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Voluntary reporting from the field recently led to yet another safety enhancement in the National Airspace System (NAS) – this time for cold-weather operations during what has been a snowy winter across much of the United […]

Shortly after sunset on Jan. 14, 2016, N113RC, a PA31T Cheyenne piloted by Charles Schindler, departed Cleveland, Miss.(RNV), en route to Destin, Fla. Schindler’s wife and two young children accompanied him in the twin-engine turboprop aircraft. […]

This is the last in a series of three stories recapping the events that have won a 2016 Archie League Medal of Safety Award. Southern RegionDonald Blatnik III, Central Florida TRACONKenneth Scheele, Central Florida TRACON On […]

There are two topics for the February OSHA webinar: water quality and mold. While they are quite different topics, they both can have an effect on the health of building occupants. Every three years, drinking water […]

Just a few weeks remain until the March 1 deadline to submit applications for the annual NATCA Scholarship Program. Eligibility: Spouses, children, stepchildren, and legally adopted children of active, retired, and deceased NATCA members. Applicants or […]

Recently, NATCA President Paul Rinaldi and Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert attended the International Transport Workers’ Foundation Remote Towers Conference in London, England. Rinaldi met with international Union leaders and discussed the similar challenges facing transportation […]