There are currently 92 NATCA members at Denver TRACON (D01), including 64 Certified Professional Controllers (CPCs), 18 CPCs-In Training (CPC-IT), five Traffic Management Coordinators (TMCs), four Operational Support Faculty (OSF), and one Staff Specialist. D01 is […]

United Airlines Flight 232 Capt. Alfred Haynes presented his inspiring, “Against All Odds” presentation at Communicating For Safety (CFS) 2016. While the story is memorable to all in the aviation community, hearing the details first hand […]

The National Legislative Committee (NLC) strives to advance the status, professionalism, benefits, and working conditions of all NATCA bargaining unit employees through political and legislative activism. The NLC accomplishes these tasks through grassroots activism, educating and […]

Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo., has served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives since 2001. An avid pilot with over 3,000 logged hours, Rep. Graves is the Chairman of the House General Aviation Caucus […]

LAX VP Mike Foote at the Los Angeles International Airport uses text-based technology that enables planes to receive data electronically instead of verbally. Photo Courtesy of Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times. NATCA Data […]

For more information on OSF employees, check out this previous NATCA Insider article. The NATCA Terminal Automation Modernization and Replacement (TAMR) Training Group has successfully pushed for a new training product to be produced for the […]