The resolution expresses support for the National Celebration of General Aviation Flyover in Washington D.C., commemorating the significant contributions of general aviation over the past eighty-five years. It highlights key historical milestones from 1939, such as the transition of the aviation industry during World War II, the establishment of the Civilian Pilot Training Act, and the founding of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. The resolution emphasizes the current state of general aviation in the U.S., noting its economic impact of over $247 billion, the safety record with a historic low fatal accident rate, and its role in connecting communities through various missions, including disaster relief and humanitarian aid.

Furthermore, the resolution acknowledges the technological advancements in general aviation that have improved lives and solidified the U.S. as a leader in the field. It recognizes the importance of general aviation in Arkansas, where it contributes significantly to the economy and job creation. The resolution concludes by stating that the flyover event will serve as a moment to reflect on the past, present, and future significance of general aviation, while also inspiring public interest and appreciation for this vital sector.