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NATCA was honored to welcome a distinguished panel to the Communicating for Safety stage in March for an interesting discussion entitled, "ATC: An International Perspective."(view article)
"Because of your efforts, a dog with a healing body, and an unbreakable spirit, has her place in a warm home, and in the care of a loving family."(view article)
Of the 496 ballots that were counted, 412 ballots voted to approve.(view article)
NATCA Loses Close Friend and Career-Long Union Brother.(view article)
You've probably heard about adrenaline junkies, but what about endorphin junkies? This NATCA member and his friend not only biked across the country, but stopped in the middle to run a marathon!(view article)
NATCA supports the survey.(view article)
Warning: Upon reading this article you may want to move or go on vacation!(view article)
Cain's advice: "Get involved; don't make excuses."(view article)
The Terminal Automation Modernization and Replacement (TAMR) program celebrated a major accomplishment with an awards ceremony in Dallas on Tuesday, May 14.(view article)
"Union solidarity is the backbone of NATCA," said Houston TRACON Member Jeff Woods.(view article)
Humphreys, Forrey complete Executive Board service; NATCA elected to two key committees.(view article)
New ATSAP App, Vectors for Hope and more.(view article)
Started her air traffic control career at Albuquerque Center (ZAB) in December 2005 and transferred this past January to Boston TRACON where she currently works.(view article)
Controllers are now using the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS) to guide air traffic 24 hours a day.(view article)
Deployment of new processors also an example of NATCA-FAA goal-sharing.(view article)
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Communicating for Safety 2013 featured a terrific and informative panel entitled, "Weather Radar: Expectations and Limitations."(view article)
New mantra under sequestration: "Don't fix it until it actually breaks."(view article)
Perks worked at Northeast Philadelphia Tower (PNE), 2008-2011; he now works at Philadelphia Tower (PHL).(view article)
On the easternmost part of Cape Cod lies Cape TRACON (K90), an air traffic radar facility at which 26 Certified Professional Controllers (CPCs) and one Staff Support Specialist work.(view article)
On Wednesday, April 17, NATCA officially added La Crosse, Wisc., Federal Contract Tower to the union family!(view article)
Vectors for Hope was founded by air traffic controllers in the Houston area with the idea of raising awareness for general aviation through local fly-ins that benefit local charities.(view article)
"I don't feel like I did anything different than I would have any other day," says Jeff Greer. "I was just doing my job."(view article)
"Safety is always the top priority for air traffic controllers," says FSM and Razorback Approach Control NATCA Facility Representative John Bratcher. "Because of Ray's expert and professional abilities, a disastrous event was avoided."(view article)
Enroll now through April 30 at natcadisability.com.(view article)
NiW is May 20-22.(view article)
You insure your car, house, maybe a boat or motorcycle; why wouldn't you insure the thing that allows you to have those things…your INCOME?(view article)
Please click HERE.
ZMP Turns to ATSAP Twice in Recent Years to Resolve Big Safety Issues(view article)
"I attended my first convention in Denver 2012 and felt that same spirit of unity there, and that made me even more interested in becoming more involved in moving NATCA forward."(view article)
"There's no way we'd be here today (NATCA's Professional Standards Program) without the leadership of ALPA,"(view article)
Sign up today before it's too late!(view article)
This article and the accompanying video is the first feature in a series of NATCA Video Spotlights highlighting portions of this year's Communicating for Safety.(view article)
The Achievement Award will be presented at the 2013 Global Aviation Symposium during the awards luncheon on June 5, 2013.(view article)
Also featuring Benefit Highlight: GEICO Insurance, car window decals for NATCA merchandise and upcoming retirement seminars.(view article)
ABQ Facility Representative Andreas Sanchez shares his surprising family history of unionism and what he likes to wrangle up in his spare time.(view article)
Certified by the FLRA in September 2000, the 18 NATCA members in the AIR NATCA facility EW1 keep their solidarity strong by gathering together throughout the year and wear their EW1 t-shirts every week. (view article)
Greg Jones survives horrific auto accident, returns home to family and friends to continue his recovery.(view article)
Sign up today, before it's too late!(view article)
"Contract towers are a vital asset to the National Airspace System," Rinaldi said. "That is a deep concern as we move forward with sequestration and where we're headed with aviation in this country. We won't be the world leader if we continue to do what we're doing."(view article)
Engineer/Southwest Region (ESW) member Jeff Tyler shares how he became a NATCA member and what he finds the most rewarding part of his job as a facility representative.(view article)
The building, which was completed and occupied in April 1963, is being renamed after a dedicated employee.(view article)
A 100 percent facility, GTF is unique in its high winds and diverse topography. It's also known as a Category 3 Instrument Landing System (ILS), requiring the tower to stay open all the time.(view article)
MSN member Jack Deutscher vectored a flight to safe landing after pilot got stuck in flight with windows fogged and aircraft experiencing "white out" conditions.(view article)
Also featuring benefit spotlight, NATCA in Washington, merchandise item of the week: two-tone watch and upcoming retirement seminars.(view article)
In the interview, Rinaldi credits dedication, collaboration in maintaining the safest, most efficient system in the world.(view article)
Cluttered radar screens were fixed through ATSAP with new maps drafted in the RNAV-oriented Terminal Area Route Generation Evaluation and Traffic Simulation software.(view article)
In the harsh weather environments, DLG NATCA members work from 7:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. with mostly general aviation and air taxi aircraft. And with no roads from Alaska Highway to Dillingham, the city serves as a hub for the many surrounding villages.(view article)
Tuesday, March 12, PHX controllers got the chance to talk with pilots about what they do as air traffic controllers. Pilots discussed their issues affecting them when flying in and out of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX).(view article)
Nashville Metropolita (BNA) member Chris Perdue shares what got him involved in NATCA and what he says it takes to be a vice president of a facility.(view article)
With games, silent auctions and Archie League sponsored banquet tables, NCF raised over $18K at CFS 2013.(view article)
For the second year in a row, Apone and MYR hosted the Perfect Pair Art & Wine Tasting event to raise money for those with breast cancer struggling to pay their medical bills. $5,600 was raised, NCF donating $1,000.(view article)
An inside look at NATCA events.(view article)
Also featuring: NATCA Mention in Mercy Flights E-Newsletter, NATCA/UNUM Long-Term Disability Open Enrollement Period, Merchandise of the week: EZ Touch Pen and Upcoming Retirement Seminars.(view article)
Sentinel of Safety Award: Randy Babbitt, Dale Wright Career Achievement Award: Ricky Thompson, Steve Hansen Safety Advocate Award: Andy Marosvari, Raytheon Safety Award: Mel Davis and Professional Standards Workgroup Recognition(view article)
Capping a memorable evening of celebrating the outstanding skill and professionalism of the NATCA membership, veteran Tampa Tower and TRACON Member Bill Sullivan was presented the NATCA President's Award last week at the ninth annual Archie League Medal of Safety Award Banquet.(view article)
Registration has closed, waitlist available.(view article)
You may enroll without answering any health questions.(view article)
Islip Tower (ISP) member Rick Michelini trudged through four feet of snow to open the tower during Winter Storm Nemo.(view article)
Regional Vice President Mike MacDonald expresses importance of engineers in celebration of National Engineers Week.(view article)
Pilots filed their own ATSAP reports for Baltimore-Washington International's taxiway markings and signage; controllers realize pilots weren't intentionally disregarding instructions.(view article)
DCA Facility Representative Connie Thompson shares why he got involved in NATCA and how he approaches his members to get involved.(view article)
This nearly 100 percent facility shows their NATCA pride by inducting members with a SCT NATCA polo shirt deeming him or her "Forever Unified" with the NATCA SCT family.(view article)
Also featuring merchandise item of the week: backpack, NATCA Benefits partners with Geico Insurance, upcoming benefits retirement seminars and more.(view article)
Also featuring merchandise of the week: golf shirt, benefits spotlight, upcoming retirement seminars (next one March 22 in San Diego) and how to get a NATCA email account.(view article)
An inside look at NATCA events(view article)
As Keith Smedema dove feet first the first thought that went through his mind was, "There go my glasses." He came out a hero, but short of a dry cell phone.(view article)
Safety and Technology Department salutes Chuck McAleavy.(view article)
"The FAA estimates the new route structures will reduce the nautical miles airlines fly over the Gulf by more than 1,800 every day, saving them more than four hours of flying time and 34,000 pounds of fuel. That translates into a daily cost savings of more than $30,000."(view article)
Salt Lake City sees positive strides in new technologies being introduced.(view article)
Minneapolis Center (ZMP) Vice President Tony Walsh shares why he got involved with NATCA and what his duties entail as a vice president.(view article)
One of the "big three" airports in New York City (NYC) metroplex, this facility receives air traffic of all kinds.(view article)
A look inside NATCA events.(view article)
NATCA protects and informs its membership of technology changes and/or updates.(view article)
Lincoln Tower (LNK) Facility Representative Jenny Benjamin shares what she's involved in with NATCA and why, and what it's like being a volunteer firefighter.(view article)
The transition to ERAM began in Salt Lake City and Seattle in 2008. The FAA then paused deployment in 2011, and is now making progress once again, largely due to the efforts of the ERAM Steering Committee.(view article)
New Orleans and Gulf Coast area facilities share the Super Bowl weekend traffic.(view article)
Hosted in Washington, D.C., the OAPM team was rewarded for its efforts in redesigning the airspace and procedures within and around the Washington Metropolitan area.(view article)
Seattle Center member in need of leave donations; scholarship deadline closing in.(view article)
After Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced his resignation on Tuesday, Jan. 29, NATCA and a host of aviation industry leaders send him off with words of gratitude and acknowledgement.(view article)
