GA Groups Press Ahead Toward Day in Court on BARR
The decade-old, Congressionally enabled BARR program provides operators of private aircraft the ability to "opt out" of having their aviation movements tracked by anyone, anywhere in the world, who has an Internet connection. Earlier this year, the DOT announced plans to dismantle the program, prompting NBAA and AOPA to take legal action in order to preserve privacy, safety, security and business competitiveness.
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