Here in Oregon we have OPA. I imagine most states have similar. I'm adding information to the Community -> Advocacy -> State guide.

Thus far, I have Colorado and Oregon up there. Whattya got?

Washington Pilots Association.

http://www.wpaflys.org/

One of the great things about being a member is the Stuart Island cabin. Members get to use the cabin free of charge.

Paul

Idaho Aviation Association - http://idahoaviation.com/

New Mexico Pilots Association - http://www.nmpilots.org/

Jan

Alaska Airmen's Association www.alaskaairmen.org

Oregon Pilots Association.

Montana pilots association

www.montanapilots.org

California - www.calpilots.org

Good stuff, thanks everyone. Do many states have more than one pilots association? For instance, Utah has the UBCP and Utah General Aviation Association. Do any other states have a distinct backcountry aviation assoc?

New Hampshire Pilots Association.

http://www.newhampshirepilots.org/

Here in Missouri its: http://www.mopilots.org

But we have a more local site for the one I am part of at http://www.mopilots.com
I built this website for them and maintain it.

Just getting spooled up, and long overdue: Minnesota Pilots Association. http://www.mnpilots.org/

Membership is just now opening.

MTV

Arizona has a great website:

http://azpilots.org/

Wyoming:

http://www.wyomingpilots.org/

http://www.bcfloatplane.com
We're a very proactive group & have changed the "rules" on flying into Parks lakes from: NO to: OK.
Very useful website (most of the GoodStuff is members only)

Headoutdaplane wrote:Alaska Airmen's Association http://www.alaskaairmen.org

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Here is a good one! www.havenomoneytoflypilots,com