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ALPA
(redirected from Air Line Pilots Association)

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ALPAAir Line Pilots Association
ALPAAdult Learning Programs of Alaska
ALPAArbitrated Loop Physical Address
ALPAArnhem Land Progress Association (Northern Territory, Australia)
ALPAAustralian Livestock & Property Agents Association (Australia)
ALPAAdelaide LAN Party Association
ALPAAlaska Long-Period Array (seismology)
ALPAAssociation of Little People of Alberta (Canada)


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BA and the British Air Line Pilots Association have agreed to take their dispute to a mediator after 3,000 BA pilots voted for a walk-out.
Sep 24, 2007 US Airways in no hurry to use integrated seniority list: US Airways CEO Doug Parker says he wants to negotiate a new pilots contract but is in no hurry to adopt the seniority ruling approved this week by the Air Line Pilots Association.
A BBC investigation found 81 per cent of pilots surveyed by the British Air Line Pilots Association admitted being affected by fatigue in the air.
 
 
 
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