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36 Air Line Pilot April 2013 ALGERIA Syndicat des Pilotes de Ligne Algériens ARMENIA Air Line Pilots Association of Armenia AUSTRALIA Australian and International Air Line Pilots Association BRAZIL Associação dos Tripulantes da TAM BULGARIA Bulgarian Air Line Pilots’ Association CYPRUS Pancyprian Airline Pilots Union CZECH REPUBLIC Czech Air Line Pilot Association DENMARK Danish Airline Pilots Association EGYPT Egyptian Airline Pilots Association ESTONIA Estonian Airline Pilots Association ETHIOPIA Ethiopian Airlines Pilots’ Association FIJI Fiji Air Line Pilots Association FINLAND Finnish Pilots’ Association FRANCE Syndicat National des Pilotes de Ligne ITALY Italian Pilots Association JAMAICA Jamaican Airline Pilots’ Association JAPAN Air Line Pilots’ Association of Japan KAZAKHSTAN Air Astana Flight Crew Trade Union KENYA Kenya Airline Pilots Association KOREA Air Line Pilots Association of Korea KUWAIT Kuwait Aircraft Engineers and Pilots Association LATVIA Pilots’ Trade Union of Latvia LEBANON Lebanese Pilots Association MOROCCO Association Marocaine des Pilotes de Ligne NAMIBIA Namibia Air Line Pilots Association NETHERLANDS Dutch Air Line Pilots Association NEW ZEALAND New Zealand Air Line Pilots’ Association NORWAY Norwegian Airline Pilots Association PAKISTAN Pakistan Air Line Pilots’ Association PANAMA Panamanian Union of Commercial Aviators PAPUA NEW GUINEA Papua New Guinea Air Pilots Association PERU Sindicato de Pilotos de LAN Perú SRI LANKA Airline Pilots’ Guild of Sri Lanka SWEDEN Svensk Pilotfôrening SWITZERLAND Aeropers– Swiss Air Line Pilots Association TANZANIA Professional Association of Tanzanian Pilots THAILAND Thai Pilots Association TFYR MACEDONIA Air Line Pilot Association of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association TUNISIA Bureau de Coordination des Pilotes Tunisiens TURKEY Turkiye Airline Pilots Association A ll of the elements are here: Nearly 100 member asso- ciations representing more than 100,000 airline pilots from around the globe, subject-mat- ter experts with a wealth of technical knowledge and firsthand experience, and international policy access in the form of permanent observer status at the International Civil Aviation Orga- nization’s (ICAO) Air Navigation Com- mission. These are just some of the important components that make up the International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA), the global voice of the airline piloting profession. This periodic table reflects the diversity of the federation’s many affiliated pilot groups (including ALPA) while highlighting the bond their members share as airline BOEING PHOTO
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36 Air Line Pilot April 2013
AlgeriA Syndicat des
Pilotes de Ligne Algériens
ArgentinA Asociación
de Pilotos de Líneas Aereas
ArmeniA Air Line Pilots Association of
Armenia
AustrAliA Australian and International Air Line Pilots Association
AustriA Austrian Cockpit
Association
BAhAmAs Bahamas
Airline Pilots Association
BAnglAdesh Bangladesh
Airline Pilots’ Association
BAnglAdesh Flight
Engineers and Navigators Association
Belgium Belgian Cockpit
Association
BosniA & herzegovinA Association of Airline Pilots in Bosnia and Herzegovina
BrAzil Associação
dos Tripulantes da TAM
BulgAriA Bulgarian Air Line Pilots’ Association
CAnAdA Air Line Pilots Association, International
CAymAn islAnds Cayman
Airline Pilots Association
Chile Círculo de
Pilotos de Chile
ChinA China Air
Line Pilots Association
ColomBiA Asociación Colombiana de Aviadores
Civiles
CroAtiA Croatian
Airline Pilots Association
Cyprus Pancyprian
Airline Pilots Union
CzeCh repuBliC Czech Air Line Pilot
