Guide to Member Services

AOPA, 421 AVIATION WAY,
FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701

TOLL-FREE PILOT INFORMATION CENTER
Call 800/USA-AOPA (872-2672)
Click www.aopa.org

NEW ADDRESS?
Send your new address and AOPA membership number to AOPA, 421 Aviation Way, Frederick, Maryland 21701-4798
Fax 301/695-2375
Click www.aopa.org/coa-form.html

AOPA AIR SAFETY FOUNDATION
Call 800/638-3101
Click www.aopa.org/asf/

AOPA CREDIT CARD PROGRAM
Call 800/523-7666
Click www.aopa.org/info/cc/

AOPA AIRCRAFT INSURANCE
Call 800/622-AOPA (622-2672)
Click www.aopa.org/aircraftinsurance.html

AOPA LEGAL SERVICES PLAN
Call 800/USA-AOPA (872-2672)
Click www.aopa.org/legalservices.html

AOPA ONLINE TRAVEL
Click www.aopa.org/travel/

OTHER AOPA MEMBER PRODUCTS
Call 800/USA-AOPA (872-2672)
Click www.aopa.org/memberproducts/

Financing options for more than aircraft purchases

The AOPA Aircraft Financing Program offers more than just financing to purchase an aircraft. The program has expanded to include financing options to install avionics, upgrade an aircraft, and refinance an existing loan. Whether you're purchasing an aircraft, refinancing, or making improvements, the AOPA Aircraft Financing Program may be able to help you. Plus, to make those monthly payments more affordable, a 25-year term option is available. An expanded financing program that also includes financing for some experimental and kit aircraft makes the AOPA Aircraft Financing Program among the most competitive in the industry. Call 800/62-PLANE (627-5263) or visit the Web site today for a rate quote or to complete an application.

AOPA ONLINE

Flying to Canada

Considering a flight over the northern border for your summer vacation this year? AOPA's Pilot Information Center offers a complete package of information on AOPA Online for you to begin your travel planning. Here's what you'll find on AOPA Online:

• Information on each of Canada's provinces and territories from Canada's government Web sites.
• Information on some of the most popular places to visit in Canada.
• An overview of the documents and paperwork required for flights from the United States into Canada and back, as well as information on flight operations in Canada.
• Information about preflight planning, as well as special rules for experimental, ultralight, and other aircraft.
• What to do in emergencies over land and over water, as well as what kind of equipment to carry.
• Information on U.S. and Canadian customs as well as CANPASS.
• A guide to the documents that are required for the aircraft, pilot, and passengers, and insurance coverage.
• Information on when immunizations are required, as well as proper handling of prescription and over-the-counter medicines.
• A listing of available U.S. and Canadian charts and supplements, as well as ordering information.
• Lists of tourist information for both Canada and the United States.
• Information on U.S. Customs, flight service, flight rules, and U.S. tourism offices.

For complete information on flying to Canada, visit the Web site.

More chances to win

New in 2006: You can get two more chances to win AOPA's sweepstakes airplane — a fully restored 1967 Piper Cherokee Six. Simply complete one of these:

1. Participate in AOPA's Project Pilot Mentor Program and receive two entries for each unique student name and address you submit.
2. Participate in the AOPA Flight Training magazine Instructor Program and receive two entries for each unique student name and address you submit.
3. Enroll or renew your membership using AOPA's Automatic Annual Renewal program and receive two additional entries.
4. Participate in AOPA's Member Get A Member program and receive two entries for each individual who joins and identifies you by your AOPA membership number as his or her sponsor.

For more information on the Win A Six in '06 Sweepstakes, visit the Web site.