Your business depends on the freedom to operate. NAAA works every day to protect it. For 60 years, NAAA members have understood a simple truth: an industry that doesn’t speak for itself will eventually have someone else speaking for it.
The FAA has adopted a new airworthiness directive (AD 2026-17-10) for certain Lycoming O-235, O-540 and IO-540 engines with a certain piston pin installed. This AD was prompted by several reports of piston pin failure that resulted in metal particulate contamination in the engine oil and engine failure.
The FAA has recently updated their NOTAM criteria for obstacles to specifically address highlines and slacklines.
Last week, NAAA President Matt Woolard and members of the Arkansas Agricultural Aviation Association met with Congressman Rick Crawford (R-AR) and his staff to discuss issues facing the agricultural aviation industry.
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!
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