NBAA plans members-only business aviation data service for early 2027

The National Business Aviation Association plans to launch a business aviation intelligence service for members in early 2027, the group said Monday. It will publish quarterly.

The association said the material targets aircraft owners, operators and the companies that support them. The goal is recurring updates rather than a one-off read on the market. Topics are expected to include how peers view conditions, market trends, policy changes, deal activity and pressures on the industry.

The platform is being built with Rolland Vincent Associates under a strategic partnership. RVA, a strategic advisory firm, produces syndicated research and long-term forecasts from its own surveys and interviews with aircraft owners, operators and other industry figures. Its data and analysis will be combined with the association's view of the sector and policy environment, member relationships and convening role.

Rolland Vincent, RVA's founder, co-owner and president, said the insights would be tailored to member interests. The aim, he said, is to help leaders spot market and industry shifts early and work out how to apply them in strategy and decisions.

The two organisations plan to discuss the partnership this week at the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition in Las Vegas, which runs Tuesday to Thursday.

The association called the quarterly output exclusive to members and intended to be practical for decision-making.