ALPA's Furloughed Pilots Support Program
As you face the effects of the pandemic on our industry and your career, your union is here to help. From a downgrade or displacement to a furlough or shutdown and everything in between, ALPA’s Furloughed Pilots Support Program (FPSP) provides options, resources, and valuable contacts to help you through a critical period in your career. We will supply you with the knowledge and information you need to make sound decisions for you and your family as you navigate these challenges. Many of the resources found in these pages are updated frequently.
Understanding Your Benefits During a Furlough Webinars
ALPA’s Retirement and Insurance team is here to help you on issues like health insurance, COBRA, 401(k), unemployment, financial planning, and other benefits important to you. Participate in a live webinar or watch a replay. Learn more >>
Prepare for All Scenarios with These Checklists
Even if you haven’t received a furlough notice, we have extensive guidance and assistance to help minimize uncertainty and frustration. While your situation may take unique turns, find the document most relevant to your current situation to help you prepare...Active Pilots: English | Français
Furloughed Pilots (Canada): English | Français
Airline Shutdown Pilots: English | Français
Guidance for MECs: English | Français
Explore Alternate Employment
If you are searching for temporary income relief, ALPA can help you find alternatives to airline jobs. Get started >>
Many on-demand sessions are available on your own time. Use the case-sensitive password "4ALPA" on the login screen. Learn more >>
File for Unemployment Insurance
The U.S. Department of Labor's unemployment insurance programs provide unemployment benefits to eligible workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own and meet certain other eligibility requirements. Programs vary by state. Learn more >>
Canada offers Employment Insurance (EI) that provides regular benefits to individuals who lose their jobs through no fault of their own (e.g., due to shortage of work, seasonal or mass layoffs) and are available for and able to work, but can't find a job. Learn more >>
Flight Path Newsletters
Flight Path is a monthly newsletter with updates from the FPSP.
Fraud Alert
Be advised that entities are preying on individuals dealing with adverse situations. Please be aware of coronavirus scams. Read tips to identify and avoid scams>>
Contact Us
Capt. Drew Everett (HAL), FPSP Coordinator