The annual National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) convention took place in Orlando, Florida last week with industry cautiously optimistic amid signs that confidence is returning. This year's record-breaking event attracted over 1,000 exhibitors, each aiming to lure cost-conscious customers back into the fold. Murdo Morrison, Guy Norris, Kate Sarsfield, Graham Warwick and Justin Wastnage report.
Source: Flight International
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