft Performance Planning (TAPP)

Presented by: Coby Johnson, FAA and Chris Jones, FAAThe Transport Aircraft Performance Planning (TAPP) Working Group presents an overview of their recent initiatives within FAA and industry, along with a brief review of the Part 25 Transport Airplane performance requirements, a discussion on the new circling approach protected airspace, and a discussion on airplane approach categories. TAPP WG will introduce their new training packages that supplement their video presentations produced in 2012 that are hosted on NBAA’s YouTube channel for pilot familiarity.

12:00 noon – 2:30 pm Certifi ed Aviation Manager (CAM) Governing Board

Meeting and Luncheon

This working committee meeting is one of two annual meetings of the CAM Governing Board. For questions or further information on this meeting, contact NBAA’s Jay Evans at [email protected] or (202) 783-9000.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm An Immediate Post Accident Time Bomb:

Properly Completing NTSB Form 6120.1

Presented by: Paul Lange, Law Offi ces of Paul A. Lange, LLCThe immediate aftermath of an accident is no time to start thinking about all the pitfalls associated with completing the lengthy and detailed NTSB Form 6120.1, which is due 10 days following an accident. It asks such seemingly innocuous questions as: “Who is the operator?” In a time of pilot and mechanic agency agreements, numerous RVSM authorizations and a variety of other operational control issues, are you 100% certain that all the documentation for every fl ight matches so that it is clear whom is the operator? In this Session, Attendees will gain the knowledge and skills to ensure that they can complete the 6120.1 form without creating additional regulatory, tort and insurance coverage problems for themselves at a critical time.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Ensuring the Highest Resale Value of Your Business Aircraft

Presented by: Jeremy Cox, JetBrokers, Inc With a challenging pre-owned aircraft market, selecting the right avionics and equipment upgrades can make your aircraft stand out to potential buyers. Decisions related to maintenance and the overall care of the aircraft also impact resale value. During this Session, Attendees will learn how to implement strategies to maintain the future resale value of business aircraft, understand the impact avionics and other equipment upgrades will have on resale value and review current trends in the pre-owned business aircraft market.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Fleet Issue Collaboration; Improving Safety, Operating

Cost And Reliability Through The Sharing Of Aircraft

Operational Data

Presented by: Grant Johnson, Airframe Resolution LLC;John Peters, Airframe Resolution LLC; and Jeff Shutrump,

Airframe Resolution LLCBusiness jet owners’ typical small fl eets do not provide a large enough sample size to gain suffi cient reliability and maintenance data. By collecting and pooling data with other operators, industry trends can be identifi ed. An individual operator can determine its position against industry trends and enable collaboration with other operators for solutions. Sharing data provides more leverage when approaching OEMS and suppliers to seek fl eet-wide solutions.



1:00 pm – 2:00 pm NBAA Security and Customs Review

Moderated by: Charlie LeBlanc, FrontierMedexNumerous improvements to TSA and CBP programs have occurred over the last year. In particular, accessing DCA and the Southern Border Overfl ight Program have seen programming changes that improve their utility and effi ciency. Join representatives from TSA, CBP and NBAA’s Security Council for a review of these and other policy changes.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Streamlining the RVSM Authorization Process

Presented by: Mark Larsen, NBAA and David Norton,

Shackelford, Melton, & McKinley, LLPRVSM authorizations have been one of the biggest issues for business aircraft owners and operators, for which NBAA staff and Members have been working with FAA staff over the last 18 months to identify ways to streamline the authorization process. Learn about the streamlines put in place and the best ways to take advantage as an operator.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Succession Development in Leading Organizations

Presented by: Judy Mathieson, Denise Zaporzan & Associates and Denise Zaporzan, Denise Zaporzan & Associates This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


Successful succession planning enables organizations to identify and develop high potential employees to fi ll key business leadership positions. While not a new business issue, it is increasingly important today given higher demands in a global market, the retirement of baby boomers and the widening talent gap. Leading organizations understand the need to create a strong process around talent management. A successful succession planning process includes recruiting strong individuals who fi t with the culture of the organization, then developing their knowledge, skills and abilities to prepare them for advancement and promotion into more challenging roles and key leadership positions. Through guided discussion and activities, this Session will provide you with an understanding of how to identify top talent in your organization and what a “best in class” talent succession planning process is.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Tax Issues for Owner-Pilots

Presented by: Sue Folkringa, Wolcott and Associates, PA andJed Wolcott, Wolcott and Associates,. P.A.

Aviation tax issues are somewhat different for owner-pilots than for aircraft owned by companies or operated by fl ight departments. This Session will discuss aircraft ownership structures, tax planning and general federal and state tax issues specifi cally directed to owner-pilots.

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1:00 pm – 2:00 pm The Business Aviation Pilot and the Flight Physical:

Top 10 Causes for Disqualifi cation

Presented by: Clay Cowl, Mayo Clinic and Larry Steinkraus,

Mayo ClinicThe best insurance for protection against unexpected medical issues for any FAA medical certifi cate holder is early detection, which typically results in the discovery of medical conditions at a stage compatible with continuing aviation duties. In this Session, experts will present new trends in the FAA aeromedical certifi cation process and discuss a variety of commonly encountered medical cases to help pilots and other medical certifi cate holders better understand the Special Issuance waiver process and identify the most common conditions seen requiring medical waivers. The presenters also will provide expertise to the audience by answering medical questions covering a variety of topics.

