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Columbus (CMH) is home to 48 dedicated NATCA members. The level 9 facility was commissioned in April 2004. CMH is responsible for the airspace of two TRACONS combined into one facility and one tower, two military […]

On Dec. 10, Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert spoke on a Women in Government Relations panel titled “Should the Air Traffic Control System be Set Up as a Freestanding Non-profit?” The panel, hosted by Venable, LLP, […]

The late Jim Oberstar, former Chairman of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, looks down from his portrait as Rinaldi (front, center) speaks. He is seated next to NATCA Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert. The late […]

This page contains National Executive Board (NEB) internal guidance and determinations as well as Standing Rules and Policy/Position Statements enacted by the NEB between NATCA conventions. In accordance with the NATCA Constitution, Article VIII Section 7, […]

WASHINGTON – NATCA President Paul Rinaldi today discussed issues surrounding the nation’s air traffic controller staffing shortage at a roundtable policy discussion on FAA’s air traffic controller hiring, staffing and training plans, held by the House […]