Overview: NAAA is
involved in a number of transportation issues. This includes attempts
to prevent the placement of cell and wind-energy towers in the flight
path of ag planes and on arable farm land, to trying to update the Federal
Air Regulations pertaining to agricultural aviation to take into account
the modernized aerial application industry. It also includes attempts
to make highway transportation regulations more favorable to the aerial
application industry by petitioning the DOT to allow industry operators
to apply for “Restricted” commercial drivers licenses and
additional needed regulatory relief. More as follows:
Towers
Restricted
Commercial Drivers License Petition
Equipping
Agricultural Aircraft with Inflatable Seat Restraints
Airworthiness
Directives for Agricultural Aircraft
FAA
Interest in Conducting Study of Structural Integrity of Agricultural
Aircraft
International
Aircraft Registry Requirements
GPS
WAAS Satellite Shutdown
Aviation
User Fees
Modernization
of the Federal Air Regulations (FARs) Pertaining to Ag Aviation
Operations
Specifications for Part 137 Operators
Emergency
Locator Transmitters Operating on 121.5 and 243 Mhz
Updated
February 4, 2008