The NBAA has launched its Fueling the Future programme, designed to help its advocacy initiatives to foster an environment that allows business aviation to thrive in the United States and around the world.

Starting with Cutter Aviation, a fixed-base operator with six locations in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona, the Fueling the Future programme gives operators the opportunity to contribute a portion of fuel expenditures to support NBAA's advocacy efforts. Additionally, programme contributions support Climbing. Fast., an advocacy campaign aimed at showcasing business aviation's many societal benefits, from driving opportunities for today's workforce to spearheading sustainability innovations in pursuit of net-zero carbon emissions in the industry by 2050.

"We are pleased to partner with Cutter Aviation, a valued NBAA member, to launch Fueling the Future, which will help us fund business aviation advocacy efforts," says NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen. "We appreciate Cutter's efforts and look forward to expanding the Fueling the Future programme to enable broader participation across the industry."

"At Cutter Aviation, we understand that NBAA is an important voice speaking out for our interests," says president and CEO Will Cutter. "That's why we are steadfast in our commitment to supporting NBAA and its mission to help business aviation thrive. We're proud to be the first participant in the Fueling the Future programme and delighted to have the opportunity to help give NBAA a bigger voice than ever."

Those who wish to contribute to Fueling the Future, but are unable to do so at Cutter Aviation, may also donate.