Seattle TRACON
Local S46
This page was last updated on June 11, 2008
Welcome to Seattle TRACON NATCA Local S46's Home Page. We represent 41 air traffic control specialists employed at Seattle Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON). We should have 57 air traffic control specialists but due to the FAA's imposed work rules of 9/5/2006 many controllers are retiring the day they are eligible. We have 21 controllers eligible to retire today. If the hostile work climate continues we will be in a emergency staffing situation at Seattle TRACON. We are located on the West side of the Seattle-Tacoma International airport. With over 600,000 operations per year, we are the 18th busiest radar facility in the United States. Our airspace extends from Everett in the north, to Snoqualmie in the east, to Olympia in the south, to Bremerton in the west. Our Local officers are:
President:
Pat Brown
Vice President:
Sean Hopkins
Secretary:
Stacy Aukema
Treasurer: Bill Hannan
Safety Rep: Jay Murphy
Crew Reps:
Crew 1 - Jay Murphy
Crew 2 - Randy Stockman
Crew 3
- Dean Hasenpflug
Crew 4 - Ivy Sylvain
Crew 5
- Chris MacDonald
Crew 6 - Dave Powell
Crew 7 - Dale Richards
TMU Rep - Russ Gindhart
Staff Rep - Paul Casio Please feel free to drop us a line if you have any
questions regarding air traffic operations in the Seattle area. Useful Sites
 | NATCA NW Mountain Homepage: http://nnm.natca.net |
| The Union Shop - http://TheUnionShop.org |
| NATCA Net - NATCA BBS - www.natca.net |
| Washington State Labor Council: www.wslc.org |
| AFL-CIO Homepage: www.aflcio.org/home.htm |
| NATCA National Homepage - www.natca.org |
| Employee Express Web Site - www.employeeexpress.gov/main.htm |
| Thrift Saving Plan (TSP) Homepage - www.tsp.gov |
| Air Traffic Publications - www.faa.gov/atpubs |
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Mail Address
NATCA Local S46
825 S. 160th St.
Burien, WA 98148
Email:
s46@natca.net
Office phone
206-214-4675
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