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Angel medflight and Aviation west charters recently returned from the National Business Aviation Association's 2013 convention and exhibition in Las Vegas. Our team and 25,000 other attendees roamed the huge convention halls, networking and checking out the latest in business aircraft and aviation technology.

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NBAA13 was a three-day event held at the Las Vegas convention center, which was filled with over 1,100 exhibitors displaying the latest products and services. If that wasn't enough, attendees could take in the static display of 83 fixed-wing aircraft at Henderson Executive Airport. Another dozen light business airplanes and helicopters were parked inside the convention center.

"Aviation is changing so rapidly, " says Aviation west charters Director of flight Operations, Brandon Kearns. "It seems every six months there are new product lines and technologies. NBAA13 was an opportunity for our company to see what is currently being offered to the aviation industry, what's the next big thing, what's the latest and greatest technology."

Kearns says attending a convention like this gives us a good idea of what the level of expectation of the end user really is. "clients will get on one of those new airplanes and that will set the bar for them. so if you show up with an aircraft that is far below that level, it will be a big difference for them." says Kearns. In the business of aircraft management, Kearns says one must have a handle on what the "first class is now and where it's heading."
"If you stuck around and just had the same old airplanes all the time and said, 'this is first class,' that's great but your first class would never be pushed to the next level. It would never be redefined because you would never see anything else. that's why it's good to expose yourself to external audits or attend events like NBAA13 and find out how aircraft manufacturers are addressing the passengers' needs."