The National Business Aviation Association has partnered with Rolland Vincent Associates to develop a member-exclusive business aviation intelligence service, combining proprietary survey data with market analysis and forecasting. Designed for aircraft owners, operators, flight departments and industry suppliers, the quarterly service will provide recurring insight into peer sentiment, market conditions, policy developments and transaction dynamics. The first product is expected in early 2027.
The service will draw on RVA’s market intelligence, analytics and strategic advisory expertise alongside NBAA’s member relationships and perspective on business aviation policy and operating conditions. RVA will survey NBAA members and convert their responses, together with other market data, into research for the association’s membership.
The partners aim to address an information gap for operators and aviation companies that already have access to transaction data, aircraft listings, manufacturer forecasts and economic reports, but often lack current visibility into what peer organisations are experiencing and planning. Coverage is expected to include customer priorities, emerging industry pressures and the effects of policy and market changes.
The partnership was announced in Las Vegas ahead of NBAA-BACE 2026, which runs from 20 to 22 October. No survey findings, pricing or detailed methodology have been released, and the service remains under development. Its value will depend on the level and consistency of member participation.