Business aviation is experiencing workforce turbulence. And our guests Jenny Showalter and Carrie Wicht join The Cross-Check to help navigate the way as they delve into the challenges and opportunities within the industry, particularly focusing on career transitions, the importance of networking, and the emotional aspects of job loss. They share personal stories and insights

A listener asks the question every pro pilot eventually faces: should you stay put and try to fix what’s broken in your flight department, or cut bait and move on? Dylan and Max bring in Jenny Showalter and Jim Lara to explore the real-world tradeoffs. From career coaching to leadership insights, they share what to

Some of my best days and some of my worst days have been lived at the airport. Among the best are memories of meeting my husband and of our kids growing up with aviation at their fingertips. And on the hardest days, when the unexpected happens and an accident occurs, the weight that settles over

I started working at my family’s former FBO in Orlando in the mid-90s during college and joined the business full time in 1996. I still remember the buzz of hosting our first National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Static Display. Our ramp was literally overflowing with light and mid-sized jets, and the Falcon 900 and Gulfstream

When we talk about aviation safety, the focus often centers on aircraft, regulations, and standard operating procedures. But there’s another factor—often underestimated—that plays a pivotal role in operational excellence: career satisfaction.In the high-stakes environment of business aviation, even the best training and most meticulous checklists can’t replace the clarity, focus, and situational awareness of a

About this webinar NBAA recently published the results of the 2023 YoPro Member Survey, which gathered insights from young professionals in business aviation. The report shows that over 72% of young professionals in the business aviation industry are seeking ways to advance their careers and invest in their professional development. With over 50% either struggling