[3] The organization's Board of Directors includes Chairman Lloyd Newton of L3 Technologies, Inc. and Vice Chair/Treasurer Elizabeth Dornak of DuPont Aviation.

[4] NBAA's public policy initiatives in 2018 centered on the organization's opposition to air traffic control privatization.

[5] The matter was debated in 2018 as part of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) congressional reauthorization process.

They worry that the focus would accordingly be on the major airline corridors, with rural airports and users becoming second-class (or maybe third- or fourth-class) citizens.

In 2024, the NBAA opposed an Internal Revenue Service crackdown on tax write-offs for private jet travel.