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Two Congressmen have compelling arguments against privatizing air traffic control, including national security concerns. Girls can fly. A special program to prove it to them. AOPA's 2018 fly-in locations announced.

Two Congressmen have compelling arguments against privatizing air traffic control, including national security concerns. Girls can fly. A special program to prove it to them. AOPA's 2018 fly-in locations announced.

Two Congressmen have compelling arguments against privatizing air traffic control, including national security concerns. Girls can fly. A special program to prove it to them. AOPA's 2018 fly-in locations announced.

One AME says his 30 years of issuing third class medical certificates have done nothing to improve safety. Looking through the bottom of the aircraft with the most expensive flight helmet ever. Taking off from a dry runway in a straight flo

AOPA Foundation gives aviation charity Pilots N Paws a Giving Back award of $10,000

New benefit for AOPA members. Free access to selected PilotWorkshop educational offerings.

Bill Bailey is one of only a dozen charter members still on the AOPA rolls. These excerpts are from an interview with him on the occasion of the associations seventy-fifth anniversary.

Ed Adams is one of only a dozen charter members still on the AOPA rolls. These excerpts are from an interview with him on the occasion of the associations seventy-fifth anniversary.

Clancy Hess is one of only a dozen charter members still on the AOPA rolls. These excerpts are from an interview with him on the occasion of the associations seventy-fifth anniversary.

More warrant-less stops of innocent pilots, but AOPA President Mark Baker goes right to the top for relief. AOPA's first regional Fly-In a huge success in Texas. First flight for the E-Fan.