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm NBAA Coffee Social

NBAA Headquarters Booth, N904Whether you are new to NBAA or not yet a Member, join us for a Coffee Networking Social at the NBAA Headquarters Booth to meet with NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen, NBAA Board Members, NBAA staff, NBAA Committee members and your peers to see what NBAA is all about, get your questions answered and learn how NBAA Membership can help make your business even more successful. Enjoy some coffee on us, and enter to win passes to NBAA2014 in Orlando.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Automation Airmanship for the 21st Century

Presented by: Chris Lutat, Convergent PerformanceFor over two decades the aviation industry has seen the acceleration in the replacement of legacy, “round dial” aircraft – large and small, civil and military, fi xed and rotary wing – with a new generation of aircraft built around digital technology. In recent years, the pace has accelerated dramatically, yet the human component of this safety-centered system has lagged advances in hardware and software. Captain Chris Lutat will discuss his experience in helping organizations of all sizes adapt and adjust to the challenge of adopting highly automated aircraft, while offering a unique perspective on the hurdles associated with adopting new technology, and valuable insights on improving the integration between the human operator and the information-rich environment of advanced aircraft. The presentation will include discussions of the importance of crew member and equipment readiness.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Roadmap to CAM

Presented by: Fred Adams, Basin Electric Power Cooperative; Jay Evans, NBAA; and Scott Rose, PepsicoThis Session will cover how to prepare for and become a Certifi ed Aviation Manager (CAM). Topics covered include: qualifying and completing the CAM application, studying for the exam and what to expect when sitting for the exam. Bring your questions to this discussion as you consider taking your career to the next level. For questions or further information, contact NBAA’s Jay Evans at [email protected].


2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Federal Excise Tax on Aircraft Management Companies

Presented by: John Hoover, Dow Lohnes PLLC andKeith Swirsky, GKG Law



This panel will discuss the federal excise tax laws applicable to managed aircraft, recent audit experience, NBAA’s efforts to advocate the industry’s view directly to the IRS, and recommendations for aircraft management companies and aircraft owners.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Meet the Regulators – A Conversation with FAA’s Top

Safety Leaders

Moderated by: Doug Carr, NBAAJoin our panel of distinguished FAA representatives for our annual opportunity to hear about the latest developments on issues affecting aircraft operations, maintenance and training for business aviation.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Mitigating a Hazard: Our Humanness

Presented by: Gene Benson, Bright Spot, Inc.The concepts and practices of CRM, SMS, TEM, and others provide valuable, proven ways to minimize risk and enhance safety, but they all have one common fl aw. They rely on humans. This presentation takes a lighthearted look at our human nature and provides some practical takeaways on how we can reduce our own human errors and help others to do the same.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Operating and Doing Business in China

Moderated by: Jay Mesinger, J. Mesinger Corporate Jet Sales This Session is eligible for CAM Application and

Recertifi cation credit. The development of internal strategies for multi-national fl ight department travel to and within this region will be of huge importance to those individuals and companies who attend this program. The panel will include Chinese companies providing services in the region and fl ight department managers of multi-national companies who have recently based aircraft in China, as well as critical providers to the industry in this area. Learn about how your company can utilize business aviation in China and the broader Asian region.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Reduce Your Odds of Delay – Learn More About Traffi c

Flow Management

Presented by: Jim McClay, NBAA and Dean Snell, NBAAEncountering air traffi c delays in the course of conducting fl ight operations is normal. However, depending on how much you understand about traffi c fl ow management (TFM), you can potentially minimize those delays or avoid them altogether. This Session will give you an overview of basic TFM concepts and terminology, show you several tools used by FAA to manage air traffi c, and then how you can use that knowledge to make your fl ight operation run more effi ciently.


2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Six Stages to High Altitude Leadership

Moderated by: Spring Adamo, Schedulers & Dispatchers Committee Chairwoman

Presented by: Betty Shotton, Liftoff Leadership This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


High Altitude Leadership is a motivational call to accountability. In this interactive and insightful presentation, Ms. Shotton presents a six-stage plan to propel participants out of limited perceptions and outlines a fl ight plan for converting stubborn challenges into opportunities. CHOICE, POSSIBILITY, CHANGE, COURAGE, COMMITMENT AND TAKING ACTION are the core concepts. An overview of the Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference and professional development opportunities for the S&D will also be included.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23


Las Vegas Convention Center North & South Concourses and Henderson Executive Airport

9:00 am – 5:00 pm NBAA Exhibit Halls, Light Business Airplane Static Display

and Static Display Open

Las Vegas Convention Center and Henderson Executive Airport

8:00 am – 10:00 am NBAA Tax Committee Meeting

8:00 am – 10:00 am NBAA Corporate Aviation Management Committee

(CAMC) Meeting

This is a working meeting of the Corporate Aviation Management Committee (CAMC). The committee will discuss plans for the 2014 NBAA Leadership Conference which will be held February 19-20, 2014. For questions or further information on this Session, contact NBAA’s Jay Evans at [email protected].

9:00 am – 10:00 am Aviation Critical Incident Stress Management and

Introduction to the Critical Incident Response Plan

Presented by: Kevin Armstrong, Aircare Solutions GroupBasic stress management is an important part of our daily lives, at home and at work, especially in business aviation where demands and expectations are high. Typically associated with catastrophic events, critical incident stress may cause long-term mental health issues if not dealt with early or effectively. This Session will introduce Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM), cover the human mental health model and discuss what causes disruptions to strong mental health and methods of managing both basic stress and critical incident stress. This includes peer support, debriefi ng, and critical incident support methodologies. The discussion also explains what a Critical Incident Response Plan (CIRP) is and why it’s important to establish one ahead of time.



