National Association of Air Traffic Specialists

Aviation Safety is Our Business

NAATS, the National Association of Air Traffic Specialists, is the sole representative of the GS-2152 Air Traffic Control Specialists who are employed in the Flight Service Stations (FSS) and their associated data processing centers (FSDPS) in the US.

NAATS' objective, as stated in the NAATS Constitution, Article 3:

The objectives of NAATS are: to promote, enhance and improve the dignity and stature of specialists in the Flight Service option, in all of its phases and applications, together with any other persons employed by the Federal Aviation Administration who are members of bargaining units for which NAATS is recognized as the exclusive representative; to improve the hours, wages, and working conditions of NAATS members; to educate members and the general public about democratic unionism and to foster public sentiment favorable to reforms sponsored by NAATS; to petition Congress and other governmental agencies and tribunals for the enactment and enforcement of laws and regulations that protect and enhance the welfare of its members, and workers generally; and to cooperate with all persons interested in the promotion and advancement of aviation safety and services.

Why should you join NAATS?

If you have any questions about NAATS, or are interested in joining with us to promote aviation safety, please contact, Wally Pike, NAATS President, any one of the NAATS Regional Directors listed on the Feedback Page, the NAATS Facility Representative of your local AFSS, or myself.

NAATS Associate memberships are available for anyone outside of the Flight Service Option.

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