Complete index of aviation committees, associations and groups.
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National Airways Corporation (NAC)
NAC offers full aviation services for fixed wing & helicopters, including aircraft sales, maintenance, aircraft hire, and pilot training.
A non-profit humanitarian agency providing aviation and related services in developing nations.
An independent coalition pressing for economically beneficial aviation capacity improvements in an environmentally responsible manner. ATAG is a proponent of aviation infrastructure issues including the economic benefits of air transport, the industrys s
Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA)
An organization for police aviation issues. This site provides news, photos, vendors and web links.
Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA)
International organization representing company members dedicated to aviation electronics industry.
Aircraft Research Association Limited
Independent organization providing services in aerodynamic related technologies.
A Government-owned commercial authority responsible for the management of air traffic control over 11 per cent of the world's surface.
The Fraternity serves as a contact between the aviation industry and the educational institutions.
AMPA - Air Medical Physician Association
Physicians and professionals involved in medical transport who are committed to promoting safe and efficacious patient transportation.
Membership promoting the historical significance of flight through stories by pilots.
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Build your business exposure at aviation organizationsBy Linda C. Ray Aviation associations offer a slew of opportunities to put your business in position to receive positive recognition and increase sales. In addition to the members of the aviation technology group who work within the industry in some capacity, you will have opportunities to meet and get to know other business aviation association members, including those in businesses like yourself that support the national business aviation association.
Affiliation with an aircraft owners association provides lobbying and networking opportunities that can be immensely helpful to your own business interests while you support the industry. Membership in a business aviation association often means access to information and contacts that can be important to your own company. Regional aviation organizations offer even more opportunities to network with local business leaders in your community. Approach your membership in an aviation association from a variety of perspectives.
1. Expand your network through aviation groups
2. Support the industry by participating in aviation associations
3. Land a better job through business aviation association connections
Develop business contacts in an aviation technology group
Aviation organizations hold regular meetings, seminars and conventions for members and interested parties. At aircraft owners association events, as well as through various committees in which you can participate, you will have many occasions to socialize and network with other business people who support and work within the business aviation association. The business leaders you meet could offer a number of trade opportunities for you and your company.
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At the Air Care Alliance, you’ll network with aviators who fly for charitable causes. I Fly America provides services and benefits for aviators and enthusiasts alike.
Demonstrate your interest by joining an aviation association
If you want to do business with aviation companies, you will want to show your support while building relationships with national and local leaders in the industry. You often can do this best by participating in aviation associations with both your presence and your financial support.
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The Aircraft Electronics Association is a niche aviation association that represents more than 1,300 aviation businesses. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association provides training, advocacy and networking opportunities for members of the aviation industry.
Show off your skills at a national business aviation association
Whether you are just breaking into the aviation business or you are looking to further your career through a move to another company, you can make some great contacts at an aviation industry group. While working with the group and building relationships, you can utilize the educational portions of most aviation associations as well as prove yourself as a stable volunteer.
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The Civil Air Patrol is an organization that covers a lot of industry arenas and could provide a gold mine of job opportunities within a variety of aviation sectors. You’ll meet a number of business leaders involved in aviation at the Airline Consultants Association.
- Join fundraising or membership committees in a business aviation association to develop closer relationships with others who could be helpful to your career or who can send additional business your way.
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Association of Aviation Psychologists
AAP's purpose is to promote aviation psychology and related aerospace and environmental disciplines.
Aviation Career Enrichmentt (ACE)
Provides opportunities for youth to explored possible careers in aerospace engineering, aerospace medicine, air traffic control, aircraft mechanics, aircraft fabrication, assembly, and many others.
Aviation Council of Pennsylvania
Aviation organizations and suppliers focused on improving and promoting aviation throughout Pennsylvania.
Aviation Environment Federation (AEF)
A nongovernmental organization concerned with the adverse environmental effects of aviation. Also provides consulting services.
Aviation Technician Education Council (ATEC)
Focused on furthering the standing of FAA approved Aviation Maintenance Technician schools and promoting relations with industry and government agencies.
Classic Jet Aircraft Association
Promotes the safe and continued operation of privately-owned ex-military aircraft, and to provide support and information to our members who operate these aircraft.
Statewide promotion of aviation as well as social gatherings and events.
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International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Represents the aviation industy, including issues of regulation, standards, distribution, infrastucture, and financial viability. Main office are in Montreal, Geneva and Singapore.
International Aviation Club (IAC)
Focuses on new trends and developments throughout international air transportation.
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Worldwide organization impacting the entire aviation industry.
National Business Aviation Association (NBAA)
Represents the aviation interests of over 5,600 companies which own or operate general aviation aircraft as an aid to the conduct of their business, or are involved with business aviation.
http://www.nbaa.org/@@zwHZAfZMDwEB/
Society of Flight Test Engineers
Professsional organization promoting flight test engineering throughout the aircraft industry.
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