The FAA estimates a more than 15 percent increase in capacity at MEM as a result of RECAT, an increase of nine additional flights per hour using the new separation standards, lower fuel consumption and fewer emissions.(view article)
Albuquerque Center (ZAB) member Dr. David Bricker shares his interesting air traffic control background and explains how his Ph.D. in Human Factors plays a role in his professional life.(view article)
Having just handled a surge in air traffic during the inaugural car race Formula 1 held last November, this 100 percent NATCA Federal Contract Tower (FCT) is ready for anything thrown their way.(view article)
It was an important week for the Terminal Automation Modernization and Replacement (TAMR) project.(view article)
Send in your pictures after Sunday's Super Bowl game!(view article)
Get your applications in for the NATCA Scholarship Program(view article)
Email space increased from 2GB to 25GB.(view article)
Earn great rewards for signing up!(view article)
Are you ready?(view article)
NATCA members are having a great time working at this facility in the "Magic City" of the South.(view article)
Although there was less air traffic this year than there was four years ago, IAD, PCT and other facilities prepped and planned for eight months to be ready for anything.(view article)
Anchorage Center (ZAN) Facility Representative Clinten Lancaster shares why he decided to get involved in NATCA and what he says being a leader is all about.(view article)
NATCA Scholarship Program deadline just around the corner.(view article)
Northwest Mountain Regional Vice President Jim Ullmann, the NEB's lead on ERAM, represented NATCA and was joined by his counterparts from the FAA's ERAM Program Office.(view article)
Archie League Award judges come to an agreement on this year's winners.(view article)
This 100 percent facility offers strong solidarity and has a lot of young members eager to get involved.(view article)
Time-based metering and the Traffic Management Advisor, soon to be renamed Time Based Flow Management (TBFM), continues to enhance as new technology is introduced into the system.(view article)
Reading Tower (RDG) Facility Representative Nick Hagstrom shares why he got involved with NATCA and what he feels is the toughest and most rewarding part of his job.(view article)
President Barack Obama made 11 trips to the Las Vegas area; both coordination and collaboration were key in making quick and smooth arrivals and departures during presidential campaign.(view article)
NATCA members working at this Ohio facility are having more fun than the average Ohioan.(view article)
Chairman Hersman is recognized as one of the nation's most visionary and passionate safety leaders who advocates for safety across all modes of transportation.(view article)
A look inside NATCA events(view article)
Chris Stephenson takes over as Terminal Operations Coordinator and Bill Geoghagan is hired as Washington, D.C.-based Terminal Technology Coordinator(view article)
Providence Tower (PVD) Facility Representative Mark Bonvouloir discusses why it's important to get involved with NATCA now and how he tries to get his facility involved.(view article)
The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Aviation Issues Conference has served as the preeminent gathering of aviation professionals for nearly three decades.(view article)
New ATSAP Briefing Sheet Included in This Week's Roundup of News and Notes.(view article)
This Week's News and Notes: NATCA Honors Rep. Biggert(view article)
Solidarity runs strong in the blood of the NATCA members at this Region X facility.(view article)
PHL veteran member blazed a trail for a group of NATCA members who are serving as Article 48 Representatives.(view article)
How far would you go for a photo? A look at the amazing hobby of Matt Quaid, Alaskan Wildlife and Scenery Photographer(view article)
120-day elimination period (the number of days you are disabled before benefits begin) will be lowered to 90 days at no additional cost.(view article)
A message from FAA Acting Administrator Michael Huerta and more.(view article)
Cut to FAA budget could result in furloughing of 2,000-2,200 controllers.(view article)
Find out why SEA Facility Representative Sam Navarro became involved in NATCA and what she says are her most cherished and inspired memories at NATCA.(view article)
ZBW, ZKC and ZOB members celebrate the holidays through amazing charitable efforts.(view article)
Cathy and Darrell Meachum, and Mike Palumbo reflect on Karen Smith and the legacy she leaves with NCF.(view article)
Since changes were made, controllers at ZAU have noticed far fewer flights breaking the speed restrictions.(view article)
The NATCA members at this facility have such a good time that one might say they're 'happy as a clam at high tide.'(view article)
Only three days left to buy your selected foods for N.J. residents.(view article)
The annual event led to interesting topics of discussion important to the aviation industry.(view article)
This week's notebook includes a new ATSAP briefing sheet, the merchandise of the week, a duffle bag, final retirement seminar of 2012 and more.(view article)
Located in the state's capital, this facility boasts an exceptional work environment key to NATCA members' longevity.(view article)
Through YouGiveGoods, you can donate food to the N.J. residents affected by Hurricane Sandy.(view article)
Find out what it's like being a FacRep at a contract tower, working eight-hour shifts alone, and what he's trying to do about the safety-related issues.(view article)
Annual event bringing together aviation community and industry starts Sunday.(view article)
This week's notebook also includes "This Month in NATCA/Labor History" along with CFS 2013 T-shirts now on sale.(view article)
Bob Aitken talks about his job as an NATCA engineer and what he considers his most memorable moments with the Union.(view article)
The controllers at this facility in the " Golden Heart City" are part of a tight knit community.(view article)
Miami Center (ZMA) Charity Committee members host facility-wide food drive from Oct. to Nov. to donate to local charity Feeding South Florida.(view article)
Change in Ops Order Takes Effect in December; Members Smiling(view article)
The internationally popular Formula 1 circuit visits Austin, Texas; AUS members had their hands full as the 11th-busiest TRACON that November weekend.(view article)
The Occupational Safety, Health & Environmental Committee (OSHA) requires facilities to have an Emergency Safety Action Plan.(view article)
Rinaldi notes progress NATCA-FAA collaboration has made; The reasons why NTSB moved both issues off 'most wanted' list.(view article)
ERAM continues to progress at facilities nationwide; Kansas City Center (ZKC), Indianapolis Center (ZID) and Boston Center (ZBW) reach Initial Operating Capability (IOC).(view article)
Find out how previous Marine Mike Redmond joined NATCA, and what he says controllers should do to get involved.(view article)
Jim Allerdice and wife Colleen attend Secretary's 45th Annual Awards on Thursday, Nov. 16; NATCA members express their excitement for Allerdice.(view article)
NATCA President Paul Rinaldi, Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert, and other NATCAvist during the election reflect upon the importance of President Obama's win.(view article)
MIA joins Philadelphia and Houston area facilities as the busiest STARS facilities running FUSION.(view article)
How ZMA's Jamie Snow Won His Removal Arbitration(view article)
Located near the University of Missouri, home of the Mizzou Tigers, this facility is packed with members who've involved themselves in NATCA committees and activities.(view article)
What does safety mean to your facility?(view article)
Zoe Roberts talks about how she got involved with NATCA, and why the Archie League Medal of Safety Award banquet was a memorable NATCA moment for her.(view article)
A look into NATCA events.(view article)
NATCA Disaster Relief Fund is open to donations for members still recovering from the wake of Hurricane Sandy.(view article)
Please donate to the NATCA Disaster Relief Fund.(view article)
An update on members' homes and air traffic control facilities along the East Coast.(view article)
Jim Allerdice was surprised to find out he would be receiving an Excellence Award by the DOT Secretary Ray LaHood, but he says it wouldn't have been possible without the hard work and dedication of the Atlanta area members.(view article)
ZFW reaches its first 100 percent NATCA area in the facility's history, announcing Archie League Award nomination deadlines fast approaching, and more.(view article)
Find out why Tom Bowman is involved in leadership positions and what he says members should do to get involved themselves.(view article)
Test your drinking water at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) safe drinking water website where you can find out listings of certified laboratories to test drinking water in your state and what the EPA finds acceptable contaminant levels of drinking water.(view article)
The solidarity of the NATCA members at this "commuter" facility may surprise you.(view article)
PHL Fac Rep: "As a rehired PATCO member who gave the ultimate sacrifice, Ernie (Robinson) remained committed to the labor movement."(view article)
Featuring Archie League nomination information, a Benefit Spotlight, and much more.(view article)
A member since 2008, Kyle Hare quickly got involved with NATCA and has held many leadership roles in his facility and region.(view article)
A globally recognized project, the Blended Airspace project has some challenges ahead, and is still underway with many unanswered questions.(view article)
NATCA and general union history is never lost. Take a look at some important union movements of the past.(view article)
"CISP sets the framework for de-identified safety event information to be shared between our Air Traffic Safety Action Program (ATSAP) and our partner airlines' Air Safety Action Plan (ASAP) programs."(view article)
NATCA joins worldwide salute to "the human link to safe travel."(view article)
Downloadable document available(view article)
After great anticipation, training sessions are now available at a directorate and regional level, future sessions lined up.(view article)
Find out how Jennie became an FAA contractor, a Russian interpreter, an air traffic controller, and now a Regional Coordinator for collaboration.(view article)
Although the city's name is abbreviated, this tower and the enthusiasm of its NATCA members are anything but short.(view article)
"Fearless Felix" takes the plunge, but not without air traffic control facilities' help.(view article)
New technology allows controllers to visually see results during testing procedures.(view article)
This week's notebook includes information about the Archie League Award nomination deadline approaching, new CFS and NATCA Reloaded websites, and more(view article)
Archie League Award Nominations Due Dec. 31
(A joint article from FAA ATO Communications and NATCA)(view article)
The view from this facility will have you rethinking your location.(view article)
Two upcoming ATC ski events promise great conditions and camaraderie.
