While our community is remarkably diverse, there is one common idea that is shared by all AOPA pilots—a love of flight. The AOPA team, operating out of offices in Frederick, Maryland, and …

War was obviously on the way, so in 1940 AOPA formed the "AOPA Air Guard" to introduce civilian pilots to military rules and procedures, and form a manpower base from which the air forces could …

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association is the voice of general aviation AOPA protects your freedom to fly, helps keep our airspace safe, and enhances your aviation journey with access to unique …

AOPA is the beacon for those who cherish the freedom to fly. Discover AOPA's mission and vision, and values.

From training tools and safety information to exclusive discounts and access to aviation experts, AOPA membership can open doors and enrich your general aviation experience, no matter where you find …

With more than 300,000 members, AOPA is the world’s largest community of pilots, aircraft owners, and aviation enthusiasts with representatives based in Frederick, Md., Washington, D.C., and seven …

AOPA’s online tool evaluates the kind of flying you do and helps steer you to the appropriate datalink (s). Links on this page offer more information about a wide array of ADS-B topics.

Whether you’re just getting started in aviation or you’ve been flying for years – you’ll find the resources and support you need to get in the air and keep flying with AOPA.

AOPA worked hard for years on behalf of its members to bring about third class medical reform that the FAA refers to as BasicMed. AOPA has developed a suite of online resources for pilots and …

All PIREPs contain the same basic information: Type of report Routine or urgent Location Relative to VOR, weather station, or airport Time In Zulu (Coordinated Universal Time) Altitude In Flight Level …