Air Line Pilots Association, International

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ALPA

Air Line Pilots Association, International
Founded	1931
Members	64,000
Country	United States, Canada
Affiliation	AFL-CIO, IFALPA, CLC
Key people	Capt. John Prater, president
Office location	Washington, D.C.
Website	www.alpa.org

The Air Line Pilots Association, International, is the collective bargaining representative for over 64,000 pilots of 41 U.S. and Canadian airlines. ALPA was formed in 1931 and is a member of the AFL-CIO and the Canadian Labour Congress. Its headquarters is in Washington, D.C.

[edit] Member Pilot Groups

• Air Canada Jazz
• Air Midwest
• Air Transat
• Air Wisconsin
• Alaska Airlines
• Aloha Airlines (defunct - passenger division only)
• America West^{[citation needed]}
• American Eagle
• American Trans Air (ATA) (defunct)
• ASTAR Air Cargo
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines
• Atlas Air
• Bearskin Airlines
• Calm Air
• CanJet
• Champion Air
• Comair
• Commutair
• Continental Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• ExpressJet
• First Air
• FedEx Express
• Freedom Airlines
• Gemini Air Cargo
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Island Air
• Kelowna Flightcraft
• Kitty Hawk Aircargo
• Mesa Airlines
• Mesaba Airlines
• Midway Airlines (defunct)
• Midwest Airlines
• Northwest Airlines
• Pan American Airlines (defunct)
• Piedmont Airlines
• Pinnacle Airlines
• Polar Air Cargo
• PSA Airlines
• Ryan International Airlines
• Skyway Airlines
• Spirit Airlines
• Sun Country Airlines
• Trans States Airlines
• United Airlines

[edit] External links

• ALPA national website
• ASTAR Air Cargo ALPA MEC website
• ASA MEC Negotiations Website
• US Airline Pilots Association (direct competitor to ALPA)