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Call for Archie League Medal of Safety Award Nominations
NATCA Members: The nomination period for the 2023 Archie League Medal of Safety Awards, the 19th annual, is now open. We are looking for the best saves that have occurred at your facilities since May 1, 2022. A member may nominate another member for an Archie League Medal of Safety Award. Our banquet celebration of the 2023 Archie League Medal of Safety Award winners will be held at NATCA Communicating For Safety 2023 in Las Vegas.
Please click HERE for the nomination form.
About the Archie League Medal of Safety Award
The ability to think quickly and remain calm under pressure while maintaining situational awareness are just some of the unique qualities that air traffic controllers possess. Their willingness to resolve complex situations without hesitation, offer a reassuring voice to those on the frequency, and ability to coordinate their efforts with other controllers help these dedicated professionals be successful at maintaining the safety of the National Airspace System.
While many controllers often feel that they are “just doing their job,” their hard work is often viewed by others as remarkable and extraordinary. The Archie League Medal of Safety Awards were created in 2004 and named for the first air traffic controller, Archie League. The program highlights a variety of aviation “saves” — some which involve a team of controllers working together, while others are the result of one controller’s efforts.
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