AOPA

Austin-Bergstrom is considering new fees for general aviation aircraft beginning in October.

Fees beginning at $10 take effect Oct. 1, while AOPA questions the airport’s methodology.

Administrator opposes Cleveland’s plan as Ohio senators back the standard FAA review process.

Aviation organizations want the agency to restrict broad distribution of personal information tied to aircraft registrations.

The new course path is expected to be field tested as early as 2028.

New law restricts use of ADS-B data for fee and tax collection from certain aircraft operators.

Airport supporters are asking for a public forum as Cleveland considers the future of the lakefront airport.

Members also heard updates on finances, advocacy and proposed bylaw changes.

Former AOPA President and CEO Mark Baker argues GA needs AOPA more than ever.

Effort will include education, resources and outreach tied to Mental Health Awareness Month.