RAA Returns
to Music City

44th Annual Convention

September 4-7, 2019 | Music City Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee

Electrifying Speaker Lineup

The 44th Annual RAA Convention, to be held Sept. 4-7 at the state-of-the-art Music City Center in downtown Nashville, will feature a strong lineup of speakers discussing the most important issues in regional aviation. Network with 1,500 industry decision-makers and enjoy the signature evening event at country legend Luke Bryan’s restaurant on Broadway. This year’s General Sessions will include a financial panel featuring analysts that will highlight airline business issues and a panel of safety experts will discuss their vision for continuously advancing aviation safety and reducing risk in the system. The General Sessions will close with a first-ever airline CEO panel discussing key opportunities and challenges facing the industry.

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Convention Highlights:

New optimized Wednesday-Saturday schedule
Fireside chat with RAA President and CEO Faye Malarkey Black and RAA Chair and Trans States Holdings President Rick Leach, providing the latest industry update
Golf at the award-winning Hermitage Presidents Reserve, recognized by Golf Digest Magazine as one of the TOP 10 in TENNESSEE
Support the RAA Scholarship Fund during our Golf Tournament and the silent auction in our Exhibit Hall
Socialize and enjoy a musically rich evening event at country music legend Luke Bryan's restaurant on Broadway
Gain a full appreciation for the depth and breadth of the regional airline industry and the work RAA engages in to protect our shared future
Network with thought-leading exhibitors and sponsors who showcase their companies during two Exhibit Hall days
President’s Council Luncheon panel moderated by RAA Chair Rick Leach focusing on the looming maintenance technician shortage. While the pilot shortage has gotten a lot of attention, there is increasing concern about the maintenance technician pipeline. Learn more about what can be done.