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NATCA members brave the storm, proving there is strength in unity

They worked traffic at New Orleans Tower, sometimes in 20-hour shifts at an airport that resembled a war zone. They slept on the floor of the radar room. They drove hundreds of miles to deliver food, water and other essential supplies, to extend a helping hand and display an iron resolve to assist in any way necessary. Continue

• Presidential Perspective
• Change to Win coalition forms new "parallel" labor movement
• A Look Inside: The life of a NATCA contract team member
• Proposed expansion at O'Hare garners mixed reaction 
• Consolidation emerges at talking point for FAA and airlines 
• Update: Agency Settles Unfair Labor Practice Over Illegal Interview

• An interview with veteran pilot and broadcaster Jim Tilmon
• A Wishlist For Safety
• The AMASS Mess
• Extension of Daylight Savings Time strongly opposed by airlines, will affect controllers too
• Strange FODs: It's a bird!...And a plane!...And a wayward jogger! 
• Agency Seeks to Exclude NATCA's ABA Representative From The Bargaining Unit

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