NATCA hosted the first in-person meet & greet event for ATC students at the FAA Academy at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City since the beginning of the pandemic. At the event, the students […]

NATCA hosted the first in-person meet & greet event for ATC students at the FAA Academy at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City since the beginning of the pandemic. At the event, the students […]
NATCA is excited to welcome Cincinnati Municipal Airport – Lunken Field Federal Contract Tower (LUK) to the NATCA family. The city-owned airport is located three miles east of downtown Cincinnati and serves both private aircraft and […]
The FAA contracted out 101 Level 1 VFR towers from 1993-1997. Following the decision to contract out these facilities, an organizing effort began in earnest and grew into a resounding NATCA success story that continues today, […]
NATCA is excited to welcome Dubuque Federal Contract Tower (DBQ) to the NATCA family. Dubuque Regional Airport is in Dubuque County, Iowa. The airport is owned by the city of Dubuque and is operated as a […]
We continue our celebration of the 34th anniversary of NATCA’s certification by the Federal Labor Relations Authority as the exclusive bargaining representative of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air traffic controllers by shining a spotlight on the […]
NATCA represents a group of air traffic control specialists that work in 114 Federal Contract Towers (FCTs) for one of four private employers: Midwest Air Traffic Control Services, Robinson Aviation (RVA), Inc., RVA-CI Squared Aviation, Inc., […]