Nothing breeds success like success.
In that spirit, the Wolf Aviation Fund, a non-profit foundation that promotes general aviation and its usefulness to society, is seeking information about campaigns, grassroots lobbying, and educational or promotional materials used successfully by airport managers and supporters to preserve aviation resources and to educate opinion leaders and the public about aviation's role in our everyday lives. Murrow noted that there are many examples of airport managers and users who nurtured relationships with opinion leaders, the news media and others in its neighboring communities. Airports where clear, open lines of communication were established long ago, or where airport users and the community alike rallied in support of its economic resource are where lessons can be learned and then applied at other facilities. It will list resources available from both in and out of the aviation community and government, and will identify professionals who can help with the process. Information compiled for the project will be developed into a guidebook, Internet website, and videotape.