9:00 am – 10:00 am Best Practices in Corporate Shuttle Operations

Presented by: Leland Blake, Cummins, Inc.; Jamie Stone,

ConocoPhillips; and Lisa Swartzwelder, NBAA Corporate Shuttle Working GroupJoin Members of the NBAA Domestic Operations Committee Corporate Shuttle Working Group for roundtable discussions on topics to include considerations for starting a corporate shuttle service, Part 91 shuttle operations, Part 125 regulatory issues and corporate shuttle passenger service.

9:00 am – 10:00 am Collaborative Decision Making Weather Evaluation Team

Update on Supporting NextGen Concepts

Presented by: Kevin Johnston, FAA and John Kosak, NBAAThis meeting is a follow-up to the FPAW meeting held at last year’s Convention, where the government agencies shared with the broader aviation-weather community of interest the status of “NextGen Weather” with a focus on activities related to Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) between the operator community and the FAA. In this follow-up meeting, the CDM community will have an opportunity to provide feedback to the agencies on the overall plans and activities for air traffi c management (ATM) and weather communities working together to mitigate the impacts of weather in the NAS in the short-term (12-36 months).

9:00 am – 10:00 am EU-ETS: Compliance in 2014 and Beyond

Presented by: Adam Hartley, Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc.This presentation will provide a review of the implementation of the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) and will discuss: lessons learned in the fi rst year of carbon trading in 2012/2013; progress on a global scheme from ICAO and its impact on (EU-ETS) reporting; carbon market update (pricing, etc.); and tips and best practices for small emitters. Get answers to some of the most commonly asked questions regarding EU-ETS and look ahead to potential changes that could be made to the program and their impact on operators.

9:00 am – 10:00 am Leadership – The Soft Stuff Doesn’t Have To Be The

Hard Stuff Presented by: Jeannine Falter, PhD, Duncan Aviation;

Steve Gade, Duncan Aviation; and John Slieter,

Duncan Aviation This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


At this invigorating and inspiring Session, presenters will share several concepts targeted at effective communication, gaining agreement, building diverse teams, leveraging emotional intelligence, and several other unique and tried and true concepts. Attendees will achieve a new level of appreciation and understanding of their impact on others through self awareness and effective communication.

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9:00 am – 10:00 am Six Shades of Gray – FAA and DOT Regulatory Compliance

Presented by: Gary Garofalo, Garofalo Goerlich Hainbach PC; Aaron Goerlich, Garofalo Goerlich Hainbach PC; and Al Mann, Reynolds Jet Management This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


This Session will explore the many “shades of gray” in attempting to comply with FAA and DOT regulations. The “gray” areas will include: determining US citizenship for FAA registration, as well as DOT and FAA licensing purposes; satisfying the “incidental business” test to avoid the Flight Department Company dilemma; determining a company’s regulatory status as a “broker” (and the consequences of making a wrong determination); on-demand Part 135 operators holding out empty legs; and on demand 135 operators complying with DOT’s full price advertising rule designed for scheduled operators.

9:00 am – 10:00 am SMS – Not Just for Pilots!

Moderated by: Dodie Thomas, Altria Client Services, Chair of NBAA Flight Attendant Committee

Presented by: Sunshine McCarthy, Baldwin Aviation This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


As a member of the fl ight department, you play an important role in the safety of the fl ight operation. That role extends before and after the fl ight/trip to ensure any safety issues are immediately brought to the attention of the Safety Manager. For example, was there a medical emergency onboard? Or perhaps the plane landed with the aircraft cabin unprepared? Members of NBAA’s Flight Attendant Committee will present and facilitate Q&A at this Session, designed for non-pilot business aviation professionals interested in advancing safety.

9:00 am – 10:00 am What’s On Your Runway?

Presented by: Jim Krieger, FAA and David Siewert, FAARecognizing that airport construction introduces additional risk to air traffi c operations, the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Air Traffi c Organization (ATO) created the Airport Construction Advisory Council (ACAC) in April 2010. The ACAC was tasked with ensuring safety during airport construction activities. The ACAC consists of FAA and U.S. aviation industry professionals with diverse backgrounds and experience. It has grown to 15 core and associate members strategically positioned across the United States. Its theme is “managers working with managers,” a concept that establishes credibility and facilitates a positive response at U.S. air traffi c facilities and airport offi ces. This presentation will detail the role of the ACAC and how it provides timely notices to stakeholders regarding construction activity at airports throughout the United States. Each of the presenters were founders of the ACAC.



10:30 am – 12:00 noon NBAA2013 Second Day General Session

Exhibit Floor, Central Exhibit Hall C2, Las Vegas Convention CenterNBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen will present the last man on the moon, Captain Eugene “Gene” Cernan, with the 2013 Meritorious Service to Aviation Award, the Association’s highest award. Also at this Second Day General Session, the National Aviation Hall of Fame Combs-Gates Award will be presented.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Ask the IS-BAO Auditor

Presented by: Walter Kraujalis, AeronomX LLCEver wonder how to comply with some of the requirements of the International Standard for Business Aircraft (IS-BAO) or whether your current procedures are adequate? This is your opportunity to get your questions answered and to hear what other business aviation professionals are dealing with. The Session will include a brief discussion of current “gotchas” in complying with the IS-BAO standards, followed by an open forum to ask questions. There will also be the opportunity to ask questions anonymously in writing.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Control Your Route Destiny – Learn How to Make CTOP

Work for You

Presented by: Jim McClay, NBAA and representatives

from the FAA* How would you like to be able to tell air traffi c control what route, or alternate routes, you want to fl y, rather than have them dictated to you? That is part of the concept behind FAA’s Collaborative Trajectory Options Program (CTOP), a new FAA tool to manage air traffi c. This Session will educate you about how CTOP works, how you can participate in these programs when they are in use and how they can help reduce delays for your fl ight operation.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Engaging in Aircraft Transactions Abroad – Key Issues

Confronted in Buying, Selling, Leasing or Financing Aircraft

Outside of the U.S.

