Regulations and Government
ATC Reorg Seen As Long Shot, But Bizav Girds for Fight
NATA president Marty Hiller warns that what is going on in the White House and with reauthorization "could change the landscape of general aviation."

Even with the Trump Administration’s backing, the latest congressional push to separate air traffic control from the FAA is considered a long shot by business and general aviation groups, but the ramifications have them taking the issue very seriously. "What’s going on in the White House and what’s going on in reauthorization is deeply concerning, perhaps more so than ever,” NATA president Marty Hiller told attendees at the NATA 2017 Business Aviation Conference on June 7. "It could change the landscape of general aviation for a very, very long time.”

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