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| Part I, line 16 | | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Shared Costs, $120000| Conventions & Meetings, $23589| Office Expenses, $7512| Insurance, $2819| |
| Part II, line 24 | | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| Accounts Receivable net, $18469, $20947| |
| Part III, Line 28 | | Explanation:| The International Council of Aircraft Owner and Pilot Associations IAOPA was founded in 1962 to unite general aviation GA on a global scale. Over sixty years ago IAOPA was granted observer status at the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO and to this day it remains the sole GA group with this distinction. IAOPA is comprised of six regions: North America Pacific South America Europe Asia and Africa-Middle East. The organization currently represents over 333,000 members in 82 countries around the world. Thirty years of AERO Friedrichshafen a key highlight of the year was IAOPAs participation in AERO Friedrichshafen in April 2024. IAOPA has long been a key supporter of AERO Friedrichshafen recognizing the event as a crucial platform for engaging with aviation enthusiasts industry regulators and specialists from across the globe. Over the years IAOPAs booth has become a central meeting point for IAOPA Affiliate leaders attracting aviation professionals to discuss matters of common interest and rekindle aviation community friendships. Some key highlights included electric powered aircraft and the 2nd Hydrogen & Battery Summit. IAOPAs representative at ICAO Frank Hofmann was present at this years show and provided valuable insights into ICAOs functions and initiatives to those visiting the IAOPA booth. His presence underscored IAOPAs ongoing commitment to educating and informing the global aviation community about ICAOs pivotal role in shaping aviation affairs. IAOPA World Assembly happened in Washington DC from May 7 to 10. Colleagues gathered to say goodbye to Mark Baker who retired after 10 years of service as President of AOPA and IAOPA. The World Assembly agenda included important issues relevant to general aviation worldwide: Future fuel supply ICAO and national and regional regulations dealing with drones and much more. Specific items discussed during the Assembly included Global General Aviation Pilot Identification Card; ADS-B Out UAT Standards Recognition and Deployment in Europe; Supporting the Implementation of Unleaded Avgas; General Aviation Air-to-Air Frequencies; Proposal for a European-wide harmonization of mutual recognition for Annex II aircraft and European Ultra-light Leisure flight across Europe; Language Proficiency for Private Flights Under Visual Flight Rules; and Enhancing Global Policy Engagement. IAOPA continues to emphasize its pivotal role in shaping global aviation policies as it aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of the international regulatory landscape governed by ICAO thereby strengthening the global GA community awareness and engagement with these regulations. In 2024 IAOPA demonstrated its unwavering commitment to advocating for the interests of general aviation on a global scale. Through strategic participation in key events active engagement with international aviation authorities and ongoing educational efforts IAOPA continues to strengthen its role as the leading global voice for GA pilots and aircraft owners. |
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