AOPA marks 300th flying club with banner ceremony at Missoula

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AOPA Acting Co‑President Katie Pribyl presented a banner to the Lake Missoula Flight Club on October 8 at Missoula Montana Airport, the club’s home base and the 300th club formed through the AOPA Foundation Flying Clubs Initiative.

The club, which has 30 members ranging in age from 22 to 75, owns five aircraft—a pair of Cessna 150s called “Dimples” and “Sunshine,” a Grumman AA‑1C Lynx, a Piper Tri‑Pacer and a Cessna 182—and its application asks prospective members why they want to join, often answered with a desire to be part of a flight community.

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