“
In FBO Pricing Dispute, Critics Say AOPA's
Numbers Don't Add Up
”
NATA President Marty Hiller provides the FBO and airport perspective
in Stephen Pope’s
Flying Magazine
article, "
In FBO Pricing Dispute, Critics Say AOPA's
Numbers Don't Add Up
," discussing the "blurring line
between fact and fiction in the public feud with airports and FBOs."
“
Is Your Airport Healthy?
”
Airports and their tenants provide essential services to keep general aviation healthy, sustainable and successful, as well as support the economic viability of local communities. In a
recent
Airport Business/AviationPros.com
article, NATA Board Member Curt Castagna discussed pathways to maintain the sustainability of airports and to encourage stakeholders, including users, to collaborate on achieving a robust airport that supports both economic development and public access to aviation.
The following articles discuss the changing reality of general aviation
and call into question the necessity of the debate on access and fees at
publicly funded airports:
"The Myths of FBO Consolidation"
Jeff Kohlman of Aviation Management Consulting Group, NATA's
Aviation Business Journal Q2 2018
"A Federal Grant Assurance Primer: What Is Really Required of Airports and FBOs"
Shelley Ewalt of McBreen & Kopko, NATA's
Aviation Business Journal Q2 2018
"NATA Launches FBOs Above and Beyond and Real FBO Facts"
Ellen Miller of NATA, NATA's
Aviation Business Journal Q2 2018
"Viewpoint: Gaining Altitude on Value"
Dr. Benjamin Goodheart of Versant, NATA's
Aviation Business Journal Q2 2018
“
Margin Call: No Margin? No Fueling!
”
Business Aviation Advisor Staff, August 25, 2017
"The People’s Republic of AOPA
”
Douglas Wilson, June 27, 2017, Airport Business/AviationPros.com
“
The FBO Problem
”
J. Mac McClellan, Page 22 of the May 2017 issue of EAA’s
Sport Aviation
WAI Pulls Support from AOPA's FBO Pricing Argument
WAI Shifts Sides On FBO Issue, As AOPA Persists |