Since our Union launched a campaign on Monday evening, NATCA members and our allies have sent more than 27,000 messages to members of Congress calling on them to protect the federal retirement benefits of air traffic […]
Committees News
Tell Members of Congress They Need to Protect Retirement Benefits for Air Traffic Controllers
Earlier this month, the House passed its budget framework (budget resolution), establishing top-line limits for spending, taxes, deficits, and the public debt. The budget resolution is not law, but it provides a blueprint with instructions on […]
IT Committee Meets at the National Office
NATCA’s IT Committee (ITC) met March 26-27 at the NATCA National Office in Washington, D.C. During the meeting, the committee welcomed a new ITC member, Dan McCabe of the Southern Region. They also discussed updates and changes […]
Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM): Frequently Asked Questions
The NATCA CISM team is a Union-operated, Agency-supported group designed to help air traffic controllers effectively manage stress they may experience following a critical incident. These peer debriefers are trained in the Mitchell Model. You can […]
Congratulations to Our Newest FacReps!
The NATCA Onboarding Committee welcomes and thanks all new NATCA leaders who have recently taken office for their terms as FacReps at their local facilities: Alaskan Region:Thomas Degidio (Juneau ATCT, JNU) Central Region:Clayton Bruening (Manhattan Kan. […]
NATCA’s LEAP Class Shapes the Future of Union Leadership
NATCA members gathered in Glen Rose, Texas, from March 10-12 for the latest Leadership Experience Acceleration Project (LEAP) class. This program is designed to develop and strengthen leadership skills that will shape the future of the […]
