NATCA President Paul Rinaldi and Executive Vice President Trish Gilbert attended a solidarity meeting at Atlanta Center. They discussed issues facing NATCA and the National Airspace System and answered questions from the membership. NATCA leadership makes […]

As NATCA began to spread its wings after its June 19, 1987, certification, the founding members of the union continued to face issues from the Reagan Administration. While PATCO had been decertified, the issues that plagued the workforce remained. One problem was related to punitive actions against the workforce.

Steve Bell arrived at NATCA headquarters as President in August 1988. At the time, the Union was lobbying Congress on an issue that had fueled the initial organizing effort: the Federal Employees Liability Reform and Tort Compensation Act of 1988 (FELRTCA). A bill by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., would immediately substitute the government for federal employees as the defendant in civil lawsuits.

Archive Emails Sent to Members from the National Office Latest Message: March 30, 2019: Legislative Update – NATCA in Washington 2019 Wrap-Up Issue Message – Please Click Here May 15, 2019: NATCA News Alert: NATCA Plaintiffs Prevail […]

National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) For Immediate Release Jan. 21, 2017 Contact: Doug Church, 301-346-8245 NATCA Statement on the Inauguration of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence WASHINGTON – NATCA President Paul Rinaldi […]

This story was published by the Federal Aviation Administration this week on MyFAA and Focus FAA. Heather Hruz had only been certified as an air traffic controller at New York Center (ZNY) for about a year […]

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