NATCA's booth at the big AOPA Summit leads our weekly feature.
NATCA members John Blakeney (ISM), Robert Carr (ZLA) and Brian Graham (ZJX) were honored for their contributions to the worldwide air traffic control system(view article)
Bruce Despommier talks about his life as a previous tennis player and trainer, how he became an air traffic controller, and what he does in his spare time with his passion for music.(view article)
Please consider a leave donation for Amy Yahara, who's caring for her son, Cole.(view article)
Home to Purdue University, this 100 percent facility is one of few remaining FAA facilities that doesn't have a Tower Radar Display of any type(view article)
President Paul Rinaldi, Director of Safety and Technology Dale Wright and NextGen Representative Mel Davis led NATCA's large involvement in the ATCA Conference this week in National Harbor, Md.(view article)
Next In Our Series on Safety and Technology Projects: Airport Surface Surveillance Capability (ASSC)(view article)
Group members met September 12 to discuss the success of the first-time use of CWP success, and what to expect in the future.(view article)
In a series spotlighting the next generation of controllers, Chrissy Padgett talks about her history with NATCA and how she got to where she is today.(view article)
Located in the heart of the New England Region, Boston TRACON (A90) offers endless opportunities for NATCA members.(view article)
Two separate events left pilots stranded in the ocean, and an emergency landing with a VIP onboard proves these air traffic controllers had the top saves of the week.(view article)
An insider look at NATCA events(view article)
A history and brief account of the program, Advanced Electronic Flight Strips (AEFS)(view article)
Member Meagan Garmon and Jonathan E. Graves share their stories of why they are in need of your help.(view article)
Operations Manager Scott French and NATCA Facility Representative Jamaal Haltom formed a collaborative workgroup that included Iwanski and John Pastore — both controllers — and Randy Hart, a front line manager meet to identify issues and desired outcomes for the Tower Simulation System.(view article)
Participating panel moderators included NATCA National NextGen Representative Mel Davis (Southern California TRACON) and IFATCA Observer to the ICAO Air Navigation Commission (ANC) Dr. Ruth Stilwell.(view article)
Due to another ATSAP success, Southern California TRACON and Chino Tower are able to add "VL" or "VR" to indicate which runway a plane is assigned.(view article)
With 11 Region X locals, this previously small unit made up of ATO engineers and architects is now comprised of nearly 140 employees.(view article)
Members fill the McNally Conference Room to recognize Forrey's accomplishments at NATCA and dedicate a National Office conference room in his name(view article)
NATCA participated in an especially important hearing Wednesday, Sept. 12, where President Paul Rinaldi reiterated the union's support for NextGen, stating its benefits in improving the safety of the NAS.(view article)
Ross Von Wiegand Award honors a labor/management EAP that exemplifies exceptional cooperation and working relationship between labor and management.(view article)
In the beautiful deserts of Albuquerque, New Mexico, local NATCA members handle a variety of air traffic, including one that may come as a surprise.(view article)
As a safety professional, D10 member Victoria Harville reaches out to Fort Worth citizen Zac Ford after learning about his bicycle crash.(view article)
Also featuring NATCA-FAA collaboration, electronic version of newsletter and new products in NATCA Store(view article)
An update on an important topic, by Director of Safety and Technology Dale Wright(view article)
At Eugene Tower (EUG) and TRACON, NATCA members are close and enjoy many activities together throughout the year.(view article)
With a total of 15,528 members, a majority of that number of a younger generation(view article)
Member Bob Obma reflects on his time at Oshkosh(view article)
NATCA OSHA Committee and FAA work towards establishing OSHECOMM in every facility.(view article)
Located in a city of 30,000, Juneau Tower (JNU) is a 100 percent NATCA facility with seasonal traffic and unpredictable weather(view article)
With 201 hours behind in sick leave, and 89 more in annual leave, Brian Wnetrzak is in need of his brothers and sisters help so he can continue to care for his sick wife and five children without losing any more time and money.(view article)
NATCA Western Pacific RVP Ham Ghaffari answers questions about how he got started as an air traffic controller, what he likes about his job and what he enjoys in his spare time.(view article)
North Texas NATCA members RDVS outage(view article)
With so many NATCA members, we ask you to donate leave time to those who are in a time of need.(view article)
At this 100 percent NATCA facility, solidarity runs high.(view article)
With the iPhone and iPad app already available, NASA and NATCA expand to the Android.(view article)
Region X creates NATCA Region X Collaboration Steering Committee (NRXCSC) to primarily meet to discuss the state of collaboration within several divisions and how those divisions can be further improved.(view article)
With the success and praise of this OAPM project, 64 additional procedural changes will occur in the future.(view article)
Workgroups gather to discuss indoor air quality and how to better communicate health and safety issues.(view article)
Awards will be presented to NATCA members Brian Graham (ZJX) and Robert Carr (ZLA) at the ATCA Annual Awards Luncheon this October, in National Harbor, Md.(view article)
Not only do some of South Carolina's trees cause visual issues, but they also disrupt targets on radars.(view article)
As the fifth-largest city in California with more than 80 different nationalities, Fresno has a lot to offer.(view article)
NATCA Southwest Regional Vice President, Tim Smith, answers questions about how he got started as an air traffic controller, what he likes about his job and what he enjoys in his spare time.(view article)
With Houston TRACON (I90) being the first scheduled facility to receive NIDS, 150 more are underway for future installation across the country.(view article)
(Formally Virtual Flight Surgeons/VFS) AMAS aims to improve the health of NATCA members and increase aviation safety.(view article)
When not air traffic controlling, PIT member Gregg Campayno plays, teaches and directs musically.(view article)
Thousands join together in Philadelphia for Workers Stand for America to show their support for economic rights under the Workers Bill of Rights.(view article)
Discussions about what to do when there's a bomb in flight and other aviation safety topics with NATCA National Safety Committee New England Region Representative Mike Blake, ALPA Int'l. President Captain Lee Moak and NATCA's runway safety representative Ric Loewen.(view article)
Help your members in the VLTP, opt our of newsletter, international soccer and more(view article)
This year, interest based communication (IBC) will be introduced to air traffic managers and facility representatives nationwide.(view article)
What's located at this airport may catch you off guard, if you can find it.(view article)
Member Stephen Ramsden and The Charlie Bates Solar Astronomy Project broadcast rare astronomical event with NASA(view article)
Rep. LaTourette, R-Ohio, true NATCA supporter, ends his term, Huerta receives support as FAA Administrator, new NLC representative, and more.(view article)
Southern RVP Victor Santore talks about how he got started as a controller, and what he appreciates most about the union and his job.(view article)
ZAU continues to look forward to more ERAM testing in the coming months.(view article)
With "The World's Most Famous Beach" nearby, Daytona Beach Air Traffic Control Tower is the busiest facility of its kind.(view article)
"PATCO controllers made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the air traffic control profession and today, especially, we honor that."(view article)
As Larry Lescanec prepares to retire, Stephen Munroe, previously Alternate Regional Vice President, takes over after 30 years of being an air traffic controller.(view article)
Your NATCA benefits package includes free and discounted legal services.(view article)
NATCA member Rick Balinski, working at Oshkosh, is excited about one of the premiere events for air traffic control.(view article)
A detailed report of what DataComm is, what facilities are using DataComm, and any recent updates.(view article)
An inside look into NATCA events.(view article)
Union rebuts IG report; increased reporting a 'giant step forward'(view article)
Located along Lake Michigan, Traverse City, Mich., is a hot spot for tourists during the summer months, and also endures one of the snowiest winter seasons in the U.S.(view article)
Safety Committee sees new changes taking place, NATCA Facebook page continues to provide quick, interesting news and Solidarity event at Kansas City Center.(view article)
A video re-enactment of the Archie League 2012 President's Award winner event; CLT member Jill Pakledinaz and CHS member Wade Gervais and Danny Mulqueen need your help through VLTP,(view article)
Dr. Ruth Stilwell reports on visit that led to further understanding of the U.S. air traffic system.(view article)