Presented by: Sean Fitzgibbons, Walmart and James Meyer, Harper MeyerThis presentation will survey the legal, fi scal and practical issues that are likely to be confronted when transacting business relating to aircraft in regions around the world, with an emphasis on Latin America and Asia. The Session will offer up-to-date information regarding VAT and other taxes, import and export requirements, regulatory and licensing requirements, as well as guidance regarding aircraft title, lien and registration. The presenters will strive to help Attendees avoid potential pitfalls in cross-border transactions involving the purchase, sale, leasing or charter of aircraft.

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1:00 pm – 2:00 pm How to Structure “Charter Management” Arrangements

to Comply with the FAA Requirements

Presented by: Jonathan Epstein, Holland & Knight, LLP; Paul Lange, Offi ces of Paul A. Lange, LLC; and Sue McKeon,

Global Aviation, Inc. This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


FAA regulatory requirements play a major role in how the charter management arrangements between an aircraft owner and the manager/charter operator are structured. This panel will provide practical advice on the regulatory issues that affect charter management arrangements; how to address common pitfalls; and outline how the structure affects tax and insurance considerations.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Is Sales Phobia Impacting Your Bottom Line?

Presented by: John Williams, ABCI and Paula Williams, ABCINothing happens until somebody sells something. Airplanes sit idle and dispatchers, instructors, pilots and execs fear for their jobs or for the health of their company. We know this, and yet many professionals in the aviation industry are plagued by “sales phobia.” They fi nd themselves avoiding sales and marketing tasks that they realize they should be performing. This Session addresses the problem and provides real solutions.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Fatigue Countermeasures for Business Aviation

Presented by: Leigh White, Alertness SolutionsBusiness aviation has seen signifi cant change since the Flight Safety Foundation released its guide for business aviation fatigue countermeasures in 1997. NBAA’s Safety Committee has been working for the past two years with the Foundation to update this valuable resource. This Session will review the latest science on fatigue and introduce new resources for business aviation.

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Understanding FANS

Presented by: Justin Vena, Duncan AviationThis Session will brief Attendees on the evolution of FANS, how FANS operates, certifi cation and upcoming mandates. Vena is an avionics expert, and his passion for understanding the world’s NextGen initiatives has led to his extensive research on the subject. Justin Vena will explain Controller Pilot Data Link (CPDLC), Automatic Dependent Surveillance Contract (ADS-C) and how they operate, including details about what happens with initial set-up and operation, including air traffi c controller hand-offs, and explains the components included in a typical system. This Session also will review FANS mandates in Europe and the North Atlantic tracks.



1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Working with Training Providers and Your FSDO for Part 135

Moderated by: Al Mann, Reynolds Jet ManagementPresented by: Rick Bedard, FlightSafety International;

Dave Hewitt, Hewitt and Company, LLC; and Ashley Smith, Jet LogisticsJoin industry experts for this two-part Education Session for Part 135 operators. In Part 1, working with training providers to maximize your training program and ensure regulatory compliance will be covered. Part 2 will cover working with your FSDO and will detail best practices to managing the regular interactions that occur with your FSDO as a Part 135 operator.

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Regional Group Networking Meeting

Moderator: Don Hitch, Chairman, NBAA Access Committee Local and Regional Group SubcommitteeLocal and regional business aviation group leaders, join your counterparts and members from other regional groups along with NBAA’s Regional Representatives to continue the synergy that was created at our recent Roundtable in Denver on best practices for overall group success. This interactive networking session will include membership marketing, organizational discussions and further communication plans within your regional group network utilizing the available resources for local and regional groups.

1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Friends & Partners in Aviation Weather (Day 1 of 2)

Presented by: Elizabeth Blickensderfer, Embry Riddle;

Bruce Carmichael, NCAR; Cheri Haynes, XCELAR;Kevin Johnston, FAA ATO; Melissa McCaffrey, AOPA;Mike Robinson, AvMet; Bob Sharman, NCAR; andRoger Sultan, FAA Flight Standards

The goal of this meeting is to give the opportunity for the community of aviation weather information providers to hear directly from the user community what their major short-term issues are, and to motivate action on these issues after this meeting.

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm NBAA Annual Meeting of Members

NBAA’s Annual Meeting of Members provides the Board of Directors an opportunity to review the Association’s past year’s activities and address Members concerns. Nominees to the NBAA Board of Directors are elected at this meeting. All Members are encouraged to attend to learn more about and provide input to their Association.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Aviation Apps for Tablets and Smartphones

Advances in mobile technology – both hardware and software – have dramatically changed how we fl ight plan, fuel plan, interact with vendors, and manage our fl ight operations. Hear from leading providers of aviation apps and learn best practices for mobile implementation in business aircraft fl ight operations.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Business Aircraft Appraisals and Evaluations –

Facing the Changes

Presented by: Michael Dwyer, Guardian Jet LLC;Anthony Kioussis, Asset Insight, Inc.; David Labrozzi, GE

Capital Solutions-Corporate Aircraft; and Gil Wolin, Wolin Aviation ConsultingFour business aviation experts will discuss the dramatic changes recent years have seen in aircraft values These changes have had far-reaching effects on the new and preowned aircraft sales, fi nance, and insurance industry segments. The panelists will examine the three primary drivers for these changes, which came into play almost simultaneously in a relatively short period of time:

• Economic – the “Crash” of 08, which dramatically drove down values in a matter of weeks; continued fuel cost increases;

• Technological – from new engines with better fuel specifi cs, to new avionics suites with improved communications and navigation capabilities rendering older equipment obsolete;

• Regulatory – from political emissions to noise to mandated new technology navigational equipment, new requirements require additional investments in previously inexpensive and popular airframes.

