The Mississippi State University (MSU) Raspet Flight Research Laboratory (RFRL) is no longer actively collecting ag aviation GPS logs for their project to demonstrate where and when ag aviators are in the air making aerial applications.
MT-Propeller has received European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for its four-blade AVIA propeller on several Air Tractor models. FAA STC approval is still pending, so U.S. operators should note that the modification has not yet received FAA approval.
On October 30th, a Missouri Circuit Court jury reached a unanimous defense verdict in favor of Monsanto in the three-plaintiff case of Theresa Aretino, et al. v. Monsanto Company. This is the first Roundup trial to take place since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Monsanto v. Durnell.
Agricultural aviation organizations are finding opportunities to bring elected officials, policymakers and community leaders closer to the industry through events that showcase the essential role aerial applicators play in agriculture.
University of Maine researchers are conducting a study to understand how pesticide applicators view new language on pesticide labels and EPA’s online Bulletins Live! Two (BLT) covering Endangered Species Act (ESA) requirements.
We have the latest information about the upcoming Ag Aviation Expo for you on the NAAA 365 App. Our mobile app enhances your pre-Expo, onsite, and post-Expo experience, allowing attendees who prefer not to carry a paper program to access all NAAA Ag Aviation Expo information digitally.
The live and silent auctions at the 2026 Ag Aviation Expo are made possible by the generosity of NAAA members, industry partners and businesses that support agricultural aviation. NAAA extends its sincere thanks to everyone who contributed auction items this year, with special recognition to the companies that stepped forward with several high-value donations.
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.
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