Current Contracts

Agreement Between Hawaiian Airlines and The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers >>

Employee Assistance Program

The IAM Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers free, professional, and confidential help for members and their families when a personal problem develops that may affect their job performance. Our EAP Staff and Volunteer EAP Coordinators can help you with resources in the community to address your situation and develop a plan of action to meet your needs.

Hawaiian Airlines Regional EAP >>

Additional Resources

Safety Reporting

HA Safety and Security Reporting Tool >>

OSHA.gov Reporting Tool >>

Arthur Croker,

Assistant General Chair – HA

HA STATION ASSIGNMENTS

HNL (HDQ, CGO), ITO, KOA, OGG, LIH, PPG

acroker@iam141.org
Cell: 808-295-9402
Fax: 916-509-9433

Shannon Robello,

Assistant General Chair

HA STATION ASSIGNMENTS
SAN, LAX, PDX, SJC, OAK, LAS, SEA, SFO, SMF, PHX, WEB Q&A

srobello@iam141.org
Cell: 808-285-2922

Stacey Williams,

Vice President – HA

Swilliams@IAM141.org
Cell: 808-286-2632

IAMAW/AA News and Updates

FAA Grounds 737 MAX Amid Increased Concerns

by Eric Price | Mar 14, 2019 | Airlines, American, Departments, Featured, Hawaiian, Home, Philippine, Safety, Spirit, United

For most travelers, getting on a brand new plane is a treat. Besides that “new plane smell,” passengers expect that a new aircraft, like a new car or appliance, will offer the latest advances in technology, safety and comfort. When that aircraft is the newest version...

Ramp Worker Struck by Lightning in Little Rock

by Eric Price | Mar 5, 2019 | Airlines, American, Departments, Hawaiian, Home, Philippine, Safety, Spirit, United

A bolt of lightning struck a UPS ramp worker upside the head as he loaded a 757 freight plane at Clinton National Airport (LIT) this week. 52-year-old Darin Campbell is expected to make a full recovery after lightning struck him in the head while he was working a...

Right to Work: Stopping the Anti-Labor Movement Before It Infects Airlines

by Eric Price | Feb 21, 2019 | Airlines, American, Departments, Featured, Hawaiian, Home, MNPL, Organizing, Philippine, Spirit, United

Right to Work is coming to our nation's airlines. When it arrives, the wages of all airline workers could be slashed within just a few years. Overall compensation could be cut by more than half. The good news: Missouri unions know how to stop it. There’s a looming...