Airports
AOPA Cancels Chicagoland Airport Complaint
The pilot organization signaled satisfaction in improvements in fees for transient aircraft and lower fuel costs at the airport

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has withdrawn its official FAA complaint against Waukegan National Airport following what it describes as efforts taken to make it “more accessible and friendlier to pilots.” In a letter to the Illinois Department of Transportation and the FAA, the organization cited the airport management’s “concerted and transparent actions to improve the accessibility of the airport to transient users by offering alternative ramp parking and facilitating lower fuel prices.”