An international ATC soccer tournament, The World Controllers' Cup, coming soon in November.(view article)
NATCA EVP Trish Gilbert, at Congressional hearing, discusses NATCA's stance against converting or transferring current FAA towers.(view article)
Partnership for Safety team works to create local safety councils at facilities.(view article)
BGR offers more than the average tower, including a visit from Air Force One.(view article)
NATCA Northwest Mountain Regional Vice President, The Most Interesting Controller in the World, Jim Ullmann answers questions about how he got started as an air traffic controller, what he likes about his job and what he enjoys in his spare time.(view article)
Frank Beeton IV, the third generation of Beeton air traffic controllers, shares stories of his family's passion for the profession and NATCA, and how both have affected their lives.(view article)
A detailed summary of what NATCA does internationally, written by NATCA Director of Safety and Technology Dale Wright.(view article)
Collaboration an integral part of the program's successes.(view article)
"Collaboration has brought the FAA to a new level towards modernization."(view article)
Planned design to imitate a tornado-like shape.(view article)
Features insight from some of last year's winners.(view article)
Smoke in Newark control tower, FDT update, Europe controllers raise fatigue concerns and more.(view article)
Be the first to share your story told in your words. Winning submissions receive expense-paid trip to either Communicating for Safety OR NATCA in Washington.(view article)
Scheduled benefits/retirement seminars, Opt-out of printed newsletter, members participating in the VLTP and more!(view article)
NATCA thanks U.S. Rep. Schock for leadership on key safety issues(view article)
ZOA held first 24-hour test last week.(view article)
Member Erik Anderson's quick reactions while on duty prevent near collisions.(view article)
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Ranking Member Jerry Costello acknowledges NATCA's 25th Anniversary; opt out of printed newsletter and more.(view article)
Eight months until STARS is in full speed at its first facility, D10.(view article)
Employees are able to openly report safety events that are in need of change.(view article)
Cole received special recognition due to her dedication and attention to working people.(view article)
"We are confident that Anna is the perfect choice to move the department forward," said Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert. "We look forward to working with her in her new capacity."(view article)
NATCA members' tech building just adjacent to fire.(view article)
IAD hosts first pre-implementation briefing to inform aviation industries of the changes taking place in the near future.(view article)
Pilots in the surrounding air space cooperate for the 20-year-old fallen soldier.(view article)
The Historical Committee begins to go through NATCA documents to one day make available online.(view article)
Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, opt out of Newsletter and more.(view article)
160 controllers participated in the test, gaining valuable experience during the program.(view article)
NCF Seeks to Fill Secretary Position on Executive Board(view article)
Curt Howe reflects on his history with NATCA and shares what he has learned.(view article)
EVP: "We have a unique opportunity" to help give kids confidence and then a job.(view article)
Please Help NATCA Members Needing Leave Donations(view article)
Four families tell you what it's like working together as air traffic controllers.(view article)
As Laughter, a NATCA charter member, steps down as Chairman of the NATCA IT Committee, he and members reflect on their many accomplishments as the years technologically progressed.(view article)
Links included to listen.(view article)
A look at NATCA events(view article)
This week, 25 years ago – A Union at Last!(view article)
Collaboration continues to grow among the aviation industry.(view article)
IAD member Pete Lefevre representative of new generation(view article)
Aviation industry leaders gather in Washington, D.C. for RTCA 2012 Annual Symposium(view article)
Help Us Mark This Historic and Special Occasion!(view article)
NCF volunteers Robin and Bob Hill give bikes to Fayetteville, N.C. nonprofit along with $3,000.(view article)
Important Issue Receives Attention From House Aviation Subcommittee.(view article)
Safety Benefits Outweigh Cost in Latest ATSAP Success Story(view article)
See a message from Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood(view article)
NCF Receives $5,000 check from UNUM and NATCA(view article)
How will you be celebrating?(view article)
Snyder explored several issues with members, including the quality and conditions of the chairs controllers sit in every single day, color vision, field of vision and hearing requirements, and the break facilities.(view article)
NATCA President Paul Rinaldi joined the first leg of the race just before heading back to NATCA in Washington.(view article)
South Florida NATCA members discuss their short journey with Pyle.(view article)
Controllers recommend a new RNAV fix, WINKK, in an ATSAP report.(view article)
Matthew Tucker hopes pilots and controllers get on the same page.(view article)
CISM Team Lead Tom Morin published article on International Critical Incident Stress Foundation(view article)
Download our app to stay up to date on our 20th NiW Event!(view article)
Jim Thompson and team double last year's donations.(view article)
Pilots learn the difficulties of flying around the Washington area.(view article)
The program will be fully implemented June 1.(view article)
A message from ZID member Marc Schneider(view article)
Please Help NATCA and Pyle's Patriot Run Support Wounded Warriors(view article)
Shift to a Positive Safety Culture Evident With Recurrent Training(view article)
Boy/Girl Scouts earn Aviation Badges after exploring the aviation profession.(view article)
Last in a series of Reloaded Quick Flick video finalists.(view article)
Stay up-to-date with Reloaded.(view article)
The Seattle University School of Law selected Isabel Cole to be awarded the Mary Ellen Krug Award, given to a law student who shows promise and distinction in the labor and employment law.(view article)
The solution has eliminated at least 95 percent of the manual reroutes.(view article)
John Pyle gets closer to the finish as he reaches Florida.(view article)
Kids played with a simulator that showed them what an air traffic controller does.(view article)
Help your brother win this charitable competition.(view article)
Success stories expected in the near future.(view article)
The eight installment in our series features Russ Miller from Southwest Region and his history with NATCA.(view article)
Last feature will be next week.(view article)
Read submitted essays by the winner's of the Union Plus Scholarship Program.(view article)
NATCA's top NextGen and international representatives participate in three panels.(view article)
Gilbert and Houston Members Run Three Miles(view article)
Fungal contamination led a team of eight parties to successfully restore DTW.(view article)
Features of four finalists will be published in future articles in The NATCA Insider.(view article)
New fact sheet available online.(view article)
The benefits of joining NATCA/UNUM Long Term Disability Program.(view article)
NATCA EVP Trish Gilbert expected to run this weekend(view article)
Top aviation experts and leaders meet to discuss the controversy of aviation labor relations and how labor and management can collaborate more effectively.(view article)
DC citizens and visitors gather in awe as the spaceship makes its way to IAD to be put on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.(view article)
NATCA Supports Runner John Pyle as he carries the American flag from San, Francisco, Calif. to Key West, Fla.(view article)
Baseball-sized hail leaves extensive damage.(view article)
NATCA controller and singer, AnneMarie Taggio from Charlotte Douglas ATCT (CLE), discovers voice while singing karaoke.(view article)
"We go from handling 120 flights a day to over 800, both private and commercial, during Masters week," said Mike Sheppard, the facility representative at AGS.(view article)
Exemplifies Activism of Young, Emerging NATCA Leaders(view article)
Unchallenged for Re-Election, Team Will Lead NATCA Through Aug. 31, 2015(view article)
Week's events bring out the Union's best(view article)
First in Series of Success Stories Highlights Value of Safety Program(view article)
"Some People Think Safety is Boring."(view article)
Rinaldi joins ATO COO Grizzle and PASS; "This is the Right Track to Be On"(view article)
Thursday, March 28 at the Cowboy Lounge in downtown Denver, $10 at the door.(view article)
ZLA Supervisor John Arntz nearly chokes on food until controller Chad Hill steps in.(view article)
Program extended to encourage more participation.(view article)
Record attendance, high profile speakers marked event, which can be viewed again online(view article)
New resource puts NATCA contacts, contracts, news and more in palm of your hand(view article)
Inspiring Stories, Pilots' Appearances, Mark Special Night; Seattle TRACON Trio of Members Wins President's Award(view article)
Videos allow controllers to discuss a variety of air traffic-related questions as they pertain to pilots, such as how to request and receive visual flight rules, and how controllers can help those in the sky measure precipitation intensity.(view article)
