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A regular series of articles in the NATCA Insider weekly e-newsletter (to subscribe, email Doug Church) is devoted to your rights as a union member. From topics such as negotiations to the Hatch Act, the articles […]

On Feb. 21, NATCA President Paul Rinaldi attended and spoke at the Transportation Trades Department’s (TDD) Winter Executive Committee meeting in San Diego. During the meeting, Rinaldi spoke about Federal Aviation Administration Funding concerns and the […]

Oakland Center (ZOA) is a Level 11 facility commissioned in 1960. The facility is responsible for air traffic control operations over almost 10 percent of the surface of the earth. It encompasses approximately 19 million miles […]

Unfortunately, today’s environment of anxiety about threats of violence to institutions and individuals has impacted countless schoolchildren across the nation. Whether the dangers are real or hoaxed, it affects the whole family when, for example, school […]

Many members who reach age 56 want to continue their work with NATCA and the National Airspace System (NAS), but opportunities to stay within a NATCA bargaining unit can often appear limited. The NATCA-represented Operational Support […]

By: Curt Howe, FacRep, Northwest Mountain Region Engineers NATCA proudly celebrates the nation’s 65th National Engineers Week, recognized every year in February during the week that contains one globally famous engineer’s birthday, George Washington. This year’s […]