Pilots around the globe are unified. The best guarantor of safety is having at least two fully qualified pilots in the cockpit. Investing in reduced crew operations displaces investment that could benefit all aviation stakeholders. https://t.co/S6qBrNmmfr #SafetyStartsWith2
Today is International Day of the ATC. NZALPA proudly celebrates the amazing work our ATS members do every day. To those women and men, the essential, safety-focused and helpful voices behind everything we do, thanks for your professionalism and integrity through a tough 2020.
Remembering the fallen and standing shoulder to shoulder with our Australian and New Zealand brothers and sisters. Lest we forget. @nzalpa#AnzacDay2020
In 1948,13 founding Member Associations established the International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations, 72 years later; IFALPA is still the global voice of pilots. Happy anniversary, we are here to serve you. #pilotsolidarity#aviation#pilounity#safesecureskies
Airways has accepted an offer from its air traffic controllers to defer a planned pay increase in response to the COVID-19 outbreak https://t.co/yqSM9N10Sl
The March edition of Uplink ALPA is here! Follow the link to hear from Mark Rammell, NZALPA past President, who looks back at 75 years of NZALPA for this month's guest editorial and to receive a firsthand account of the NZ1942 Wuhan evacuation flight https://t.co/02shpMTL28
This week at ALPA House NZALPA hosted an IFALPA Runway Safety Team Training. With over 20 attendees ranging from Pilots and ATCs to airport engineering leaders and the Civil Aviation Authority this event promoted the sharing of ideas across a wide variety of aviation professions.
The Jan/Feb edition of Uplink ALPA has arrived!
Follow the link below to hear from John Hall, NZALPA Solicitor, who brings some insights into the MBIE's contractor protection consultation and to learn about a review of CAA fees, levies and charges. https://t.co/1eyFgpDJJE
#UnionStrong#UnionProud#safeskies
Our members have overwhelmingly ratified a four-year collective agreement! We would like to thank the members for their outstanding support and solidarity during this long round of bargaining.
Mental health is a crucially important topic that we need to discuss openly and constructively. That is one of the reasons why ICAO has cooperated with IFALPA and IATA to produce Fitness to Fly, a medical guide. Find out more about it here: https://t.co/IJSfNG6CJH
Take a look at the December edition of Uplink ALPA which features an article discussing humans and technology in the air traffic control workplace, an introduction to the new members of the NZALPA staff team and a look at the revamped Erebus website. https://t.co/XudFYAuf7e
Today’s apology by the Government and Air New Zealand to the families of those killed in the 1979 Erebus disaster is, in the words of our NZALPA President a game changer for this country’s pilots and our entire aviation industry. Read the full release here https://t.co/OJYvVSKos8
Today we commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Mt Erebus Disaster. To mark this NZALPA has launched a revamp of https://t.co/UGixqLC9zT. The website is dedicated to the 257 passengers and crew who lost their lives in the crash and aims to ensure they are never forgotten.
The November edition of Uplink ALPA is available now! Featuring a drone update, a report from Kelvin Vercoe, NZALPA ATC Director, on recent international ATC events and his key takeaways and an update on David Griffin's first year as IFALPA's RVP SOP. https://t.co/BztHUUbtgs
History in the making in Vienna as IFALPA Female Pilots’ Working Group welcomes reps from around the globe to discuss the issues most important to women on the flight deck #femalepilots#womenpilots#pilotlife#womeninflight