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When low-flying planes catch the public’s attention, it’s an opportunity to share the story behind agricultural aviation. NAAA member Matt Crabbe of Matt Crabbe Aviation is doing just that in a recent feature by The Central Virginian, helping readers understand the precision, safety standards and conservation benefits behind the work aerial applicators do every day. Positive public awareness starts with education!www.facebook.com/share/p/19o7J4uk7b/
5 days ago
Aerial applicators appreciate the work of all farmers every day and especially today on National Farmers’ Day. Aerial applicators are honored to treat approximately 28% (127 million acres) of U.S. cropland and a lot more when you consider they also treat forests for timber, pasture and rangeland, and seed cover crop by air. Thank a farmer and ag pilot for the food on your table today!
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1 week ago
Congratulations, Steve!Today, we're celebrating Steve Gustafson for his nomination to be inducted into the Louisiana Aviation Hall of Fame!![]()
Tallulah native and aviation legend Stephen Merle Gustafson will officially be inducted into the Louisiana Aviation Hall of Fame this weekend! From taking his first flight lesson in a Piper Cub at age 12 to soloing at 16 and flying his first airshow at 19 in the very same T-6 Texan he commands today, Steve has dedicated over 45 years and 40,000 flight hours to the skies. Co-founder of the iconic Titan Aerobatic Team (formerly AeroShell), a seasoned ag pilot, A&P mechanic, mentor, and multi-rated warbird pilot, this honor marks his third Hall of Fame induction alongside ICAS and Sun & Fun.![]()
Congratulations to Steve and his family on this incredible recognition of a lifetime spent advancing Louisiana aviation and inspiring audiences across the globe!
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