The panelists will discuss the impact of these changes to date, and what additional effects owners, operators, service providers and sales professional might expect over the near and far terms.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Business Aviation – Sustainability in a World of Change

Presented by: Dan Brown, Honeywell; Kurt Edwards,

International Business Aviation Council (IBAC); andCharles Etter, Gulfstream



Within the context of the global industry and ICAO goal of carbon neutral growth from 2020, market-based measures (MBMs) are only one component of several meant to reduce international aviation carbon emissions; others include new technologies, operational improvements, and infrastructure modernization. Sustainable alternative fuels hold the greatest promise for reducing aviation carbon emissions. Likewise, new aircraft and design technologies can lead to important effi ciencies. To the degree they are applied, MBMs and other policies implemented by States should incentivize the development and use of sustainable alternative fuels and new technologies, and MBMs should give credit for the use of alternative fuels. The sooner alternative fuels and new technologies are available and used in quantity, the sooner carbon emissions decline and the need for MBMs is eliminated.



2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Creating High Performance Business Aviation Teams

through Transformational Leadership

Presented by: Jim Lara, Gray Stone Advisors This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


Many fl ight department leaders and reporting executives are so wrapped up in “systems” that they forget there is a “human” side to business. Despite the fact that people are at the heart of an organization, many departments no longer have the internal resources to provide the necessary coaching and development that prepare people for leadership roles. What does it take to engage, inspire and motivate others? Who are the role models in business aviation? And why are we in such uncharted territory? Learn from the business aviation leadership expert Jim Lara of Gray Stone Advisors as he shares real-world insights for both up-and-coming leaders and existing leaders who need to brush up on their skills.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Off the Grid and On Alert: Managing the Dangers

of Business Travel to Remote and High-Risk Locations

Presented by: Denio Alvarado, MedAire; Debbi Laux, MedAire; and David Streitwieser, M.D., FACEP, Banner Good Samaritan Medical CenterAs globalization continues at a rapid pace, organizations are pushing further into remote regions of Africa and Asia. They are doing business in countries like Papua New Guinea, Suriname, Myanmar and Liberia – places that would have seemed out of the question only a few short years ago. How do you mitigate these new risks using your safety management system? How do you know if you’re properly prepared?

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Business Aviation Pilot Training Toolkits –

New Resources for an Ongoing Challenge

Presented by: Steve Charbonneau, Altria Client Services, Inc.For the past two years, NBAA’s Safety Committee has worked with operators, trainers and regulators to address shortfalls in business aviation pilot training. Join this Session to participate in a review of two new NBAA Safety Committee developed pilot training guides designed to help you assess your training program and work with your training provider to take your training to the next level.

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Safety Management Systems: Energizing Your Safety

Assurance with Tools and Guidance for Small Operators

Presented by: Leland Blake, Cummins, Inc.; Neil Brackin, General Mills, Inc.; Jim Cannon, IBAC; and

Sunshine McCarthy, Baldwin Aviation This Session is eligible for CAM Application and


Join safety management experts as they discuss how safety assurance engages company employees and reenergizes Safety Management Systems with real-world examples by operators for operators. Guidance, tools, resources for small operators and direct benefi ts of implementing an SMS will also be shared.

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Moderated by: Peter Lemme, AirCloud, Chairman, AEEC Ku/Ka-band Satcom Subcommittee

Presented by: Charlie Gunderson, ViaSat; Tom Myers, Aircell; Brian Pemberton*, Iridium; and Lars Ringertz, InmarsatJoin this three-part program focusing on how wireless communications delivers both operational benefi ts to the business aviation operator and enhancements to the passenger experience and productivity. Inmarsat and Iridium are approved for safety communications including ACARS, Satellite Voice, Air Traffi c Services, and FANS. Discussions will include what are the safety applications, what equipment is needed, and how to get operational approval. Passenger applications range from text messaging, secure networking, and Internet access. Service providers will address available broadband data links currently in service: specifi cally Inmarsat SBB, Iridium OpenPort Aero, ViaSat Yonder and Aircell. Each service provider will describe speed, retail cost, coverage, and applications. We will fi nish with a brief discussion of broadband satcom services emerging in 2014 and beyond including Inmarsat GX Aviation, Iridium NEXT, and ViaSat Exede. Join this panel of experts for a timely, relevant, and interactive Session.

6:00 pm – 11:00 pm NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening with Angels,

Featuring The Fab Four

Lafi te Ballroom, Wynn Las Vegas We hope you make plans to join this very special evening to benefi t the Corporate Angel Network. Attendees will be treated to a private concert by The Fab Four, a highly acclaimed Beatles tribute band. In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles, The Fab Four will treat Soiree guests to an incredible stage show that features three costume changes representing every era of the Beatles ever-changing career. With uncanny, note-for-note live renditions of Beatles’ songs, The Fab Four will make the audience feel like they are watching the real thing.

The Soiree will also feature Live and Silent Auctions. All proceeds from the Auctions will help CAN in their mission to ease the emotional stress, physical discomfort and fi nancial burden for cancer patients by arranging free fl ights to treatment centers in available seats on business aircraft.

