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I'm Max Truscott.

Today we'll be talking with AOPA General Counsel Justine Harrison and AOPA Attorney Jared Allen about a court decision in the Warbird Adventures case and both its immediate and potential

future impact upon flight schools and flight instruction. And after the news, we have lots of

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From AOPA.org, this is about the Warbird Adventures case.

Many AOPA members have been reaching out to us about the recent court decision to allow

an FAA emergency cease and desist order to stand against Warbird Adventures, a company that was

providing flight instruction in a limited category Warbird without an exemption for such an

organization. The decision leaves many questions and concerns in its wake. It's useful to

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