At NAAA, our goal is simple: help you succeed, stay informed and stay connected. Membership is designed to support agricultural aviation professionals at every stage, from industry advocacy and career development to everyday business resources.
NAAA, with the support of several Allied members, is offering three scholarship programs in 2026, totaling $34,000 in scholarship funds. Whether you’re a student, an aspiring ag pilot, or an ag pilot interested in turbine training, we have scholarship funds for you!
After a long-awaited return, the ag aviation community will reunite in Savannah for the 2026 Ag Aviation Expo, Nov. 16-18, with its cobblestone streets, historic squares, riverfront energy, and welcoming spirit.
Last week NAAA submitted comments to the EPA on its draft fungicide strategy. The strategies (herbicide, insecticide, and now fungicide) are EPA’s blueprints detailing how they will assess the risk of pesticides to endangered species and their critical habitats during the registration of new pesticides and when older pesticides get reviewed.
NAAA has joined a coalition of aviation organizations in supporting the McCarty and Heideman Air Safety Enhancement Act, bipartisan legislation directing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to review and improve safeguards for temporary obstructions in low-altitude airspace, including slacklines and other hazards strung across the landscape.
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