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On this Memorial Day, NATCA remembers and honors all those who have served and died for the freedoms we hold dear. Today, whether it be with family and friends, or working in our facilities, please take a moment to recognize why we memorialize this day. natca.org/2026/05/25/nat…

NATCA would like to recognize and congratulate this year’s scholarship award winners. This year’s prompt asked candidates to describe how they see the role of unions in protecting workers today. In all, NATCA selected 21 award winners. natca.org/2026/05/19/con…

NATCA New England Regional Leadership Team attended the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner in Nashua, N.H. on April 25, 2026. The NNE Leadership Team was able to engage the New Hampshire lawmakers, thanking them for their support of NATCA and ATCs. natca.org/2026/05/19/nat…

For May, the 2026 NATCA wall calendar features a photo of Dulles International ATCT (IAD) taken by local member Laura Elwood. natca.org/2026/05/22/202…

Every safe flight is engineered by a team of controllers and aviation safety professionals who bring relentless focus and dedication to protecting passengers' lives. Thanks to the commitment of these professionals, the world’s most complex transportation system runs safely.

President Nick Daniels and other NATCA leaders hosted FAA Academy students in Oklahoma City on Wed., April 29. More than 75 students attended. They were able to learn more about the Union, air safety, and what to expect at the start of their ATC career. natca.org/2026/05/14/nat…

NATCA would like to recognize all contributions and influence of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islander Americans to the United States, the labor movement, and our Union. natca.org/2026/05/14/nat…

Nearly 10 million flights move safely through U.S. airspace each year thanks to thousands of skilled professionals diligently ensuring every system works at every phase — from pre-runway checks to landing. This is our commitment to public service.

NATCA members recently completed a Drug and Alcohol Training course in Baltimore. This course brought together members from across the country, educating and empowering them to serve our Union membership.

Several leaders from NATCA’s Alaskan Region recently met with U.S. Senator @lisamurkowski during the annual Iditarod Dog Sled Races.

Every safe flight is engineered by a team of controllers and aviation safety professionals who bring relentless focus and dedication to protecting passengers' lives. Thanks to the commitment of these professionals, the world’s most complex transportation system runs safely.

NATCA would like to extend a Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers and caretakers in our Union. Every day, mothers and caretakers sacrifice time away from their own families to maintain the National Airspace. Your dedication to the NAS is celebrated today and every day.

The energy is unmatched. Hundreds of #NATCA activists were on Capitol Hill this week, bringing the expertise and passion of our workforce directly to lawmakers. This is grassroots power in action. #NATCAinWashington

At #NATCAinWashington, CISM Chair Sarah Grampp (ZKC) briefed activists on our push for mental health reform. This week we are advocating legislation that modernizes medical standards and supports the well-being of the air traffic control workforce.

Top congressional staff joined #NATCAinWashington on Tuesday to discuss the value of NATCA’s expertise. As the subject matter experts for the NAS, our members provide the operational knowledge that shapes aviation policy, funding, and the future of our profession.

EVP Mick Devine delivered a call to action on Tuesday at #NATCAinWashington, stressing that grassroots strength is the key to advancing the air traffic control profession. Activists are ready to engage with Congress to secure the future of the NAS.

On Monday at #NATCAinWashington, NATCA honored 12 members today for their dedication to the Union’s grassroots legislative efforts. These activists were selected by their RVPs and recognized for their work educating members of Congress and advancing the safety of the NAS.

NLC member Anthony Schifano received the Trish Gilbert Legislative Activism Award today at #NATCAinWashington. This honor recognizes extraordinary dedication to the Union’s grassroots advocacy and an unwavering commitment to the safety of the National Airspace System.

NATCA activists at #NATCAinWashington received "The Ask" briefing today, aligning on a unified legislative strategy for Capitol Hill. Members are prepared to deliver a consistent message to Congress regarding the safety and modernization of the National Airspace System.

#NATCAinWashington 2026: Toby Hauck (ZAU) received the Dale Wright Award yesterday, NATCA’s highest honor for career service. A veteran activist and legislative leader, Hauck’s dedication has been vital to the safety of the National Airspace System.