ALPA Reelects Jason Ambrosi for Second Four-Year Term
ALPA has reelected Jason Ambrosi as president, with the incoming national officers scheduled to begin their terms on January 1, 2027.
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Jason Ambrosi was reelected president of the Air Line Pilots Association, International, for a second four-year term. ALPA also elected Doug Grant as first vice president, Tyler Hawkins as vice president of administration and secretary, and Wes Clapper as vice president of finance and treasurer.
Key details
- Ambrosi’s first term began in 2022.
- Grant is a Hawaiian Airlines captain.
- Hawkins is a United first officer.
- Clapper is a JetBlue captain.
- ALPA identified maintaining a two-pilot flight deck and requiring ADS-B In on commercial aircraft as priorities for the coming years.
- ALPA negotiated 24 new contracts during Ambrosi’s first term, according to the report.
ALPA’s incoming national officers are scheduled to take office January 1, 2027.
Why it matters
The leadership team represents pilots from Hawaiian Airlines, United and JetBlue, while ALPA’s stated priorities include flight-deck staffing and ADS-B In, a technology that lets aircraft receive position information from other aircraft and ground stations.
What happens next
The new officers are scheduled to begin their term in January 2027, setting the direction for ALPA’s work on its stated priorities. Which issue will most shape the association’s next four years?
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