Association
denmArk Danish
Airline Pilots Association
egypt Egyptian
Airline Pilots Association
estoniA Estonian
Airline Pilots Association
ethiopiA Ethiopian
Airlines Pilots’ Association
Fiji Fiji Air
Line Pilots Association
FinlAnd Finnish Pilots’ Association
FrAnCe Syndicat
National des Pilotes de
Ligne
germAny Vereinigung
Cockpit
greeCe Hellenic
Airline Pilots Association
hong kong Hong Kong
ALPA
hungAry Hungarian
Airline Pilots’ Association
iCelAnd Icelandic Air Line Pilots
Association
indiA Air Line Pilots’ Association –
India
indonesiA Asosiasi Pilot
Garuda
irelAnd Irish Airline
Pilots’ Association
isrAel Israel Air
Line Pilots Association
itAly Italian Pilots Association
jAmAiCA Jamaican
Airline Pilots’ Association
jApAn Air Line Pilots’ Association of
Japan
kAzAkhstAn Air Astana Flight Crew Trade Union
kenyA Kenya
Airline Pilots Association
koreA Air Line Pilots Association of
Korea
kuwAit Kuwait Aircraft
Engineers and Pilots
Association
lAtviA Pilots’ Trade
Union of Latvia
leBAnon Lebanese
Pilots Association
leewArd islAnds Leeward Islands
Airline Pilots Association
lithuAniA Lithuanian
Airline Pilots’ Association
luxemBourg Association
Luxem-bourgeoise
des Pilotes de Ligne
mAlAysiA Malaysia
Airlines Pilots’ Association
mAltA Airline Pilots Association –
Malta
mAuritius Mauritius
Airline Pilots Association
mexiCo Asociación
Sindical de Pilotos
Aviadores de México
mongoliA Mongolian
Airline Pilots Association
montenegro Montenegrin
Air Line Pilots’ Association
moroCCo Association Marocaine
des Pilotes de Ligne
nAmiBiA Namibia Air Line Pilots
Association
netherlAnds Dutch Air Line Pilots
Association
new zeAlAnd New Zealand
Air Line Pilots’ Association
norwAy Norwegian
Airline Pilots Association
pAkistAn Pakistan Air Line Pilots’ Association
pAnAmA Panamanian
Union of Commercial
Aviators
pApuA new guineA
Papua New Guinea
Air Pilots Association
peru Sindicato de
Pilotos de LAN Perú
polAnd Stowarzyszenie
Poiskich Pilotow Komuni-
kacyjnych
portugAl Associação dos Pilotos
Portugueses de Linha Aérea
romAniA Romanian
Airline Pilots Union
senegAl Syndicat
des Pilotes de Ligne
Sénégalais
serBiA Serbian Cockpit
Association
singApore Air Line Pilots Association –
Singapore
sloveniA Air Line Pilots’ Association of
Slovenia
south AFriCA Air Line Pilots’
Association South Africa
spAin Sindicato
Español de Pilotos de
Lineas Aéreas (SEPLA)
sri lAnkA Airline Pilots’
Guild of Sri Lanka
sweden Svensk
Pilotfôrening
switzerlAnd Aeropers– Swiss Air Line Pilots
Association
tAnzAniA Professional Association of Tanzanian
Pilots
thAilAnd Thai Pilots
Association
tFyr mACedoniA
Air Line Pilot Association
of the Former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia
trinidAd & toBAgo Trinidad
and Tobago Airline Pilots Association
tunisiA Bureau de
Coordination des Pilotes Tunisiens
turkey Turkiye
Airline Pilots Association
ukrAine Ukrainian Air
Line Pilots Association
united kingdom
British Airline Pilots’ Association
united stAtes oF AmeriCA
Air Line Pilots Association, International
uruguAy Asociación
Civil de Pilotos de Líneas
Aéreas
Professional Helicopter
Pilots Association International
All of the elements are here: Nearly 100 member asso-ciations representing more than 100,000 airline pilots
from around the globe, subject-mat-ter experts with a wealth of technical knowledge and firsthand experience, and international policy access in the form of permanent observer status at the International Civil Aviation Orga-nization’s (ICAO) Air Navigation Com-
mission. These are just some of the important components that make up the International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA), the global voice of the airline piloting profession.
