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Unifor Local 5454

The Voice of Canada's Air Traffic Controllers

Unifor Local 5454 - Representing over 2,000 air traffic controllers guiding our skies.

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CATCA Giving Campaign

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Controllers for Care: Helping Communities Access Care

As aviation professionals, we understand the power of connecting people to where they need to be. Through our Controllers for Care campaign, we're putting that connection to work for Canadians who need help accessing essential medical care.

This year, CATCA is proud to support Hope Air, a national charity that helps patients, particularly those in rural, remote and underserved communities, travel to medical appointments, treatments and specialist care.

Together, we can help more Canadians get the care they need. Every donation makes a difference.

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Who We Are

Guiding the Skies. Together.

Since 1962, the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association has been advocating for the conditions, protections, and programs that allow air traffic controllers to perform at the highest level.  Our team is made up of elected leaders, administrative professionals, and dedicated volunteers from across the country. Together, we work to build fair, progressive working environments and negotiate agreements that strengthen our profession and support members throughout their entire career.

We represent approximately 2,000 air traffic controllers from three Canadian employers. Our elected officials, administrative staff, and dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to protect the rights and well-being of our members.

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Toronto Tower

Toronto Pearson International Airport is Canada's largest and busiest airport, handling over 50 million passengers annually. It is the primary international gateway to Canada. One of Canada's first towers opened here in 1940. Today's tower manages some of the most complex airspace in the country with five runways.

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NAV CANADA is the employer of Canada's air traffic controllers. Explore career opportunities and learn how you can join the profession.

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