FAA Seeks Members to Advise on National Parks Air Tour Rules
Published Date: 8/19/2025
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The FAA and National Park Service picked someone to fill the general aviation spot on the National Parks Overflights Advisory Group but still need to fill four other seats, including Native American tribes, air tour operators, and environmental reps. If you care about how flights affect our parks, now’s your chance to apply! These changes keep the group fresh and ready to protect our skies and parks without costing you a dime.
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