Finance, Taxes, Insurance
NATA Questions AOPA FBO Pricing Complaints
In letter, NATA expresses concerns that the AOPA complaints reflect "misunderstanding" of FBO economics.

The National Air Transportation Association yesterday wrote letters to local FAA airport district offices and the Illinois Department of Transportation expressing concerns about informal Part 13 complaints that the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association filed against three airports in protest of pricing practices at the FBOs there.

AOPA cited “egregious FBO pricing practices” involving the facilities at Florida’s Key West International Airport (EYW), Illinois’s Waukegan National Airport (UGN) and North Carolina’s Asheville Regional Airport (AVL). The FBOs that AOPA cited at all three airports are Signature Flight Support facilities.

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