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Today’s SWAPA Number is 19%. That’s the percentage of SWAPA pilots that contribute to the SWAPA PAC. Compare that to American Airlines pilots who contribute almost twice as much money per month and you can see we have some ground to make up.
Worse than that though, take a look at NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots, a one quarter our size with the same total PAC contributions. Politics is never an easy topic to discuss, especially in these polarizing times, but the nation’s heightened interest in Washington underscores the importance of SWAPA’s engagement. So we’ve invited Chip Hancock, Kyle Moore, and Derek Tate from the SWAPA Government Affairs Committee to tell us about their work in DC, what they’re doing to protect our careers, and what our pilots can do to support them.
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