Retired air traffic controller still working hard for the union.(view article)
Schedules, maps, alerts, exhibitor & sponsor info, twitter & news feeds - all in one place.(view article)
New Item Included: Frequently Asked Questions(view article)
Leadership, members participate in panel discussions on topics ranging from fatigue to Next Gen and the future of the National Airspace System(view article)
Delegates planning to attend the 2012 NATCA Biennial Convention in Denver can now register for the event online.(view article)
NATCA members win awards; honored at ATCA's annual conference(view article)
Communicating for Safety 2012: Registration is Open(view article)
Key resources for members, fac reps, identified(view article)
Large Event Brings Controllers and Pilots Together to Increase Safety
NATCA received replacement piece of SEA Tower glass after original was damaged due to the recent East Coast earthquake.(view article)
Semi-Annual Aviation Workforce Management Conference Highlights Successes
A PAC event and D10 9/11 Commemoration(view article)
25 Years Ago Today, Chicago Event Set Stage for Birth of Union(view article)
Honoring Memory of 9/11 Victims Strengthens Ties in Aviation Community(view article)
Kelly Richardson promoted to new role(view article)
Sept. 20, 1993: NATCA's first legislative conference (lobby week) began.(view article)
Register for the Event, Download the Mobile App and More at the CFS 2012 Web Site(view article)
Only Six Months Left until March 27 Opening Reception of Biennial Event(view article)
This Year's Tournament Raises over $20,000 for Make-a-Wish Foundation of Illinois(view article)
NATCA and the FAA Resolve a Seven-Year Dispute regarding DOD Schools(view article)
NATCA National Representatives to Share Controller Perspective on PBN(view article)
This Year's Deadline Quickly Approaching -- All Nominations Due in by Nov. 1!(view article)
Charity Tournament's Donations Will Go towards Benefitting NCF!(view article)
Sept. 12, 2000 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for 495 FAA workers in the Aircraft Certification Service.(view article)
NATCA Members Gather in Large Numbers to Celebrate America's Workers(view article)
A Look Back at the Actions of the Air Traffic Controllers on Duty That Day(view article)
Aviation Unions Gather at DCA to Demand Action on FAA Funding(view article)
NATCA Reloaded to Host Quick Flicks Film Competition at Convention 2012(view article)
Sept. 8, 2000 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for FAA workers in the Airworthiness Programs Branch.(view article)
Union Members across the Country Prepare for Festivities(view article)
Newly Designed, User-Friendly Sites Offer More Resources for Members(view article)
NATCA Preparing to Join the Nation in Marking 10th Anniversary of Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks(view article)
Team Accomplishes Feat of Climbing Second Tallest U.S. Mountain(view article)
Sept. 1, 1990 — Smoking: A new Transportation Department policy takes effect, banning smoking at FAA facilities, although designated smoking areas are permitted...(view article)
NCF Teams Up with "Clothes To Kids" to Provide Back-to-School Aid(view article)
NATCA Leadership Visits Central Florida; Presents LEE FCT with Union Charter(view article)
When You Retire, RNAV Invites You to Join Their Cause of Supporting the Union(view article)
Members Lead Critical Discussions at Last Week's ATS Committee Workshop(view article)
Sarah Dunn Starts in Role of Communications & Public Affairs Specialist(view article)
August 23, 2000 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for the FAA's occupational health specialists, occupational health nurses and medical program assistants.(view article)
You Can Help Your Region X Brothers and Sisters by Donating to the Furlough Fund(view article)
Region X FAA Furlough Video Up Now on the Members Video Channel(view article)
Student Visits DCA, National Office; Exemplifies Energy of Next Generation(view article)
Several NATCA Members Named as 2011 Medallion Award Recipients(view article)
Team NATCA Participates in Event Dedicated to Fighting Cancer(view article)
NATCA Salutes Its Charitable Volunteers across the Country(view article)
American Labor to Observe Union Label Week from Sept. 5-11(view article)
August 15, 1988 — NATCA's first contract: President Steve Bell announces a 10-member contract negotiation team...(view article)
Fundraising Efforts Will Go towards the Denver Children's Hospital(view article)
International Organization Provides Forum for Safety Issues, Better Workplaces(view article)
Members Share Their Reactions after Hearing the News of Stopgap Funding Deal(view article)
August 12, 1993 — PATCO strike aftermath: President Clinton announces that controllers fired for participating in the walkout 12 years ago may reapply for employment with the FAA.(view article)
PATCO Video Available Now on the Members' Site(view article)
NATCA Bargaining Unit Members Returning to the Job after Vote Extends FAA Funding(view article)
Union's Efforts Succeed at Informing Public of Members' Work(view article)
NATCA Remembers Controllers' Sacrifice on 30th Anniversary of 1981 Strike(view article)
Union's Presence Strong among Aviation Industry in Oshkosh!(view article)
Members Now Eligible for Discount on Pilot Medical Certification(view article)
August 3, 1981 — PATCO strike begins: The walkout starts at 7 a.m. Eastern time after telephone polling of union halls indicates PATCO has met its strike-vote goal by a paper-thin margin of 80.5 percent. Nearly 13,000 controllers—about 85 percent of the union's membership and 79 percent of the work force—honor the picket line...(view article)
Program's Six-Month Trial Period to Become Effective Aug. 1(view article)
Excerpts from New Book Provide Sense of the Emotions at That Time(view article)
NATCA Member, Family Members Awarded Union Plus Scholarships(view article)
July 29, 1981 — PATCO membership turns down contract: The union announces that more than 95 percent of its members rejected the proposed agreement by a vote of 13,495 to 616...(view article)
Furloughs for 4,000 Employees, Many Represented by NATCA, Will Result(view article)
"Adopt-A-Pilot" Program at ZTL Recieves Great Feedback(view article)
Jamie Cannon Releases Book Accounting 2,175-Mile Hike down the Appalachian Trail(view article)
An Interview with Bob Butterworth(view article)
July 22, 1987 — NATCA legislative efforts: The Aviation Safety Commission, created by Congress in 1986, holds its first day of hearings...(view article)
Union, AFL-CIO Officials Gather for Evening of Food and Solidarity(view article)
Visit NATCA's 2012 Convention Web site at Denver2012.com(view article)
Federal Employees Addressing Congress Collectively against FERS Attack(view article)
NATCA-FAA's Collaborative Process Successfully Rolling out Nationwide(view article)
Ten-Year Project Comes to a Close as New Tower, TRACON Replace Outdated Facility(view article)
New Book, Which Includes NATCA Officials, Due out Soon(view article)
Tower Personnel Thanked by Anchorage Fire Department for Rescue Aid(view article)
Members Bring Positive Image Back to ATC through Various Behind-the-Scene Interviews(view article)
July 14, 2000 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for the FAA's Aviation Systems Standards specialists and 75 AOS-510 engineers in Oklahoma City.(view article)
NATCA's First in a Regular Series of ProStan Articles(view article)
Over 50 Members Gather for 2nd Annual Fishing Event Hosted by ZMA/MIA(view article)
Union's Paid Advertising Continues to Catch Attention, Receive Positive Feedback(view article)
July 2, 1981 — PATCO board favors rejecting contract: The union's nine-member Executive Board unanimously recommends that controllers turn down the proposed pact...(view article)
Spring/Summer Issue of the Air Traffic Controller Newsletter Coming Soon(view article)
NATCA/FAA Work Results in Changes to Separation Standards, Positions(view article)
San Diego, Atlanta Offer Their Cities up for Next Convention Location!(view article)
Benefits Committee Earns Glowing Review of NATCA Retirement Seminar(view article)
Continued Media Relations Efforts Promote the Great Work of Members(view article)
Submit Your Photos Now for the Union Plus Summer of Smiles Contest(view article)
- NATCA Files ULP Charge after Agency Refuses to Comply with Arbitrator's Award of Make-Whole Relief - NATCA Succeeds in Getting Seven-Day Suspension Rescinded(view article)
June 19, 1987 — NATCA is official: The FLRA officially certifies NATCA as a union.(view article)
Aviation Industry Leaders Gather in D.C. for NextGen Discussion(view article)
Three Test Sites Witness the Beneficial Effects of FAA-NATCA Collaboration Process(view article)
FLRA Certification of Election Results Was on June 19, 1987(view article)
ZID/IND Gather for Fun-Filled Day of Membership Events(view article)
NATCA's Message Loud and Clear at Padres Stadium!(view article)
NATCA Files ULPs to Secure CIC Pay in Accordance with the 2009 Contract(view article)
June 17, 1997 — NATCA organizing: The union files a certification petition with the FLRA to hold a national election on whether NATCA can represent FAA engineers and architects...(view article)
Press Release Praises NATCA's Efforts to "Enhance the Safety" of the NAS(view article)
