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WELCOME TO ALPA, PASCAN AVIATION PILOTS!

On August 17, the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), certified ALPA as the new representative for Pascan Aviation pilots. The Pascan Aviation ALPA Organizing Committee filed cards on June 8, and ALPA was certified after the CIRB’s full review.

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WELCOME ABOARD

You join more than 79,000 pilots at now 42 Canadian and U.S. airlines. Congratulations to you, and congratulations to the Pascan Aviation ALPA Organizing Committee. The committee worked very hard and ran an extremely positive campaign. And they certainly demonstrated that they are pro-Pascan, pro-pilot, and pro-ALPA!

The Pascan pilots proved it is indeed your time! And now “It’s Time” for all Pascan pilots to get to work and make your voices heard. Welcome aboard. - Captain Jason Ambrosi, ALPA President

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MEET YOUR
 ALPA REPRESENTATIVES



Capt Eric Duquette
Captain Representative & MEC Chair
eric.duquette@alpa.org
514-588-0774




First Officer Mateo Merchan
First Officer Representative & MEC Vice-Chair
mateo.merchan@alpa.org
514-708-6424




First Officer Andre-Olivier Poirier-Turcot
Secratary-Treasurer
andre-olivier.poirier-turcot@alpa.org
438-886-8933




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ABOUT ALPA


OUR FOUNDATION

The mission of the Air Line Pilots Association is to promote and champion all aspects of aviation safety throughout all segments of the aviation community; to represent, in both specific and general respects, the collective interests of all pilots in commercial aviation; to assist in collective bargaining activities on behalf of all pilots represented by the Association; to promote the health and welfare of the members of the Association before all governmental agencies; to be a strong, forceful advocate of the airline piloting profession, through all forms of media, and with the public at large; and to be the ultimate guardian and defender of the rights and privileges of the professional pilots who are members of the Association.


Learn more about being an ALPA Member by reading the Constitution & By-Laws and the Code of Ethics:

OUR HISTORY

Learn more about ALPA's history by reading "Flying the Line: The First Half Century of the Air Line Pilots Association" and "Flying the Line Volume II: The Line Pilots in Crisis: ALPA Battles Airline Deregulation and Other Forces"

Volume I: 1931 - 2010 (PDF)
Volume II: 2010 - 2020 (PDF) 

Listen to the Podcast: Join us as we recount an exciting chapter in aviation history and the beginnings of the Air Line Pilots Association, the world's largest pilot union and nongovernmental air safety organization, through an abridged retelling of the book by George E. Hopkins, "Flying the Line."

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TOP 5 REASONS TO JOIN ALPA

ALPA’s team approach to negotiations will secure a better collective agreement for you and your pilot group, helping achieve your goals of fair pay, improved work rules, and a better quality of life.

ALPA is the world’s largest non-governmental aviation safety organization that makes your job safer and more secure, in the air and on the ground. We play a key role in government and industry efforts.

ALPA, recognized as the voice of airline pilots in Ottawa, has established the rapport you need with members of Parliament and other government officials—powerful people who make decisions that directly affect your career.

ALPA is the world’s largest pilot union, in the best position to take care of you and your family. With programs and products tailored specifically to your needs, we provide products and services that independent unions could never match.

Only ALPA, the sole representative for pilots in both the U.S. and Canada for the International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Association (IFALPA), can represent you and your interests at significant international and regional forums—including ICAO, the aviation arm of the United Nations.