In celebration of Women’s History Month, many of NATCA’s female leaders from locals around the country shared their responses to a series of questions. We will continue to feature their statements in this and the next […]
Local & Regional News
Women’s History Month: Part 1 of 4 – Interview With Maj. Katie Cook, First Female Blue Angels Pilot
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) is very honored to introduce the start of a four-part conversation between two incredibly inspiring women in the world of aviation. NATCA’s own Jamie Sanders, an air traffic controller […]
NCF Concludes its Successful Step Challenge
The NATCA Charitable Foundation’s (NCF) First Annual Step Challenge ended on Monday, Feb. 15. Thank you to everyone who participated to support NCF. We raised over $23,000 and had over 800 steppers in this challenge. Steppers walked […]
Request for Nominations: 2021 Archie League Medal of Safety Awards
We’re currently seeking nominations for the 2021 Archie League Medal of Safety Awards, to be presented at Communicating For Safety 2021 at Bally’s Las Vegas this September. Any member can nominate another member who was involved […]
The NATCA Podcast: “I Just Almost Hit Another Mountain;” Seattle Center (ZSE) Controllers Save Idaho Pilot
As Seattle Center (ZSE) member Josh Fuller’s shift was ending on the Saturday afternoon before Thanksgiving in 2019, a supervisor from Area C walked through Area B urgently looking for anyone with pilot experience. A VFR-rated […]
16th Annual Archie League Medal of Safety Award Winners’ Spotlight: Northwest Mountain Region
Byron Andrews, Josh Fuller, Ryan Jimenez, and Michael Sellman As Seattle Center (ZSE) member Josh Fuller’s shift was ending on the Saturday afternoon before Thanksgiving in 2019, a supervisor from Area C walked through Area B […]
