In the new video, the AOPA Air Safety Institute (ASI) takes a look at some of the costly insurance claims and avoidable mistakes pilots make on the ground — along with some simple ways to protect their airplanes, their emotional well-being, and all of general aviation’s insurance premiums.
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Aviation coalition asks for tariff exemptions
“We ask that you provide an exception for aerospace from any tariff consideration to give time to consider all relevant policies to bolster industry competitiveness and ensure there are no unintended consequences,” the coalition’s letter concludes.
Tickets on sale now for first air races in Roswell
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Is it safe to fly?
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General aviation survival tips and techniques
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Indiana Aviation Hall of Fame names Class of 2025
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