Policy Initiatives

Policy Initiatives

NAAA’s Constitution directs the organization to be the recognized public policy advocate for the agricultural aviation industry. NAAA works closely with Congress, a multitude of federal agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, the Department of Homeland Security and the Internal Revenue Service, and state and local agencies to establish a fair and reasonable tax and regulatory environment for the aerial application industry.

FAA Releases Guidance on Marking MET Towers

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released the long-awaited guidance for marking MET towers less than 200 feet above ground level (AGL) in remote and rural areas. NAAA is very pleased to report that the comments provided by members and the Association have yielded guidance favorable to agricultural aviation. The FAA agrees that marking these structures would enhance the conspicuity of these METs, particularly for low-level agricultural operations.”

Spray Drift Labeling Language

The Need for Simple and Flexible Labeling Language

  • Click Here to Read NAAA's 2011 Comments to EPA on Revised Spray Drift Labeling Language
  • Click Here to Read NAAA's 2010 Comments on Draft PR Notice 2009-X

In an effort to move forward with a uniform spray drift statement for all pesticide labels, EPA held a stakeholder meeting in February to gat

Regulate Now! Control Your Regulations with RCI

NAAA entered into a cooperative agreement with Regulatory Consultants, Inc. to help NAAA  operator members comply with a variety of environmental and security regulations

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