Former NATCA President Will Bring Technical Expertise to Leadership Team (view article)
ZTL Member Closes Out Another Successful Year with Solar Astronomy Project(view article)
June 11, 1987 — Controllers vote for NATCA certification: More than 80 percent of all controllers cast ballots. Seventy percent—7,494 to 3,275—vote for NATCA to be their sole bargaining agent.(view article)
- NATCA Settles Grievance over Threats Made to Union Rep - NATCA Files ULP and Requests Injunctive Relief over Midwest's Unilateral Change in Health Insurance(view article)
Check Out the Upcoming "Get Active" Events!(view article)
Members Work Together to Assist Affected Communities Nationwide(view article)
New Store Web Site Has Launched!(view article)
Controller Brings Musical Tradition to Veterans and Their Families(view article)
Members Show Their Charitable Support at Annual MDA Golf Tournament(view article)
Mikaela Burton Receives NATCA's $2,000 Scholarship Award(view article)
Woman Passes on Kind Words to Congressman Regarding NiW Attendees(view article)
June 1, 2000 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for the FAA's 180 automation specialists (AOS 300/400).(view article)
Arbitrator Upholds Removal for AWOL(view article)
Union Leader Takes Part in Capitol Hill's Controversial Fatigue Discussion (view article)
Union Members Show Support for Congresswoman during This Week's Hill Visit(view article)
NATCA's FSS Contract Team Attends Contract Signing Ceremony(view article)
Two NATCA Members Honored with Outstanding FAA Environmental Achievement Award(view article)
NATCA Member Asks for Help in Assisting Those Affected by Tornado(view article)
May 23, 1981 — PATCO announces strike deadline: At its annual convention in New Orleans, PATCO sets June 22 as the deadline for agreeing on a new contract with the FAA...(view article)
- NATCA Enters Into Interim Agreement for the Aviation Technical Systems Specialists Unit (2186 Series) - NATCA Wins FLRA Negotiability Appeal - Arbitrator Sustains Union's Grievance Regarding Telework(view article)
Friday's Signing Ceremony Puts Agreement into Effect(view article)
Next Meeting to Take Place June 7-8(view article)
Controllers' Quick Thinking Leads to Extinguished Fire at Little Rock National Airport(view article)
NATCA Welcomes Two New Staff Employees(view article)
NATCA Files ULP over Failure to Bargain Installation of LCGS Cameras (view article)
May 20, 1991 — Controller benefits: NATCA and the FAA reach agreement on alternative work schedules...(view article)
Decision Made in Pending Challenge to NATCA Seniority Policy(view article)
Organizations Work Together to Identify Hazards; Action Plans to Soon Be Determined(view article)
NATCA Production Spreads Positive PR Message to Major Media Outlets(view article)
Mitigation Provides Controllers Relief as Class B Redesign Effort Continues(view article)
NATCA Members Ruth Stilwell and Mel Davis Participate in Panel Discussions(view article)
ZDC to Proceed with Plan to Address Airspace and Area Sectorization Issues(view article)
- NATCA Prevails in Settlement Of Grievances Over 2005 USERRA Violation - FLRA Upholds Arbitrators Rescission of One-Day Suspension(view article)
May 10, 1990 — Rebuilding the controller work force: The FAA announces that Hampton University has been awarded a contract to develop a training program for air traffic controllers...(view article)
Storm-Affected Members Greeted with Overwhelming Amount of Support(view article)
NATCA is Proud to Announce This Year's Scholarship Winners!(view article)
NATCA Members Support Ratification of 2011 Flight Service Unit/FAA Agreement(view article)
FLSA Lawsuit Update -- U.S. Court of Federal Claims Decision of May 4, 2011(view article)
March Visit to EWP Regional Office Results in Informative Discussion(view article)
- Grievance over Improper Pay and Overpayment Resolved Just Prior to Arbitration - NATCA Settles Two Grievances Involving an Alleged Failure to Follow Orders - NATCA Favorably Resolves Training Failure(view article)
May 1, 1989 — NATCA's first contract: NATCA President Steve Bell and acting FAA Administrator Robert E. Whittington sign the union's first collective bargaining agreement, which takes effect immediately.(view article)
Members Show Their Worth during Wednesday Night's Weather(view article)
Nationwide Media Coverage Gets NATCA's Message Out(view article)
Stay Informed on What's Going on in ATSAP(view article)
NATCA Delegates Attend Event in Amman, Jordan(view article)
Head Off Future Scrutiny by Being Aware of Your Public Communications(view article)
Get Ready for This Year's "Challenge of the Regions!"(view article)
April 28, 1981 — PATCO contract negotiations stall: Union representatives walk out of contract talks with the FAA after 37 bargaining sessions. The Office of Management and Budget opposes PATCO demands for a 32-hour workweek and a separate federal pay scale for controllers.(view article)
- NATCA Awarded $84,000 in Attorney Fees - Grievance Resolved over Denial of Access to Regional Office to Perform Representational Duties - Arbitrator Reduces Three-Day Suspension to LOR - Arbitrator Denies Union Challenge that SCI Award Process Was Unfair(view article)
FAA Announces Additional Staffing for 27 Control Towers(view article)
Important Information for Members Regarding Work Related Injury(view article)
NATCA Family Joins Effort Leading Up to Fellow Member's Gracious Donation(view article)
Plan Will Condense Washington Center's Operational Areas, Diminish Costs(view article)
Start of MLB Season Brings Start of New NATCA Radio Advertising!(view article)
April 15, 1980 — PATCO contract preparations: The union distributes an "educational package" to its members that outlines how to establish communication networks and committees on security, welfare, and picketing...(view article)
- NATCA Prevails in Shift Change Arbitration - Grievance against RVA Settled - Grievance over Credit Card Misuse Settled(view article)
What to Expect If No Agreement Is Reached(view article)
NATCA Attends Thursday's Contract Signing Ceremony(view article)
FAA Agrees on Terms for Military Veterans Terminal Leave Program Implementation(view article)
A Message of Professionalism and the Positive Image That Results(view article)
April 4, 1991 — Airspace redesign: The FAA finishes transferring more than 600,000 square miles of oceanic airspace from Miami and Boston centers to New York Center.(view article)
- NATCA Settles with the FAA on a Three-Day Suspension Case - NATCA Awarded Fees and Expenses in Successful Arbitration(view article)
Web Site Set Up for News and Information: Denver2012.com(view article)
Effort to Eliminate Official Time Defeated(view article)
Union Efforts Continue Across the Country in Support of Worker Rights(view article)
This Year's Banquet Photos Soon to Be Added to NATCA's Photo Library!(view article)
March 29, 1996 — NATCA legislative efforts: After intense lobbying by the union, President Clinton signs a continuing resolution bill providing aid to Bosnia, Midwest flood relief, and restoration of Chapter 71 rights for air traffic controllers...(view article)
- NATCA Gets Suspension Reduced - Arbitrator Upholds Removal Based Upon Training Failure(view article)
AOPA Pays Tribute to Air Traffic Controllers for Their Help in Saving Members' Lives(view article)
Winners Saluted at CFS; Read All Their Stories Online(view article)
This Week's Panels and Speakers on Natcamembers.org(view article)
The Sights, Images and People That Made It a Memorable Event(view article)
NATCA Turns Back Agency's Efforts to Constructively Remove Grievant(view article)
March 24, 1987 — NATCA certification election: The FLRA schedules an election for May 6 through June 10 to decide whether NATCA will represent the nation's controllers...(view article)
Sign Up Now, through April 8, for May's NATCA in Washington(view article)
Response is Overwhelming as Attendees Come Away with Positive Feeling toward NATCA(view article)
Live Web Feed Will Be Available for Viewing on Natca.org(view article)
Multi-Unit Members' Vote Brings NATCA Closer to Goal(view article)
Check Out a Piece of What's to Come at Wednesday's Archie League Awards! (view article)
Review a Summary of These GI Bill Benefits(view article)
Expresses Deepest Sympathy to the Country in Crisis(view article)
March 15, 1981 — PATCO contract expires: The three-year labor agreement between the union and the FAA lapses...(view article)
NATCA Gets Favorable Resolution of Flexible Work Schedule Issue in Aircraft Cert(view article)
Survey Response Rates Strong across the ATO(view article)
Over 300 Attendees Meet in Ft. Worth for 38th Annual Hockey Event(view article)
Join Us at CFS for This Exclusive Event!(view article)
March 7, 1985 — NATCA's logo is born: Howie Barte presents a graphic containing a control tower and radar sweep bearing the letters AATCC as the proposed logo for the group at an organizing meeting in Boston...(view article)
- NATCA Settles Training Failure/Removal Case - NATCA Settles Dress Code Violation Suspension - Arbitrator Holds That Parties Must Resolve PCS Benefits Issue at Command Center(view article)
Marks 10-year Anniversary Since Old SEA Tower Suffered Heavy Damage(view article)
Retired Controller and WWII Vet Ray Daves Honored(view article)
Huntington's Mike Chambers and Clint Clifton Share Their Story(view article)
Members Across the Country Continue Union Rally Participation(view article)
