December 22,
2017 6177 6177 
21 DECEMBER 2017
The New Zealand Air Line Pilot’s Association (NZALPA) was today delighted at the Supreme Court ruling to uphold the Court of Appeal decision on the safety areas required at major airports in New Zealand.
December 19,
2017 325 325
Ryanair today (Fri 15 Dec) announced that it has written to the pilot unions in Ireland, the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain and Portugal inviting each of them to talks to recognise these unions as the representative body for pilots in Ryanair in each of these countries, as long as they establish Committees of Ryanair pilots to deal with Ryanair issues, as Ryanair will not engage with pilots who fly for competitor airlines in Ireland or elsewhere.
October 24,
2017 364 364
MONTREAL, Canada –The International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) strongly supports the decision made by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA-I) to provide financial, logistical and staff support for the recent unionization efforts by pilots at Europe’s Ryanair.
August 26,
2017 763 763
24 August 2017
The New Zealand Air Line Pilot’s Association (NZALPA) has today asked the Supreme Court to uphold and confirm the recent Court of Appeal decision on the safety areas required at major airports in New Zealand.
July 14,
2017 1365 1365
14 July 2017
Pay Inequity For Air New Zealand Pilots To Continue
The New Zealand Air Line Pilots’ Association (NZALPA) expressed its disappointment today at the decision of the Supreme Court of New Zealand to uphold the Court of Appeal’s jurisdiction to overturn the contractual right of all Air New Zealand’s Second Officer and Boeing 737 (B737) First Officer Pilots to be paid the same increase in remuneration regardless of union affiliation.
March 23,
2017 1685 1685
Statement from the New Zealand Air Line Pilots’ Association
March 21,
2017 929 929
Hamish Rutherford has posted an article on Stuff.co.nz discussing Wellington Airport taking runway safety decision to Supreme Court.
March 1,
2017 1075 1075
Gordon Campbell, of werewolf.co.nz, has published an article on the runway extension’s latest court failure.