Most of us weren't born in may 1939 when a handful of pilots gathered around a table to formalize a commitment they'd long since made-to protect the freedom to fly. Their concerns were immediate. Europe was going to war and, if history was repeating itself, the United States wouldn't be far behind. They needed to act swiftly to keep private aviators in the air. And they did, making a promise-to one another, to the general aviation community, and to future generations-to fight for the freedom to fly. Every one of us flying today is the beneficiary of their actions.
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