NZALPA Shares How You Can Help in This Time of Need(view article)
Arbitrator Slams FAA and Orders Rescission of 14 Days(view article)
March 3, 1986 — NATCA on Capitol Hill: For the first time since 1981, an organization representing working controllers testifies before Congress...(view article)
The Union Shows Support in the Fight for Collective Bargaining Rights!(view article)
ATSAP Briefing Sheet - February 24, 2011(view article)
CFS Waitlist - Important Information(view article)
February 21, 1997 — NATCA organizing: The National Labor Relations Board certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for its first contract tower: Central Wisconsin Tower in Mosinee, Wis. (view article)
- FLRA Upholds 2006 Arbitration Victory on Interpretation of Cancellation of Overtime Language from Green Book - Adverse Arbitration Decision in Travel Comp Time Grievances(view article)
NATCA, FAA Management Develop Final Approach Procedures(view article)
Review of Last Year's Highlights at Natcamembers.org(view article)
NATCA and the Aero Club of Washington Team Up to Host Students at Potomac TRACON(view article)
Sexual Harassment and the Workplace(view article)
Sallie Sullivan to Fill D.C. Office Manager Position(view article)
February 19, 1998 — NATCA affiliation: President Mike McNally, Executive Vice President Randy Schwitz and former General Counsel William Osborne Jr. appear before the AFL-CIO Executive Council to request direct affiliation.(view article)
Settlement on Remand from FLRA of 2004 ZJX Grievance Yields over 2,500 Hours of Time Off Awards for 185 ATCs(view article)
Large Lump Sum Awarded, Pay Reset for Member(view article)
Paul Rinaldi Testifies; Emphasizes NATCA's Support for Swift Passage of FAA Bill(view article)
Dallas Facilities Claim Success in Super Bowl Rush(view article)
New Rio Rooming Details and More...(view article)
February 5, 1992 — NATCA's second contract: President Barry Krasner, Contract Committee Co-Chairman Bernie Reed, and NATCA Labor Relations Director Richard Gordon present the union's second contract proposal to the FAA.(view article)
Arbitrator Upholds Suspension for Inappropriate Communications Made By Controller(view article)
Base Jumper Justin Dailey Shares Details of His Adventurous Pastime(view article)
Pueblo Controller Frank Spangler's Message to Membership(view article)
Key Stage of Airspace Redesign Sees Improvement Due to Collaborative Efforts(view article)
Retired Member Mark O'Neil Joins Safety & Tech Staff(view article)
January 30, 1987 — NATCA on Capitol Hill: NATCA Southern Regional Representative Dennis Delaney, New England Regional Representative Howie Barte, and National Coordinator John Thornton testify before the Senate Subcommittee on Aviation...(view article)
Grievance Remedies(view article)
- FAA Settles ULP over Threats Made to Pursue Investigation for Filing a Grievance - FSIP Brokers Settlement of AWS Dispute in AirCraft Cert Bargaining Unit(view article)
SWA Joins UAL as Only Two Airlines to Have Such an Agreement with ATSAP(view article)
The Award Caps a Year of Successful Collaborative Efforts between NATCA and the FAA(view article)
BTV Controllers Receive Thanks for Dedicated Work During 2010 Construction Projects(view article)
Attention All FacReps!(view article)
WE Survey a Success with over 21,000 ATO Employees Participating(view article)
Arbitrator Finds That Grievant Failed to Comply With Leave Restriction Letter and Upholds Suspension(view article)
January 28, 1982 — Equipment modernization: The FAA announces the National Airspace System Plan. The 450-page document outlines a 20-year blueprint for upgrading the system...(view article)
NATCA.org Featuring Members Serving in the Military(view article)
Public Servant Award Recognizes Sugent's Pursuit of Safety(view article)
Law School Recognizes Fero's Achievement in the Study of Contracts(view article)
A Fair CBA for All Members Within Reach(view article)
Improved Methods, Increased Collaboration Reduces Trainee Blacklogs at World's Busiest TRACON(view article)
NATCA's Michea Westbrook Relives His 2010 Journey Along the Alaska Range(view article)
FLRA Changes Standard to Determine Negotiability of Bargaining Proposals(view article)
January 17, 1994 — Earthquake: A 6.6-magnitude temblor in Southern California area briefly closes Los Angeles International Airport.(view article)
NATCA Files ULP over Failure to Provide Information; Agency Complies By Providing Information(view article)
More than 60 Mid-Atlantic Members Gather in VA for Reloaded History Event(view article)
Members Meet to Discuss External Organizing Goals and Strategies(view article)
Nearly 200-Mile Journey Takes Team from Miami to Key West(view article)
- NATCA Grievance Results in FAA Agreeing to Work ADS-C Issues With Local Rep - Child Care Subsidy Issue Resolved(view article)
January 11, 1986 — NATCA holds its first national organizing meeting: About two-dozen controller activists, MEBA organizers and representatives from across the nation attend the gathering in Alexandria, Va...(view article)
Veteran Controller Brian Moore to Be Missed by Many(view article)
Member-Specific Information at Your Fingertips(view article)
With NATCA Part of the Process, Work Groups are Formed, LOA Signed(view article)
NATCA National, DCN Local Spread Cheer This Holiday Season(view article)
Duty Time Request Forms Must be Completed by Jan. 28(view article)
FLRA Issues Complaint When FAA Threatens to Pursue Investigation for Filing a Grievance(view article)
Whistleblowing Protections(view article)
January 4, 1983 — Controller training: Amid an environment in which developmental controllers are training others, the FAA increases the requirements for those who provide on-the-job instruction...(view article)
NATCA Reloaded Participates in 16th Annual D.C. High School Career Fair(view article)
NATCA's Ken Hopf to Relive His Laconia Rescue at N.H. Museum(view article)
- Arbitrator Rescinds 25-Day Suspension in Its Entirety - FLRA Agrees With Arbitrator and Upholds Award Including Fees - Arbitrator Upholds Training Termination(view article)
Veteran Controller Diagnosed with Lung Canger; In Need of Leave Donations(view article)
Dec. 31, 1981 — PATCO leadership changes/PASS certification: Robert Poli reluctantly resigns as president of PATCO after a late-evening conference call among PATCO leaders...(view article)
Spots Still Available for January's Annual Ski Event!(view article)
Trial Run by NLC Sees Huge Success, Indicts Talent for Union's Future(view article)
ICAO ANC Member Ruth Stilwell Discusses the Program's Positive Effect on Global Aviation(view article)
Important Rooming Information for CFS 2011(view article)
December 16, 1985 — Controllers meet administrator/NATCA name adopted: Howie Barte is invited to meet with FAA Administrator Donald Engen, along with four other controllers, to discuss the state of the ATC system and controller morale. This gathering is a direct result of the ABC "Nightline" program the previous month.(view article)
The Opportunity to Participate Ends Dec. 21!(view article)
Arbitrator Sides With NATCA on Disputed Issues and Reduces Removal to 14-Day Suspension(view article)
The Time is Now to Submit Your Nominations of Fellow Members' Extraordinary Flight Assists(view article)
Hostile Work Environment(view article)
Sign Up Today! Open Enrollment Season Ends Dec. 31(view article)
National Office to Update Membership on the Work of the Union(view article)
FLRA Issues Complaint over FAA's Failure to Provide Information(view article)
Dec. 9, 1981 — Strike aftermath: President Reagan rescinds an order banning fired controllers from seeking federal work for three years. However, they are still barred from returning to the FAA...(view article)
Retirements which occur in the year in which the member is age 55 allows penalty-free access to their TSP account no matter which withdrawal method they elect.(view article)
32-Year Veteran Controller Helps Prevent a Collision on One of the Busiest Nights of the Year(view article)
Natcamembers.org Is Your Source for All Important Information and Member Resources(view article)
How One Controller Saved Infant, Helped 10 People from House Fire(view article)
November 30, 1984 — Controller organization dissolves: The United States Air Traffic Control Organization officially disbands due to a lack of money... (view article)
Attention Members: Charge Adjustment for New Custom Logo Creation, Effective Jan. 1(view article)
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November 10, 1997 — NATCA organizing: The FLRA certifies NATCA as the exclusive bargaining representative for 1,150 FAA engineers and architects...(view article)
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November 5, 1982 — Rebuilding the controller work force: The FAA announces it will consider specially qualified air traffic controller applicants who are 31 to 35 years old, waiving the previous age limit of 31...(view article)
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Past Practice: What It Is and How You Can Use It to Enforce Your Rights under the Contract(view article)
Six-Month Initiative Intended to Demonstrate to Non-Members The NATCA Difference(view article)
- NATCA Gets Two-Day Suspension Reduced to LOR - NATCA Resolves Grievance Involving Forced Reassignment and Improper Travel Compensation - NATCA Gets AIR Bargaining Unit Clarified to Include Some Senior Engineers(view article)
