The National Business Aviation Association on Monday said it plans to launch a new business aviation intelligence service exclusive to its members in early 2027.
NBAA said the quarterly insights for aircraft owners, operators and the businesses that serve them will be “exclusive, unique, and actionable” to help users make decisions with greater context. That includes peer sentiment, market conditions, policy developments, transaction dynamics, and industry pressures.
The group said the platform is “intended to provide a recurring pulse on business aviation, rather than a static snapshot of the market.”
The association will jointly develop the platform with Rolland Vincent Associates (RVA) through a strategic partnership. Rolland Vincent, RVA’s founder, co-owner and president, said in a news release that the insights will be “uniquely curated to [NBAA] members’ specific interests and perspectives.”
“Our goal is to help leaders identify meaningful market and industry developments before others do and understand how those insights can be incorporated into strategy and decision-making to generate successful outcomes,” Vincent said.
RVA produces syndicated research and long-term forecasts powered by proprietary surveys as well as in-depth interviews with business aircraft owners, operators, and industry stakeholders. The strategic advisory firm will combine its proprietary proprietary member survey data and insights—including market intelligence, analytics, forecasting, and expertise—with NBAA’s perspective on the industry and policy environment, member relationships, and convening power.
The partners plan to discuss the partnership more this week at the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (BACE) in Las Vegas, which runs from Tuesday to Thursday.
