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Allied Pilots Association
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, the Allied Pilots Association (APA) serves as the certified collective bargaining agent for the 16,000 professional pilots who fly for American Airlines. APA was founded in 1963 and is the largest independent pilots’ union in the world. APA provides a broad range of representation services for its members and devotes more than 20 percent of its dues income to support aviation safety.
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APA in the News
FOX Business, April 20
United Airlines merger talk puts spotlight on American CEO's future, experts say
United Airlines merger talk puts spotlight on American CEO’s future, experts say FOX Business reported that a bold merger proposal from United CEO Scott Kirby to President Donald Trump has left American Airlines’ CEO Robert Isom in the crosshairs, with analysts predicting the board may oust him in response to the potential industry shakeup. Read the report …
CBS News, April 14
United CEO floated idea of United-American Airlines merger, sources say
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby floated the idea of a merger with American Airlines to Trump administration officials, according to CBS News sources. “We are always interested in and welcome ideas that will turn around our airline,” APA spokesperson Capt. Dennis Tajer told the network. Read the report …
PYOK, April 12
American Airlines finally joins the popular trading card trend thanks to efforts of pilots
Since airline trading cards became TikTok famous in 2023, passengers have been asking American Airlines pilots about them, only to be left disappointed, Paddle Your Own Kanoo reported. That’s about to change thanks to pilots, rather than the airline. Read the article …
