Airline pilots and flight attendants remain strong supporters of America’s unpaid air traffic controllers during this government shutdown. The Air Lines Pilots Association (ALPA) and the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) continue to stand with NATCA in demanding an end to the government shutdown, so the work of keeping the National Air Space System safe and efficient - without distraction - is the top priority for all who service and support the flying public. #EndTheShutdown | NATCA

Nick Daniels, the president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, joins “CUOMO” to discuss how the airline industry is struggling due to the stress air traffic controllers are under with the government shutdown. #airtrafficcontrollers #airports #governmentshutdown | NewsNation

On the day air traffic controllers received their first partial paycheck, NATCA members mobilized across four airports, launching an informational leafletting campaign to alert and educate the flying public about the long term effects the government shutdown has on the nation’s air safety professionals. Members handed out leaflets on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at Washington National Airport (DCA), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) in New York City, Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), and O’Hare International

Here's what NATCA members accomplished last week: America’s air traffic controllers guided more than 462,331 flights and 20 million passengers safely to their destinations. Many of them worked mandatory overtime because our National Airspace System is short approximately 3,600 controllers. We show up to work everyday ready to serve the American people and ensure that flying remains the safest mode of transportation in the world. #AirTrafficControl #AviationSafety #FederalWorkers #WeAreEssential