Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA)

The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) is a professional organization representing airline pilots in North America. Founded in 1931, it advocates for pilots' rights, safety, and working conditions. With over 63,000 members, ALPA negotiates contracts regarding pay, benefits, and job security, while also promoting aviation safety standards. The association collaborates with airline management and government agencies to improve the industry. ALPA also provides resources for professional development and supports its members during challenges such as workplace disputes or safety concerns. By uniting pilots, ALPA strengthens their voice in a complex and evolving aviation landscape.