Nathan Racine
Nathan Racine is a dedicated District Advocate for the Air Line Pilots Association Political Action Committee (ALPA PAC), focusing on aviation safety and policy issues. In addition to his advocacy role, he is an experienced airline pilot and a certified Instructor/Evaluator (I/E). He holds a Master’s degree in Occupational Psychology from the University of Liverpool (U.K.), specializing in Human Factors and Crew Resource Management. In his spare time, he also volunteers for a pilot crisis and resource hotline on behalf of ALPA. Nathan's commitment to improving aviation safety is at the core of his professional work.
Nathan can be reached at [email protected]
Inside the Controversial Push for Single-Pilot Wide-Body Cargo Flights: What You...
In the aviation industry, the debate over single-pilot operations has intensified dramatically. Despite substantial resistance from labor unions, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency...
ALPA shares safety concerns ahead of International Aviation Safety Conference
Aero Crew News, among other members of the ALPA news network, received the following email from the ALPA media team addressing safety concerns.
Subject: ALPA...
Europe Nears First Single-Pilot Airliner Certification: Unions Raise Safety Concerns
The aviation industry stands on the ridge of a significant transformation with the impending introduction of Extended Minimum Crew Operations (eMCO), touted by Airbus...
Five Fitness Resources for Flight Crew
Physical and mental health often suffer from an aviation career. Late nights, irregular schedules, limited access to healthy food options, and prolonged time away...
Mitigated Speech on the Flight Deck
You were just pulled over for speeding. The officer is at your car’s window and he asks, “Do you know how fast you were...
Depression in Aviation
A recent Harvard study found that thousands of pilots are depressed. Researchers calculated a stunning one in eight suffers. That’s over 1,800 pilots per legacy...