Silent Auction items will be on display in the Lafi te Ballroom at the Wynn Las Vegas on Wednesday, October 23 for bidding during the NBAA/CAN Soiree Reception, which begins at 6:00 pm. The Live Auction, featuring the incredible energy and great talent of world-renowned Auctioneer “Spanky” Assiter of Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction fame, will take place during the NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening with Angels. Dress for the NBAA/CAN Soiree is business or cocktail attire.

Tickets:

Individual Ticket: $350 || Includes admission to the Cocktail Reception, Dinner, Entertainment and Live and Silent AuctionsEntertainment-Only Ticket: $150 || Includes admission to the Entertainment portion only

Tables:

Platinum Tables: Two exclusive tables available at $20,000 each || Includes private “Meet and Greet” with The Fab Four, gift bag, premium table location, dedicated table concierge with champagne service, open bar and seating for tenGold Tables: $10,000 || Includes premium table location, dedicated table concierge, open bar and seating for tenSilver Tables: $5,000 || Includes preferred table location, two bottles of red wine and two bottles of white wine and seating for eightBronze Tables: $3,500 || includes seating for eight


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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 – CAREERS IN BUSINESS AVIATION DAY





9:00 am – 3:00 pm NBAA Static Display Open


9:00 am – 4:00 pm NBAA Exhibit Halls and Light Business Airplane

Static Display Open

9:00 am – 9:45 am Careers in Business Aviation Day General Session

NBAA opens its doors to middle school, high school and college students interested in exploring careers in business aviation. Attending the NBAA Convention is the absolute best way to learn all there is to know about business aviation. Further details will be provided online in the coming weeks.

9:00 am – 12:00 noon Teachers’ Day Workshop

Presented by: Build A Plane and Honeywell

8:30 am – 9:00 am Registration for Teachers’ Day Workshop 9:00 am – 9:45 am Careers in Business Aviation Day General Session 9:45 am – 12:00 noon Teachers’ Day WorkshopPresentations will be given on materials available from private industry, the federal government and aviation organizations that expose students to all aspects of aviation, from vocation to avocation. Materials to be presented at Build A Plane’s Teachers’ Day include those from the Federal Aviation Administration, the National Air and Space Museum, AOPA, AMA, EAA, Learn to Fly, Aviation Explorers and more. A wide variety of free take-home materials will be available for all Attendees. Advance Registration is required for this Workshop. Attendees participating in Teachers’ Day can receive one graduate credit from Viterbo University. Please contact NBAA’s Sarah Wolf [email protected].

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9:00 am – 5:00 pm Friends & Partners in Aviation Weather (Day 2 of 2)

Presented by: Elizabeth Blickensderfer, Embry Riddle;

Bruce Carmichael, NCAR; Cheri Haynes, XCELAR;Kevin Johnston, FAA ATO; Melissa McCaffrey, AOPA;Mike Robinson, AvMet; Bob Sharman, NCAR; andRoger Sultan, FAA Flight Standards

See details on Wednesday, Day 1 of this event.

10:00 am – 12:00 noon NBAA/UAA Career Seminar for College Students

Presented by: Sarah Wolf, NBAAAre you a college student interested in a career in business aviation? Participate in this roundtable discussion to hear aviation professionals talk about the many opportunities available to individuals beginning careers in business aviation. This Session is open to all students attending University Aviation Association (UAA) schools. Please contact NBAA’s Sarah Wolf at [email protected] for complimentary Registration.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Flight Operations Manual Workshop –

Employing the International Standards-Business Aviation

Operations (IS-BAO) (Day 1 of 2)

Presented by: Walter Kraujalis, AeronomX and NBAA Meets Objectives: Ops1 & Ops4

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopAll fl ight departments should have up-to-date fl ight operations manuals setting forth policies and procedures to ensure safe and effective fl ight operations. This highly interactive two-day Workshop will cover safety management systems, standard operating procedures, fl ight operations, training, administration/organization, maintenance and international standards. The instructor will draw upon the experiences of Workshop participants to demonstrate how fl ight departments really operate.A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day Workshop.Registration fee: Members with manual: $1,995; Non-Members with manual: $2,145; Members without manual: $950; Non-Members without manual: $1,100



SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26

8:00 am – 5:00 pm PDP Course: Flight Operations Manual Workshop –

Employing the International Standards-Business Aviation

Operations (IS-BAO) (Day 2 of 2)


Meets Objectives: Ops1 & Ops4

7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 am – 5:00 pm WorkshopSee Friday, Day 1 of Workshop for details.A separate payment, which includes Registration for NBAA2013, is required for this two-day Workshop.Registration fee: Members with manual: $1,995; Non-Members with manual: $2,145;Members without manual: $950; Non-Members without manual: $1,100

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 236:00 pm – 11:00 pmLafi te Ballroom, Wynn Las Vegas

Entertain your customers, network with your industry peers, support Corporate Angel Network and be treated to a private concert by The Fab Four, a highly acclaimed Beatles tribute band at the NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening with Angels. At this special event, held in conjunction with the NBAA Convention, your participation makes all the difference! Your attendance at the event, along with your participation in the Live and Silent Auctions, will help CAN in their important efforts on behalf of cancer patients.

All proceeds from the Auctions at the NBAA/CAN Soiree, an Evening with Angels will go to the Corporate Angel Network (CAN) to help them ease the emotional stress, physical discomfort and fi nancial burden for cancer patients by arranging free fl ights to treatment centers in available seats on business aircraft.

