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FAA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (OSH) PROGRAM: The FAA is still working to create a cohesive OSH program for the entire FAA. The 3900.19c document was originally scheduled to serve as the main backbone behind the […]

Walker pictured with her husband, Kenny. On the morning of Aug. 6, 2015, the pilot of a Cessna Citation made a typical departure out of San Francisco International Airport (SFO) into low cloud cover. There were […]

THE 2020-2021 PROGRAM Eligibility: This scholarship fund is established for the spouses, children, stepchildren, and legally adopted children of active, retired, and deceased NATCA members with continuous membership in good standing of at least two years. […]

NATCA’s Communicating For Safety (CFS) Planning Committee is proud to announce another great speaker for CFS 2016: ABC News Transportation Correspondent David Kerley. Kerley will be the second member of the media to speak at CFS. […]

Dr. Jerry Cockrell is a psychologist, aviator, humorist, and in-demand speaker. His ‘down-home’ style and hilarious anecdotes have charmed, educated, and entertained audiences around the world. This popular aviation personality has an almost magical way of […]

The NATCA Communicating for Safety (CFS) Planning Committee is proud to announce Captain Al Haynes as a keynote speaker for CFS 2016. Haynes will discuss the story of Flight 232. On July 19, 1989, United Airlines […]