This periodic table reflects the diversity of the federation’s many affiliated pilot groups (including ALPA) while highlighting the bond their members share as airline
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AlgeriA Syndicat des
Pilotes de Ligne Algériens
ArgentinA Asociación
de Pilotos de Líneas Aereas
ArmeniA Air Line Pilots Association of
Armenia
AustrAliA Australian and International Air Line Pilots Association
AustriA Austrian Cockpit
Association
BAhAmAs Bahamas
Airline Pilots Association
BAnglAdesh Bangladesh
Airline Pilots’ Association
BAnglAdesh Flight
Engineers and Navigators Association
Belgium Belgian Cockpit
Association
BosniA & herzegovinA Association of Airline Pilots in Bosnia and Herzegovina
BrAzil Associação
dos Tripulantes da TAM
BulgAriA Bulgarian Air Line Pilots’ Association
CAnAdA Air Line Pilots Association, International
CAymAn islAnds Cayman
Airline Pilots Association
Chile Círculo de
Pilotos de Chile
ChinA China Air
Line Pilots Association
ColomBiA Asociación Colombiana de Aviadores
Civiles
CroAtiA Croatian
Airline Pilots Association
Cyprus Pancyprian
Airline Pilots Union
CzeCh repuBliC Czech Air Line Pilot
Association
denmArk Danish
Airline Pilots Association
egypt Egyptian
Airline Pilots Association
estoniA Estonian
Airline Pilots Association
ethiopiA Ethiopian
Airlines Pilots’ Association
Fiji Fiji Air
Line Pilots Association
FinlAnd Finnish Pilots’ Association
FrAnCe Syndicat
National des Pilotes de
Ligne
germAny Vereinigung
Cockpit
greeCe Hellenic
Airline Pilots Association
hong kong Hong Kong
ALPA
hungAry Hungarian
Airline Pilots’ Association
iCelAnd Icelandic Air Line Pilots
Association
indiA Air Line Pilots’ Association –
India
indonesiA Asosiasi Pilot
Garuda
irelAnd Irish Airline
Pilots’ Association
isrAel Israel Air
Line Pilots Association
itAly Italian Pilots Association
jAmAiCA Jamaican
Airline Pilots’ Association
jApAn Air Line Pilots’ Association of
Japan
kAzAkhstAn Air Astana Flight Crew Trade Union
kenyA Kenya
Airline Pilots Association
koreA Air Line Pilots Association of
Korea
kuwAit Kuwait Aircraft
Engineers and Pilots
Association
lAtviA Pilots’ Trade
Union of Latvia
leBAnon Lebanese
Pilots Association
leewArd islAnds Leeward Islands
Airline Pilots Association
lithuAniA Lithuanian
Airline Pilots’ Association
luxemBourg Association
Luxem-bourgeoise
des Pilotes de Ligne
mAlAysiA Malaysia
Airlines Pilots’ Association
mAltA Airline Pilots Association –
Malta
mAuritius Mauritius
Airline Pilots Association
mexiCo Asociación
Sindical de Pilotos
Aviadores de México
mongoliA Mongolian
Airline Pilots Association
montenegro Montenegrin
Air Line Pilots’ Association
moroCCo Association Marocaine
des Pilotes de Ligne
nAmiBiA Namibia Air Line Pilots
Association
netherlAnds Dutch Air Line Pilots
Association
new zeAlAnd New Zealand
Air Line Pilots’ Association
norwAy Norwegian
Airline Pilots Association
pAkistAn Pakistan Air Line Pilots’ Association
pAnAmA Panamanian
Union of Commercial
Aviators
pApuA new guineA
Papua New Guinea
Air Pilots Association
peru Sindicato de
Pilotos de LAN Perú
polAnd Stowarzyszenie
Poiskich Pilotow Komuni-
kacyjnych
portugAl Associação dos Pilotos
Portugueses de Linha Aérea
romAniA Romanian
Airline Pilots Union
senegAl Syndicat
des Pilotes de Ligne
Sénégalais
serBiA Serbian Cockpit
Association
singApore Air Line Pilots Association –
Singapore
sloveniA Air Line Pilots’ Association of
Slovenia
south AFriCA Air Line Pilots’
Association South Africa
spAin Sindicato
Español de Pilotos de
Lineas Aéreas (SEPLA)
sri lAnkA Airline Pilots’
Guild of Sri Lanka
sweden Svensk
Pilotfôrening
switzerlAnd Aeropers– Swiss Air Line Pilots
Association
tAnzAniA Professional Association of Tanzanian
Pilots
thAilAnd Thai Pilots
Association
tFyr mACedoniA
Air Line Pilot Association
of the Former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia
trinidAd & toBAgo Trinidad
and Tobago Airline Pilots Association
tunisiA Bureau de
Coordination des Pilotes Tunisiens
turkey Turkiye
Airline Pilots Association
ukrAine Ukrainian Air
Line Pilots Association
united kingdom
British Airline Pilots’ Association
united stAtes oF AmeriCA
Air Line Pilots Association, International
uruguAy Asociación
Civil de Pilotos de Líneas
Aéreas
Professional Helicopter
Pilots Association International
IFALPAThe Chemistry of CombiningTHE WORLd’S AIRLINE PILOTS
pilots. Together they form a compound more influential and farther reaching than that of any individual member association. Pilot representa-tives gather later this month for the 68th Annual IFALPA Conference to continue the process of advancing the pro-fession while making air travel safer and more secure.
IFALPA was created to provide the airline pilots of the world with a formal means to interact with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). An agency of the United Nations, ICAO was established after World War II to set international air transportation policy through standards and recommended practices. In April 1948, pilot organizations from 16 nations signed a pact to form the federation. The accord was an outgrowth of a 1943 trilateral agree-ment among ALPA, the British Air Line Pilots Association, and the Canadian Air Line Pilots Association. Since then, ALPA has played a major role in the growth and success of IFALPA.
