On Wednesday, December 4, the Ohio Aviation Association held its annual Advocacy Day.  

OAA members in attendance then had the opportunity to meet several members of the 136th General Assembly leadership for the majority and minority caucuses in both the House and the Senate. 

A clear message from Lt. Governor Husted and legislators for OAA members was to build relationships with legislators representing each airport and make sure they understand the importance about supporting OAA's public policy agenda.  This can be accomplished by inviting your elected officials to visit the airport, airport sponsor or airport authority meeting to discuss these important aviation issues.  The OAA is trying to help facility these discussions with the regional airport events each month corresponding with the OAA Board of Director meetings.

At the end of the day OAA members made their way to the museum gallery in the Ohio Statehouse for the legislative reception from 5-7p.m.

The Ohio Aviation Association is a non-profit association that brings many together to strengthen the voice of aviation in the State of Ohio. Members consist of:

• airport management & staff
• city & county commissioners
• aviation engineers/planning professionals
• fixed base operators & direct service providers
• aviation students
• aviation education institutions
• aviation enthusiasts 

The Ohio Aviation Association is working to provide the best resources you need and the networking community you desire.  We invite you to bring your experience and join other members.  With your membership, you will receive an incredible amount of benefits, services, and resources. Click here to learn more. 

The Ohio Aviation Association (OAA) is the voice of aviation and airports in Ohio.  Founded in 1965 (originally as the Ohio Airport Manager's Association), the OAA is a 501(c) (6) non-profit corporation committed to aviation, airport development and safety in Ohio.  OAA’s mission has been to promote aviation by providing a medium for the exchange of ideas, methods, information, and experiences; to foster public recognition and understanding of aviation in Ohio; to promote and encourage better relations between airports, users, and communities served; and to cooperate with all organizations working for the general advancement and benefit of aviation.