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Thu, Jun 03, 2004

NATA's Coyne To Host Town Hall Meeting At Palwaukee Airport

Will Talk About Legislation And Regulation

NATA president James K. Coyne will host a Town Hall meeting on Monday, June 7, at 3:00 p.m., in Wheeling, IL.

Coyne will provide a national legislative and regulatory update on key issues affecting aviation businesses. The meeting will take place at the Palwaukee Inn, 1090 S. Milwaukee Avenue, in Wheeling (IL) near Palwaukee Municipal Airport.

"There is no better way to connect with our membership than through the intimate nature of a Town Hall meeting," said Coyne. ""We've demonstrated in the past that these Town Hall meetings are the best way to inform our members and others about national policy developments that may impact their airport.

"We will be there to answer questions and to help explain to community leaders the value of their airport," continued Coyne. "We'll be doing more of these throughout the year in other parts of the country as the need warrants."

The Town Hall meetings are open to the public. To RSVP to the meetings, contact Lisa Copella at NATA at 800/808-6282 or by email at lcopella@nata-online.org.

FMI: www.nata-online.org

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