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Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Business Forum: Corporate Jets Provide Competitive Edge
Feb 12, 2012
When the Minneapolis Star-Tribune published a recent story quoting several sources critical of business aviation, while all but omitting an explanation of its values to companies, NBAA was quick to respond with an op-ed from Association President and CEO Ed Bolen. "We know that all companies prize productivity, flexibility and dependability in their business dealings. These are all the hallmarks of business aviation," Bolen said.

USA Today|Topics
Two Governors Call On President To Support Business Aviation
Jan 28, 2012
In separate letters to President Obama, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and New Hampshire Governor John Lynch have called on the Administration to support general aviation, including business aviation.  The letters highlight the tremendous economic impact the industry has in local communities within their states.

The Hill
NH, Okla. Governors To Obama: Drop Private Jet Tax
Jan 27, 2012
In separate letters, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and New Hampshire Governor John Lynch wrote to President Obama asking his Administration to protect general aviation, including business aviation, which has unfairly been criticized to voters over the past few months, and has been hit hard by the economic downturn.

The Oklahoman
Oklahoma's Gov. Mary Fallin Opposes User Fees For General Aviation
Jan 27, 2012
The Alliance for Aviation Across America recently released letters from Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and New Hampshire Governor John Lynch to President Obama, asking his Administration to protect general aviation. Governor Fallin expressed her opposition to a proposed user fee on general aviation, including business aviation, highlighting the importance of the industry to local and the national economy.

Wichita Business Journal
Oklahoma Governor Joins Opposition To General Aviation User Fee
Jan 27, 2012
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin has joined Wichita-area business leaders and politicians in voicing her opposition to a proposed "user fee." In a letter to President Obama, Governor Fallin called the industry that builds business aircraft "one of the most important sectors in our economy" and "one of the few manufacturing sectors that contributes positively to the balance of trade."

Transport News
OK: Oklahoma's Gov. Mary Fallin Opposes User Fee For General Aviation
Jan 27, 2012
In a letter to President Obama, Oklahoma Mary Fallin has called upon the Administration to protect the industry that builds business aircraft, expressing her opposition to the introduction of a "user fee." In her letter, Governor Fallin highlights that a "user fee" will do more harm than good and put thousands of jobs at risk.

General Aviation News
Governors Call On President Obama To Protect General Aviation
Jan 26, 2012
Recently, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and New Hampshire Governor John Lynch sent letters to President Obama, calling on the Administration to protect general aviation, including business aviation, from harmful new taxes.  The Governors join a growing list of public officials, who have reached out to the President to recognize the vital importance of this industry.

Business Aviation:
Jobs, Productivity and Keeping America Connected

Millions of Highly-Skilled Jobs (more)
According to numerous studies, business aviation supports 1.2 million stable, high-wage jobs.

Lifeline for America's Small and Medium Sized Cities and Towns (more)
There are over 5,000 public use airports in the U.S., and approximately 500 have commercial airline service.  Business aviation is a lifeline for thousands of communities.

Productivity Gains for American Businesses (more)
The vast majority of companies who rely on business aviation are small and medium size companies.  See profiles on how companies are using business aviation to compete and succeed in a very demanding marketplace. And companies that use aviation outperform those which do not.

A Life Saver for People in Need (more)
Through volunteer organizations like Angel Flight and the Air Care Alliance, companies and pilots regularly contribute life-saving services to our communities.

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Senate GA Champion Reminds Colleagues of Industry's Value

During a debate over FAA reauthorization on February 6, 2012, Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS), a long-time champion for general aviation, re-affirmed his support for the industry and highlighted its value. "This industry [general aviation] contributes over $150 billion to the national economy each year, and has created over 1.3 million jobs - if anyone wants to talk about job creating, this is the outfit that does it - across a broad range of disciplines," Roberts said. "And it allows companies the ability to access all facilities all across the globe."

Click here to see Senator Pat Roberts speak during the FAA reauthorization bill debate.


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