AOPA Renews Federal Appeal in Red Lake Aircraft Seizure Case
Association again asks federal officials to address impoundment following emergency landing in Minnesota.
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AOPA Leadership Transition Enters Second Week
Board details next steps as former CEO comments publicly on developments.
Montana County Limits Airport Night Ops; AOPA Pushes Back
AOPA is pushing back after Granite County, Montana, voted to limit nighttime operations at Riddick Field by restricting use of the airport’s rotating beacon to emergency activations only.
AOPA President Steps Down
AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance is stepping back from day-to-day leadership and moving into an advisory role.
AOPA Honors FAA Team Behind MOSAIC Rule
AOPA honored the FAA team behind the MOSAIC rule during a ceremony on Tuesday.
AOPA Asks Feds to Intervene in Dispute With Tribal Authorities
Pilot’s emergency landing leads to legal standoff over airspace jurisdiction on Red Lake Reservation.
Congress Presses Case for ADS-B Privacy
Lawmakers revisit limits on tracking data amid broader AAM debate.
Coalition Pushes Back on Renewed Bid to Close a Cleveland Airport
Advocates say the Cleveland airport remains a critical aviation link.
Unpermitted Cranes Close Airport Daily
Town weighs financial pressures while FAA reviews Dansville crane airspace violations.
FAA Grants Santa Clara Extension on Illegal 100LL Ban
Agency’s March ruling resurfaces as talks drag on.