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October 1983 — Controller training procedures: The FAA institutes a program called Structured Staffing at its centers. The program limits the number of radar controllers, which delays training for new hires and increases overtime for journeymen...(view article)
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October 1, 1981, FAA reorganization: Agency operations are reduced from eleven regions to nine. Western and Pacific-Asia regions consolidate into a new Western-Pacific Region, with headquarters in Los Angeles...(view article)
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Left to right: Meeting Facilitator Colleen McKenna, NATCA's National Collaboration Lead Russ Miller, AIR-200 Bufkin Fairchild, PASS MIDO James Pratt, AIR-2 Frank Paskiewicz and NATCA National AIR Representative Tomaso DiPaolo NATCA and the FAA's Aircraft Certification Service (AIR) recently achieved a milestone success through a collaboration workgroup. The group used Collaborative Workgroup Process (CWP), a program that NATCA and ATO rolled out nationwide in 2011 following some training sessions conducted earlier this year for select management/NATCA members covered by the Multi-Unit contract. Not only was the workgroup's ability to address and resolve the issue using collaboration a first for the NATCA/AIR relationship, but it was also the first full inclusion of counterparts from Flight Standards (AFS) management and Professional Aviation Safety Specialists (PASS). In terms of groups using full collaboration — where the output is not a recommendation but the actual solution to be implemented — it's the first instance of multi-organization and multi-union cooperation. In January 2012, Frank Paskiewicz, AIR-2, and Tomaso DiPaolo, NATCA National AIR Representative, attended a two-day training course for CWP in Chicago. They then committed to "scoping" a list of issues they both thought were important for collaborative workgroups to address. Dorenda Baker (left) and Frank Paskiewicz (right) Tomaso DiPaolo "There's just no substitute for national leaders making a personal commitment to try authentic collaboration," said NATCA's National Collaboration Lead Russ Miller (pictured below). "We can develop practices and processes to foster collaborative success, and we can even measure the improved results, but Tomaso and Frank believed in their people and stepped forward. That was essential" In April 2012, a follow-up meeting took place at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City with Paskiewicz, DiPaolo, and their assembled group of AIR managers and NATCA AIR representatives to review and discuss the proposed list of scoped issues. Their first goal was to select a single issue to address. The scoped issue was selected and the group was challenged with designing a tracking system for Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) Unit Members (UM), to ensure quality and professionalism across the nation, without creating significant costs or training needs. In addition, this scoped issue would address one of the recommendations from the DOT Office of Inspector General Audit Report AV-2011-136 concerning the need to pursue and strengthen the oversight of Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) and Risk-Based Resource Targeting programs. At a minimum, the system had to be able to identify all ODA UMs and administrators who have been removed for performance reasons that constitute misconduct, verify their performance, and allow any FAA personnel (in AIR and AFS) to crosscheck names. "It took some time to pick a collaborative topic that was important to us, as well as the right team members with the right background who could work together to come to a solution for this issue and develop an implementation plan," said DiPaolo. "A fundamental part of the CWP is solving challenges important to both labor and management by empowering the professionals closest to that problem." During the April meeting, the group quickly realized that they could not fully deliver the best solution possible without including PASS, MIDO and PASS AFS. Therefore, the group worked together to identify which additional interests needed to be brought to the table, and Paskiewicz and DiPaolo worked to get those managers and representatives included in the next meeting during the week of June 5, 2012. The ODA collaboration workgroup eventually included management designees from AIR-110, AIR-200 and AFS-600, plus labor representatives from NATCA AIR, PASS AFS and PASS MIDO. The session was facilitated by Colleen McKenna, AIR-6, and got some brief initial training from NATCA's Miller and from Debbie Christianson, AHL-300 LR Specialist. Not only did the workgroup solve the problem they were assigned, but they also included an outline for implementing the solution, all within three days. On September 12, 2012 the group scheduled a closeout meeting debriefing on their accomplishment for DiPaolo, Paskoewicz and AIR-1 Dorenda Baker. Some team members were present at AIR Headquarters in Washington, D.C., and others were present through telecomm and live video feed from the field. Beyond covering the steps they used to produce their solution, all agreed this process was a big improvement based on their previous experiences participating in workgroups. When Miller asked what was so different about this problem solving method, PASS AFS Representative John Cox said it was a benefit to have a variety of individuals present. "It's seldom that we can have people with different backgrounds in the same room, and be open and honest to try to draw out a solution together," said Cox. "And usually we're two or three steps removed in the communication chain and things get lost in translation. So having us all in one room really added some value and it definitely was an advantage." ODA Manager and FAA Team Lead, Ralph Meyer, of AIR-110 said, "It was nice in contrast to some meetings I've participated in to have people in the room that could actually make decisions and didn't feel like they needed to check with somebody or check with their boss about what was going on" "It's great to have everybody there so we can understand the person who has different concerns," NATCA Team Advocate Keith Ladderud said. "We were trying to understand John's needs and problems, for example, for quite some time, and how much he used the Designee Information Network (DIN) versus how much we used DIN. And it was, again, also good that nobody had to go check with some somebody else. It's a whole lot better communication face-to-face versus when you are on the telephone." "The way we normally address something like this, it would've taken six months easy, maybe a year of back and forth," said Bufkin Fairchild, AIR-200. 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New Delhi, Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India's largely unorganised retail sector will help curb inflationary pressure by easing supply side constraints and revive economic growth, analysts said.
"FDI in multi-brand retail is seen as a very important reform to revive the economy and it will ease supply side pressures and mitigate inflation and benefit, especially, the small and medium enterprises by way of greater market access and higher profit margins," said Sandip Somany, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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"FDI infuses technological advancement, enhance production possibilities and induce capital flows, which helps in maintaining general macro economic stability," said Somany.
According to the latest Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) data, the Indian economy grew at a sluggish 5.5 percent in the April-June 2012 period as compared to 8 percent in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.
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"In the next 12-24 months, international retailers will accelerate their entry strategy. As a result, the developers involved in shopping centre development, who were badly hit since 2008, will also get a tremendous boost and we will witness serious players expanding in this space," said Dutt.
"Over the medium- to long-term, the retail sector, real estate industry and the end-consumers will benefit from the move and the economy on the whole will gain momentum, depth and size," he added.
A Sakthivel, chairman of the Apparel Exports Promotion Council (AEPC), said the move would create employment opportunities and boost economic growth.
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- Preheat an oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).
- Stir together the onion, roasted red peppers, whiskey, and garlic and place this mixture inside the cavity of the bird. Mince chipotle peppers in a food processor until about the consistency of spaghetti sauce. Rub half of the chipotles on the outside of the turkey, and place the rest inside the bird cavity. Place turkey in a roasting bag; close the bag according to the bag directions, and place onto a roasting pan.
- Bake the turkey in the preheated oven until no longer pink at the bone and the juices run clear, about 3 1/2 hours. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh, near the bone should read 180 degrees F (82 degrees C). Remove the turkey from the oven, and allow to rest in a warm area 10 to 15 minutes before slicing.
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