AMA Dues

[Dick Pacini]

I resubscribed to the AMA yesterday, (expired last August) even though I haven't flown since 1975.  My reasons were twofold.

I support the hobby and I want to keep my AMA number, just in case. You never know.

[Ty Marcucci]

Plus,  they put out a great catalog monthly.

[Rusty]

And, you are keeping people, who otherwise, could be on welfare. 

[Curt D Contrata]

“I support the hobby and I want to keep my AMA number, just in case. You never know.l

I have dropped out several times, the most recent was a 10 year span and never lost my number. Not sure how long they allow a lapse before numbers get recycled.

Curt

[doug coursey]

“I support the hobby and I want to keep my AMA number, just in case. You never know.l

I have dropped out several times, the most recent was a 10 year span and never lost my number. Not sure how long they allow a lapse before numbers get recycled.

Curt

I GOT MY ama NUMBER IN THE 1950'S AND DIDNT USE IT FOR 30 YEARS AND RENEWED IT AND GOT THE SAME NUMBER AND STILL HAVE IT TODAY

[Ken Culbertson]

I was out for 30 years as well.  I got my original number from 1958 back but I could not get my CD number.  Worst part they claimed I never had one, even with a copy of an old license and my certificate from Johnny Clemens that he gave me personally.  Seems they lost things in the Washington move.  I don't think they reuse 5+ digit numbers anymore so sitting out is safe(er).

Ken

[Dave Harmon]

I was out for 30 years as well.  I got my original number from 1958 back but I could not get my CD number.  Worst part they claimed I never had one, even with a copy of an old license and my certificate from Johnny Clemens that he gave me personally.  Seems they lost things in the Washington move.  I don't think they reuse 5+ digit numbers anymore so sitting out is safe(er).

Ken

Me too....
They said they had a fire or had lost a lot of 50's records and I could get my original number back if I could show proof.
So I did.
I dug out my original that had been plastic laminated then scanned it and emailed to the AMA.
So now I have my 54' 4 digit number back...this was about 10 years ago.

[john e. holliday]

I have had my number since 1956.  Even kept it when I got cd rating.