Aerospace

Some 150,000 IAM members build and service commercial and military airplanes; aircraft engines; missiles and rockets; aerospace electronic gear; satellites and space vehicles. The Aerospace Department gives IAM aerospace members a solid, centralized base of power from which to bargain effectively with employers, organize new members and advance our interests with other unions, employers and government officials here and overseas.

 



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LCLAA Support Boosts IAM Campaign at Delta

Wed. September 09, 2009
The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) is joining the fight to ensure Delta and Northwest Airlines employees are able to cast ballots for union representation in an atmosphere free from intimidation, threats, harassment or pressure from Delta management representatives.

AFSS Specialists Win First Contract

Wed. August 26, 2009

August 25, 2009 - After voting to join the IAM in April 2009, more than 800 Automated Flight Service Station (AFSS) Specialists employed by Lockheed Martin recently won their first contract. Eligible voters at thirteen sites across the U.S. approved the accord by a 68 percent margin.

Machinists Seek Merger Status Meeting with Delta

Wed. July 29, 2009

July, 2009 - The IAM this week sent a letter to Delta Air Lines Chief Executive Officer Richard Anderson calling for a meeting to discuss issues stemming from Delta’s merger with Northwest Airlines.

IAM Vows to Continue Fight for F-22 Funding

Wed. July 22, 2009

July 21, 2009 - The IAM today pledged to continue fighting for additional funding for F-22 Raptor aircraft, despite a vote in the U.S. Senate to end production at the 187 jets currently on order.

Aerospace Members Focus on JOBS Now!

Fri. July 17, 2009

July, 16, 2009 - Amid one of the most turbulent times in the aerospace industry’s history, delegates from across North America gathered in San Diego, CA, for the 2009 IAM Aerospace Conference to focus on keeping and creating good-paying jobs, increasing organizing efforts and preparing for the future in the aerospace industry.

Winpisinger Center Hosts NWA/Delta Strategy Meeting

Wed. June 17, 2009

More than 50 District 143 representatives and local activists recently attended a Northwest Airlines/Delta Air Lines organizing campaign strategy meeting at the IAM’s William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center in Maryland.  

Machinists at Vought Focused on Pensions

Fri. November 14, 2008

Federal mediators in Nashville, TN, met separately for several hours on Wednesday with representatives of Vought Aircraft Industries and IAM Local 735 before determining that Vought was not prepared to address pensions, the key issue in the seven week-old strike.

Machinists Ratify Accord with United Launch Alliance

Tue. November 11, 2008

Nearly 900 IAM members in five different local lodges in Alabama, Florida and California will benefit from a newly ratified master agreement with United Launch Alliance (ULA), the joint rocket-building and launch venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.

IAM Members Rally for New Contract at Boeing

Tue. August 26, 2008

Several thousand IAM members and their families turned out on August 24 in SeaTac, WA, to send a strong message to the Boeing Company that “It’s Our Time, This Time,” as negotiations for a new agreement moved into the final stages.

Round-the-Clock Bargaining Begins at Boeing

Tue. August 26, 2008

IAM negotiators entered the Doubletree Hotel in SeaTac, WA, today for the start of traditional round-the-clock bargaining with representatives of the Boeing Company. At stake is a new contract covering nearly 27,000 Machinists in Washington state, Oregon, Kansas and California. All bargaining subcommittees and Main Table negotiators expect to meet throughout the day and into the evening.

L-3 Comm. Vertex LLC AIMD, NAS Corpus Christi, TX

Tue. August 26, 2008

L-3 Vertex Tomball, TX CBP

Tue. August 26, 2008

Local Lodge 94 CBA Ratification

Tue. August 26, 2008

Hawker Beechcraft Plans Mexican Assembly Plant

Tue. June 24, 2008

Wichita, KS, June 24, 2008 - In a move that will send economic shock waves across Kansas for generations, Hawker Beechcraft is planning to build a tip-to-tail aircraft assembly plant in Chihuahua, Mexico. The company plans to move from manufacturing small parts to full aircraft assembly after 2012.