Retirement Benefits Available Through ALPA
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As you get closer to starting the next chapter of your life, keep in mind these 10 services and discounts secured for members who retire in good standing.
- A 20 percent discount on FAA medical advisory services available through the Aviation Medicine Advisory Service, ALPA’s Aeromedical Office.
- Insurance products (at an additional cost) including accidental death & dismemberment, long-term care, identity theft, and dental. (Canadian members can purchase home and auto insurance and can extend their critical-illness coverage through Industrial Alliance as well extend their ALPA optional life insurance coverage, if they obtained it prior to retirement.)
- Grants through Pilots for Pilots (P4P), the Association’s emergency relief fund, to cover the costs associated with a widespread natural disaster or a financial hardship related to COVID-19 to help cover any unexpected and unanticipated costs that bring an extra burden.
- Air Line Pilot magazine, the official journal of the Air Line Pilots Association, International.
Through the union’s affiliation with the AFL-CIO, U.S. ALPA retirees can secure programs and services from Union Plus, including
- Home, auto, renter’s, life, and pet health insurance;
- Legal advice;
- Wireless phone service discounts;
- Mortgage opportunities;
- Professional moving discounts; and
- Health plans, hardship programs, credit card offers, travel discounts, and more.
Learn more about ALPA benefits. See a list of what Union Plus has to offer. Canadian member retirees can check out Union Savings for a similar list of offerings.
And Speaking of Retirement…
ALPA’s Executive Board at its May 2022 meeting authorized retired members who previously served as Pilot Assistance subject-matter experts to continue performing these duties, subject to certain conditions and approvals.