Las Vegas – October 19, 2026 -- Nicholas Air Founder and CEO Nicholas Correnti will address OEM part supply disruptions, engine OEM program shortfalls and regulatory bottlenecks in a fireside chat at the 2026 NBAA-BACE on Tuesday, October 20, at 2:15 PM on the Horizon Stage.
The convention runs October 19-22 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The National Business Aviation Association describes it as the largest annual gathering of the business aviation community, drawing flight department leaders and operational experts from around the world.
Correnti puts supply and regulation at the center of operator challenges
Correnti will discuss three pressure points for private aviation operators: disruptions in OEM part supply, shortfalls in engine OEM programs, and what he calls antiquated regulatory bottlenecks. He said the event gives operators a forum to address the challenges they face today.
Correnti said the company's priority is maintaining fleet reliability amid OEM shortfalls and navigating regulatory barriers while executing at the highest standard for its Members.
Nicholas Air opens its booth to operators, pilots and corporate partners
Throughout the four-day convention, Nicholas Air representatives will meet attendees, prospective flight operations personnel and corporate partners. Discussion topics include operational innovations, pilot career pathways, safety and aircraft management.
The company serves Private Jet Card Members and Fractional Owners in the United States as a Part 135 operator.