Articles tagged “ALPA”

Airlines

U.S. Airlines Ask Government to Pause Additional Flights to China

The U.S. airline industry is worried that Chinese carriers enjoy an unfair advantage with access to Russian airspace and China’s government.

U.S. Airlines Ask Government to Pause Additional Flights to China

Airlines

Here’s How the 2024 Solar Eclipse Will Impact Air Travel

The solar eclipse will have a minimal impact on air travel, but airlines are operating a slew of flights that will give flyers a special view of the once-in-a-lifetime event.

Here’s How the 2024 Solar Eclipse Will Impact Air Travel

Airlines

United Airlines Asks Pilots to Take Unpaid Time Off Due to Boeing Delivery Delays

The unpaid time off is the latest instance of how delivery and certification issues with Boeing’s aircraft are impacting airlines’ operations.

United Airlines Asks Pilots to Take Unpaid Time Off Due to Boeing Delivery Delays

Airlines

United Airlines Pilots Get New Four-Year Contract

With a pilot shortage and minimum raises of close to 9% annually, it's nice to be a commercial airline pilot these days. Striking hotel workers in Los Angeles face totally different odds.

United Airlines Pilots Get New Four-Year Contract

Airline Weekly

SkyWest in Fight With Labor Unions Over Future of Air Service to Small Cities

A fight between the largest regional airline and aviation union could determine the future of flights to small communities across the U.S.

SkyWest in Fight With Labor Unions Over Future of Air Service to Small Cities

Airlines

American Airlines Pilots Union Board Rejects Merger With Larger Labor Group

A 21 percent pay raise for pilots at American likely didn't provide much momentum toward a union restructuring.

American Airlines Pilots Union Board Rejects Merger With Larger Labor Group

Airlines

American Airlines Pilots Move Ahead With Potential Air Line Pilots Association Merger

The comparison between the two unions seems in many ways to be the typical one between a large institutional organization and a smaller one that is more agile but has fewer resources.

American Airlines Pilots Move Ahead With Potential Air Line Pilots Association Merger

Airlines

U.S. Lawmakers Look to Ban Convicted Violent Passengers From Flying

The Protection from Abusive Passengers Act could be about to make a comeback following a series of violent incidents on commercial flights.

U.S. Lawmakers Look to Ban Convicted Violent Passengers From Flying

News Blog

United Airlines Pilots to Get Nearly 15 Percent Pay Raise

Pilots at United Airlines could get a big raise if they ratify a new contract approved by leadership at their union, the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). Pay increases would total 14.5 percent over 18 months with the improvements backdated to January 1, as well as other overtime pay and quality of life improvements, ALPA…

Airline Weekly

Why the Biggest Pilots Union Says There Is No Pilot Shortage

The largest U.S. pilots union is trying to prove that there is no pilots shortage; rather, the union argues airline wages are too low. Airlines — and the federal government — say otherwise.

Why the Biggest Pilots Union Says There Is No Pilot Shortage