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Submit Your Constitutional Amendment Before the Deadline, Dec. 3
The NATCA 2027 Convention will be held in Chicago, April 27–29. Amendment submissions are open now. Don’t wait for the Dec. 3, 2026, midnight deadline! Submit early and the National Constitution Committee will work with you one-on-one to refine your language before it reaches the floor. Email [email protected] per Article XIV, Section 1. https://youtu.be/AXnCX-x66d4?si=ASwnX69PzzAqChyj Save…
Convention 2027 – Amendments and Robert’s Rules: Five Things Every Convention Delegate Needs to Know
NATCA 2027 Convention, Chicago, April 27–29. The convention floor is where the Union’s future is decided by the NATCA delegates. Drew Stewart, Northwest Mountain representative on the National Constitution Committee, walks through the five things every delegate and member needs to know before Chicago: voting, speaking, proposing amendments, calling the question, and practicing it all…
Oakland Center Members Attend Golden State Valkyries Game with U.S. Rep. Lateefah Simon
On May 28, Oakland Center (ZOA) FacRep Erik Mandt, and local members Johnny Robinson and Precious Kollock joined U.S. Rep. Lateefah Simon (Calif.-12) and her staff at the Chase Center for a Golden State Valkyries game. Precious’s wife India Perkins also attended the event. The Congresswoman recognized Johnny Robinson for spearheading charitable work with NATCA…
Press Releases
NATCA Thanks Congress for Passage of Appropriations to End Shutdown and Fund the Government, Calls on Congress to Pass the Aviation Solvency Act
(WASHINGTON) – The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) thanks Congress for passing the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development (THUD) bill that ends the partial government shutdown and provides increased funding for the Federal Aviation Administration through the remainder of the fiscal year. NATCA thanks Appropriations Chair Collins, Ranking Member Murray, Chairman Cole, and Ranking Member DeLauro…
NATCA CALLS ON CONGRESS TO PASS FUNDING TO END GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
(WASHINGTON) – Today, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) expressed its disappointment that Congress was unable to reach an agreement to fund the government and called on legislators to end the government shutdown as soon as possible. This shutdown occurs less than three months after a record-long government shutdown that put unnecessary strain on the traveling public, the economy, and the aviation safety professionals who are vital to maintaining the safety of our…
ICYMI: Video of Press Conference at NATCA’s National Office as Air Traffic Controllers Receive Second Zero-Dollar Paycheck
Earlier today, President Nick Daniels held a press conference at NATCA’s National Office to mark the second consecutive zero-dollar paycheck for the nation’s air traffic controllers. Daniels discussed the growing personal and professional toll that the shutdown is taking on air traffic controllers, and the potential impact on the traveling public as the busy holiday…
Congressional Testimony
Read NATCA President Nick Daniel’s Full Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Aviation of the Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure United States House of Representatives
Read the full text of NATCA President Nick Daniel’s testimony before the Subcommittee on Aviation of the Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure United States House of Representatives here.
NATCA President Santa’s testimony before House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Aviation
Read House Aviation Subcommittee Written Testimony of NATCA President Rich Santa PDF here Watch the hearing and learn more here. 3-23-23 House Aviation Subcommittee Written Testimony of NATCA President Rich Santa FINAL[100]Download
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