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For Todd Duncan, NBAA has been part of his family-owned company all of his life.

Former NBAA president Jack Olcott remembers the mandate to boost attendance at the general session and the spirit of the 2001 convention.

Lou Seno remembers how therapeutic the post-9/11 NBAA convention was to attendees.

Pete Bunce recalls Nordam reception in the Elvis suite and some not-so-fancy moves during dancing at the Gala reception, despite Patty's best efforts.

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Patty Wagstaff remembers breaking a stereotype at NBAA

Kathleen Blouin remembers the complexities of rescheduling existing shows during 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, as well staging a new one -- in Geneva.

Mary Miller recalls the birth of Signature

The Kings retell the moment when two "giants" go head-to-head at NBAA: the 6-ft 9-in superstar Magic Johns and the diminutive 5-ft 1-in Martha King.

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Born into the business, Don Baldwin experiences NBAA conventions in multiple roles as it shapes his life and career.

For Dave Franson, who has decades of cherished memories from the convention, NBAA means "No Better Aviation Associates."

Former Gulfstream chief Larry Flynn reflects upon the how NBAA shaped his friendships over the years.

Former Aerion chief Brian Barent traces through how NBAA served as an important venue to launch companies and products throughout his career.

Jake Cartwright highlights the changes of NBAA over the years with memories of his first show, in 1971, when he flew to the show with Susan Oliver.

Wilson Leach recalls a stirring, courageous speech Ray Siegfried gave during the 2003 NBAA convention in Orlando.

NBAA CEO Ed Bolen recalls his "Magic" moment, as well as other inspiring moments with the Tuskegee Airmen, Dierks Bentley and others.

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