Aviation Council Of PA

The Aviation Council of Pennsylvania (ACP) is a non-profit organization based in Colonial Park, Pennsylvania. With a team of 5 to 9 employees, the ACP serves as a unified voice for various stakeholders within the Pennsylvania aviation and aerospace industry. These stakeholders include airports, fixed-base operators, flight schools, aircraft operators, manufacturers and suppliers, air charter operators, and other related organizations. The ACP's primary mission is to advocate for the interests of the Pennsylvania aviation and aerospace community. They actively engage with both government and private sector entities to promote the growth and development of the industry throughout the Commonwealth. The organization collaborates with local, state, and federal governments to improve aviation infrastructure and services. A key aspect of the ACP's work is raising public awareness about the importance of aviation and aerospace. Through various initiatives and outreach programs, they aim to educate the public about the industry's contributions to the economy, safety, and overall quality of life. To learn more about the Aviation Council of Pennsylvania and its initiatives, visit their website at acpfly.com.