When a pilot with no instrument training became trapped above a thick layer of clouds, the difference between a dangerous descent and a safe landing came down to patient, expert coaching. At the Archie League Medal […]
When a pilot with no instrument training became trapped above a thick layer of clouds, the difference between a dangerous descent and a safe landing came down to patient, expert coaching. At the Archie League Medal […]
When a departing jet lost altitude and stopped responding normally over some of the country’s busiest airspace, the difference between tragedy and a safe outcome came down to teamwork under pressure. At the Archie League Medal […]
When a pilot flying into Anchorage’s Lake Hood Airport found himself boxed in by a stubborn cloud layer, the difference between a diversion gone wrong and a safe landing came down to one controller’s calm, alternative-minded […]
When a small aircraft entered a dangerous spiral in instrument conditions, the difference between disaster and recovery came down to a single, clear instruction. At the Archie League Medal of Safety Award Banquet during Communicating For […]
Not every safety story unfolds over the radio. At the Archie League Medal of Safety Award Banquet during Communicating For Safety 2026, engineer Mark Slover was honored with the Region X Commitment to Safety Award for […]
NATCA member Renee Zapf (Hillsboro ATCT, HIO) attended a two-day legislative briefing with U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon and his staff. The briefing took place June 19 and 20 in Portland and Salem. Zapf discussed […]