Celebrating the Beatles 50th anniversary, the Fab Four will treat the audience to record-perfect live performances of such classics as “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “Twist And Shout,” “Here Comes The Sun” and “Hey Jude.” In the process, they’ll transport guests back to the Beatles era through the incredible music and costumes representing every phase of their illustrious career.

The Live and Silent Auctions will feature a wide range of items – including all-inclusive vacations, airline tickets, watches, hotel stays and, of course, important aviation-related items like fuel and fl ight training. Silent Auction items will be on display in the Lafi te Ballroom at the Wynn Las Vegas on Wednesday, October 23 for bidding during the NBAA/CAN Soiree Reception, which begins at 6:00 pm. The Live Auction, featuring the incredible energy and great talent of world-renowned Auctioneer Spanky Assiter of Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction fame, will take place during the NBAA/CAN Soiree.

Dress for the NBAA/CAN Soiree is business or cocktail attire.

TICKETS:

Individual Ticket: $350Includes admission to the Cocktail Reception,Dinner, Entertainment and Live and Silent Auctions

Entertainment-Only Ticket: $150Includes admission to the Entertainment portion only

TABLES:

Platinum Tables: Two exclusive tables available at $20,000 eachIncludes private “Meet and Greet” with The Fab Four, gift bag, premium table location, dedicated table concierge with champagne service, open bar and seating for ten

Gold Tables: $10,000Includes premium table location, dedicated table concierge, open bar and seating for ten

Silver Tables: $5,000Includes preferred table location, two bottles of red wine and two bottles of white wine and seating for eight

Bronze Tables: $3,500Includes seating for eight

NBAA2013 SHUTTLE BUSES

Shuttle Bus service to the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) will be provided from most NBAA2013 hotels. On Show days (Tuesday, October 22; Wednesday, October 23; and Thursday, October 24), Shuttle Buses will start one and a half hours prior to the Show opening and continue until one hour after Show closing, except for Tuesday when the Shuttle Buses will start at 6:30 am. Shuttle Buses to the Static Display at Henderson Executive Airport will be available from the LVCC on Show Days. Static Display Shuttle Buses will start one hour prior to Static Display opening and continue until one hour after closing.

A detailed Shuttle Bus schedule will be available on site in the Pocket Agenda, on the NBAA Mobile App, in the NBAA2013 Show Guide and online at www.nbaa.org/2013.

For a listing of NBAA2013 hotels, visit the Housing page online at www.nbaa.org/2013.

HOTEL SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE:


NBAA2013 Hotel Shuttle Buses arrive and depart from the Lobby between the North and Central Halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center. There, Attendees can transfer to Static Display Shuttle Buses, which leave from the back of the Central Hall C5 near the Light Business Airplane Static Display.

STATIC DISPLAY SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE:


Static Display Shuttles Buses depart from the back of the Central Hall C5 near the indoor Light Business Airplane Static Display. Signage and runway carpet on site will lead Attendees to that location. The last bus from the Las Vegas Convention Center to the Static Display departs at 1:15 pm on Thursday. The last bus from the Static Display to the Las Vegas Convention Center departs at 4:00 pm on Thursday.

Static Display Shuttle Buses are available only from/to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Hotel Shuttle Buses can be picked up at the Convention Center to transport Attendees to their individual hotels.


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Companies interested in sponsorship opportunities for

NBAA2013 should contact [email protected].

NBAA2013 GENERAL INFORMATION

AIRLINES:

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines is pleased to offer special discounted airfares for NBAA2013. To takeadvantage of these discounts: (1.) Call Delta Meeting Network® Reservations at1-800-328-1111, Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm (Central time), and refer toFile Meeting Code, NMFGF or (2.) Have your travel agent call Delta’s toll-freenumber to obtain these same advantages for you. Have them refer to File Meeting Code, NMFGF.

BAG/COAT CHECK:

Bag and coat checks are available at the Las Vegas Convention Center at a price of $3.00 per item. Hours: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm daily. Locations at the Las Vegas Convention Center: FedEx Main Offi ce, near C1 and Grand Lobby Ramp, across from Hall C3, near the Smart City Service desk.

DRESS:

Due to the professional nature of the business aviation industry, dress for NBAA2013 is business attire. This applies to all Attendees and Exhibitors, as well as to all personnel working on behalf of Exhibitors in their Booths.

EXHIBITOR LIST:

A current and complete listing of Companies who will be Exhibiting at NBAA2013 is available online on the NBAA2013 website, www.nbaa.org/2013.

HOUSING:

Travel Planners is the offi cial Housing coordinator for NBAA2013. Housing arrangements can be made online by visiting www.nbaa.org/2013, then click on “Housing,” or by contacting Travel Planners at (212) 532-1660 or toll free within the U.S. at (800) 221-3531, or via fax to (212) 779-6128. To avoid duplications on hotel selections, please contact Travel Planners by only one of the methods listed.

MAILING LIST:

Please help NBAA to continue providing you with information. If we do not have the correct address on fi le for you, if you are receiving multiple copies of our marketing materials, or if you no longer wish to receive NBAA materials, update your Membership record online at www.nbaa.org. Alternatively, please send the address panel from this piece with corrections noted to: NBAA, Attn: Maureen Cameron,1200 G Street NW, Suite 1100, Washington, DC, 20005, USA, or via fax to(202) 862-5552, Attn: Maureen Cameron, and we will update your records.


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PETS:

For insurance reasons and to maintain the professional appearance of NBAA2013, please be advised that no pets, with the exception of service animals, will be permitted in the Exhibit Halls or on the Static Display of Aircraft at any time.

