Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association Objectives:Raise the standards of and increase recognition of the class and craft of Mechanics and Related Employees.
AMFA Locals 14 & 32 Notice:
AMFA & Alaska/Hawaiian Labor Relations have agreed to establish safety committees at Hawaiian locations, starting in Honolulu (HNL). Station visit planned for Nov.
Interested in joining or learning more?Details: https://t.co/DRAMZP9t9N
2026 AMFA Local 32 L.E.C. Election Results:
Nominations closed with all positions uncontested. Per the AMFA Constitution, all unopposed candidates are declared elected. No ballot required.
Full notice & details: https://t.co/DRAMZP9t9N
LEC officer nominations will be called at the Sept 17 GMM. Forms due Oct 2 at 1700. President, Secretary, S&S Chairman, ASA OAL. Form at https://t.co/vWMRT6tfN6.
Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (JCBA) & Integrated Seniority List (ISL) Update AMFA and Alaska Airlines had a face-to-face meeting on July 29, 2026 in Seattle to discuss issues regarding a Merger Transition Protocol Agreement (MTP).
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National President's Update - Q2 2026
To: AMFA Members
Re: National President’s Update - Q2 2026
Date: July 28, 2026
Full Update Link: https://t.co/N2raY2kyjU
Dear Members:
The second quarter of 2026 was marked by significant progress across AMFA. From organizing and collective bargaining to legislative advocacy and member representation, our union continued advancing the interests of aircraft maintenance professionals throughout North America.
Most notably, AMFA welcomed our first rotorcraft Aircraft Maintenance Engineers with the certification of Ornge Air in Ontario, further expanding our presence in Canada. We also advanced negotiations, merger activities, legislative initiatives, and contract administration across our represented carriers.
As we move into the second half of 2026, AMFA remains focused on advancing the Alaska-Hawaiian integration, supporting newly organized members, negotiating strong collective bargaining agreements, protecting our existing contracts, and advancing the interests of aircraft maintenance professionals across North America.
Every organizing campaign, negotiated agreement, legislative effort, and workplace victory reflects the strength of a craft-specific union led by and for aviation maintenance professionals.
Special Recognition
AMFA Local 32 member John Buker (Juneau, AK) received the FAA’s Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award on July 16 — one of the highest honors for 50+ years of safe aviation maintenance service.
Congratulations, John!
🛫 WHAT’S NEW – July 27
Post Anchorage GMM July reports now available
New Shop Reps: OAK – Hargrove & Reynoso SMF – Voellinger KOA – Wagner
Congrats to our 2026 retirees + John Buker on his Charles Taylor Master Mechanic Award!
Full details: https://t.co/NzhBoaHbXf
Press Release: AMFA Meets with Hawaiian Congressional Delegation to Discuss Integration and Future Representation of Hawaiian Airlines Tech Ops Employees
Link:
https://t.co/sCcKUwnAYO
Jul 27, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
WASHINGTON, DC – July 27, 2026 – On July 21 and 22, representatives of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA) met with members of Hawaii’s Congressional Delegation in Washington, DC, including Representative Ed Case (HI-01), Representative Jill Tokuda (HI-02), Senator Brian Schatz (HI), and Senator Mazie Hirono (HI).
The meetings served as an introduction to AMFA as the newly certified collective bargaining representative for the Hawaiian Airlines Technical Operations group, including Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMTs) and related employees, following the Alaska Airlines–Hawaiian Airlines merger.
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Representative Ed Case (HI-01) (left) and AMFA Director of Government Affairs Rob Cush (right)
Happy Independence Day! As our nation celebrates a historic milestone, 250 years of American independence, your AMFA Local 32 LEC sends warm wishes for a safe and celebratory holiday.
🛫 WHAT’S NEW – May 28, 2026
Primary SWA ASAP ERC & Outsourcing Liaison Election Results
May 2026 President’s Report
ASA Officer At Large Report
SWA ALR Report
ASA ALR Report
Full details and all reports here 👇 https://t.co/OSPS8xB7Ol
Memorial Day, May 25, 2026, we pause to honor the courageous U.S. service members from every branch who gave their lives for our freedom. Their sacrifice, across land, sea, and sky, inspires us all as we reflect on the values they defended.
Thank you. We will always remember.
⏳ FINAL CALL FOR NOMINATIONS ⏳
Following up on original notice emailed and posted on May 6.
Local 32 Legacy HAL Members: The deadline to submit nominations for the ASA Legacy HAL position vacancies is this Thursday, May 21, at 5:00 PM PDT.
We would like to wish a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, and caregivers in our membership.
Fraternally,
Local Executive Board
🚨 WHAT’S NEW – April 1, 2026
Multiple Nomination Notices
• SWA ASP ERC
• AS ASAP ERC
• SWA Outsourcing Liaison
• Legacy Hawaiian SIC
• SWA Appearance Tech Negotiator
Full article + direct PDF links here 👇 https://t.co/9QAiBzARhi
Should an amendment proposal receive approval through a simple majority vote from attending members, it will subsequently be presented to the entire L32 membership for a ratification vote, requiring a two-thirds majority via ElectionBuddy Ballot.
During our General Membership Meeting on March 26, we will also convene the Local 32 Bylaws Amendment Proposals Meeting. Kindly refer to the attached images for the proposed amendments that will be subject to discussion and modification by the membership.
Alaska-Hawaiian Members of Local 32, we would like to remind and reshare @amfa_national meeting happening tomorrow, 1100 AM HST (1300 PST), Tuesday, March 3.
Use the QR code to register, you may also go here directly: https://t.co/xxdYuzUToR
Welcome to AMFA: Building Our Future Together
Link: https://t.co/zeWehTrq5j
February 27, 2026
Dear Hawaiian Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, Cabin Service, Mx Control, GSE, Planners, Line Service, Welders, and Production Control Employees:
On behalf of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), we proudly welcome you to our growing family of skilled aviation professionals. We did it, and we did it together. This vote is a clear mandate that Alaska and Hawaiian skilled workgroups want a craft-specific representation that puts our licenses, skills, and careers first. Your decision to stand together under AMFA marks a pivotal moment for the skilled technicians and related professionals who keep Alaska-Hawaiian Airlines safe, reliable, and strong.