AOPA'S MAX KARANT, LONG-TIME GA ADVOCATE, DIES AT 83
Max Karant, 83, one of general aviation's most vociferous advocates and a key executive of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association for nearly 50 years, died Feb. 1 after a year-long battle with kidney disease. Karant joined AOPA's small post-war staff as assistant general manager in 1948 and "he...
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