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Recreational Aviation Foundation Releases Airstrip Owner’s Guide

Owners of private airstrips can get advice about letting others use their airfields in the Recreational Aviation Foundation's new booklet. Wikimedia Commons/Frank Kovalchek
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Key Takeaways:

  • The Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) has published the "Guide for the Private Airfield Owner" to assist private airstrip owners considering allowing public use of their airfields.
  • The guide encourages owners to list their airstrips on Sectional charts, detailing benefits such as legal protection from drone operations and cell tower erection, while also covering legal, liability, safety, and legacy concerns.
  • This publication reinforces the RAF's role as a primary resource and support organization for private airfield owners, including offering physical assistance.
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The Recreational Aviation Foundation has published a booklet called Guide for the Private Airfield Owner. The guide was developed to provide information for private airstrip owners who are considering allowing others to use their airfield.

Pia Bergqvist

Pia Bergqvist joined FLYING in December 2010. A passionate aviator, Pia started flying in 1999 and quickly obtained her single- and multi-engine commercial, instrument and instructor ratings. After a decade of working in general aviation, Pia has accumulated almost 3,000 hours of flight time in nearly 40 different types of aircraft.

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