PHOTO USE PERMISSION:

Any person who attends an NBAA event grants permission to NBAA, its employees and agents to record his or her visual/audio images, including, but not limited to, photographs, digital images, voices, sound or video recordings, audio clips, or accompanying written descriptions, and, without notifying such person, to use his or her name and such images for any purpose of NBAA, including advertisements for NBAA and its programs.

RENTAL CAR:

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is the offi cial car rental company of NBAA. With Enterprise, you’ll save an additional 10%. Whether you’re at home or away, at a general aviation or commercial airport, Enterprise has the right car, truck, van or SUV to meet your needs. With Enterprise, you will enjoy great savings on more than 550,000 vehicles. Plus, their rates at airports are up to 20% lower than other rental car companies.And with more than 5,500 neighborhood and airport locations, there’s sure to be a location near you. To take advantage of this great offer, you must book throughwww.enterprise.com and use the special NBAA discount number NA16100. The telephone number for Enterprise is (800) 736-8222.

SMOKING:

Smoking is prohibited at NBAA2013.

SPONSORSHIPS:

A variety of Sponsorship opportunities are still available to provide maximum exposure for your Company to the nearly 25,000 Attendees expected at NBAA2013. For more information, contact [email protected].


MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS (M&O) SESSIONS AT NBAA2013

NBAA is collaborating with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) on a robust schedule of Maintenance & Operations Sessions at NBAA2013. M&Os focus on product developments, fl eet status, the latest in operational information and solutions to technical challenges in progress and those that are being prioritized for future implementation. Attendees are able to interact directly with OEM specialists and engineers who will be on hand to address customer concerns and issues.

As additional M&Os are scheduled, they will be posted to the program schedule on the NBAA2013 website, www.nbaa.org/2013.

Tuesday, October 22

12:00 noon – 1:30 pm Bombardier General Session & Luncheon

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Hawker Beechcraft King Air M&O

1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Bombardier Challenger 300 Technical Session

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Rockwell Collins – State-of-the-Art Customer Support Center

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Bombardier Challenger 600 Series Technical Session

Wednesday, October 23

8:00 am – 11:00 am Hawker 400 XP/Beechjet M&O

9:30 am – 11:30 am Bombardier Winter Operations, Emerging Regulations & Safety

9:30 am – 11:30 am Bombardier Learjet 40/45/60 Technical Session

10:00 am – 11:30 am Daher-Socata TBM M&O

11:00 am – 12:00 noon Pilatus PC12 M&O

11:30 am – 12:30 pm Bombardier Learjet 20/30/55 Technical Update

12:00 noon – 3:00 pm Hawker 125 Series M&O

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm Dassault Falcon Jet Falcon 900 Series M&O

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Bombardier Global Series Technical Session

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Pratt & Whitney Canada PT-6 M&O

1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Gulfstream Operators Regional Forum (all models)

3:00 pm – 4 :00 pm Bombardier Challenger 850 Technical Session

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Rockwell Collins – State-of-the-Art Customer Support Center

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BUSINESS AVIATION: JOBS, PRODUCTIVITY AND KEEPING AMERICA CONNECTED

Watch for the new No Plane No Gain campaign being unveiled at NBAA2013.

Learn more at noplanenogain.org.


NBAA2013 FEATURES NEW INDOOR STATIC DISPLAY OF AIRCRAFT

For the fi rst time, Attendees at NBAA2013 will have a new opportunity to view and compare a selection of business aircraft, without ever leaving the Show’s Exhibit fl oor. In addition to the expansive outdoor Static Display of Aircraft at Henderson Executive Airport (HND), NBAA will also offer, for the fi rst time at an NBAA Convention, an indoor Static Display of Aircraft on the main Exhibit fl oor inside the Las Vegas Convention Center. The new indoor Static Display of Aircraft provides Attendees the valuable opportunity to examine between 10 and 15 light business airplanes and helicopters, just steps away from the show’s other indoor Exhibits.

Convention Attendees will still have access to the Show’s traditional outdoor, airport-based Static Display of Aircraft, which showcases a diverse variety of about 100 business aircraft, ranging from smaller types up through intercontinental business jets. The indoor Static Display of Aircraft will be located immediately adjacent to the shuttle bus pickup location for transport to the outdoor Static Display at HND.


NBAA2013 TO OFFER GLOBAL ENTRY PROGRAM INTERVIEWS WITH CUSTOMSAND BORDER PROTECTION

CBP AGENTS WILL BE ON SITE IN LAS VEGAS, OCTOBER 22 TO 24

International business travelers seeking simplifi ed entry into the United States will have the opportunity to meet in person with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents at the 2013 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA2013), so they can be enrolled in CBP’s “Global Entry” program.

Global Entry allows expedited clearance processing into the U.S. for pre-approved, low-risk travelers using automated kiosks available at 34 U.S. airports, eight pre-clearance airports in Canada, and two pre-clearance sites in Ireland.

Attendees interested in arranging a CBP interview at NBAA2013 must apply through the Global Entry website no later than September 30. First-time users will be required to create an account with the Global Online Enrollment System (GOES), and a $100 non-refundable processing fee is due when submitting the online application. Once pre-approved, applicants will be notifi ed, through GOES, that they are “conditionally approved” for Global Entry and may enroll for an interview. NBAA2013 Attendees should select the “NBAA Conference” location to schedule their interview during the Convention.

Visit the CBP’s Global Entry website, www.globalentry.gov, to learn more about the program and apply for enrollment.

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