G4ALPA is Allegiant pilots standing together to bring the strength, representation, and resources of the Air Line Pilots Association to every cockpit on the property.
G4ALPA is a grassroots effort led by Allegiant line pilots who believe our careers, our schedules, and our contracts deserve professional representation.
We are not outsiders. We are the pilots flying the line every day — first officers and captains who want a seat at the table, a contract we can count on, and the backing of an organization that has spent decades protecting airline pilots. Joining the Air Line Pilots Association gives us that backing: experienced negotiators, legal and safety resources, and the collective strength of tens of thousands of professional pilots across North America.
This site is where you can learn what representation means for you, get your questions answered, and take the single most important action available to every pilot — signing an authorization card.
Representation isn't just a card — it's what stands behind you when it matters most.
A unified pilot group backed by ALPA negotiates from strength, not hope. Management sits across from professionals with the resources to make agreements stick.
Policies can change overnight. A collective bargaining agreement is a legal document — pay, benefits, and work rules you can count on and hold the company to.
When issues arise, you're not on your own. ALPA brings professional representation, legal expertise, and a proven grievance process to protect you.
ALPA is a leading voice on aviation safety, fatigue, and fair scheduling — advocating for the standards that keep our operation and our careers healthy.
Join tens of thousands of pilots across North America. Their experience, data, and pattern-setting contracts become tools we can use at Allegiant.
Representation is pilot-driven. You elect your reps, set the priorities, and vote on your agreement. It's your career — this puts you in the driver's seat.
Signing a card is confidential, costs nothing, and is the single most powerful thing you can do to build our voice. Here's how:
Grab the authorization card PDF using the button below.
Print a single copy at home or at the crew room.
Fill it out completely, then sign and date it.
Send it back following the instructions on the card.
Your signature is kept strictly confidential. It is an authorization for representation — not union dues, and not a public statement.
ALPA publishes Air Line Pilot every month — safety, industry news, contract wins, and the issues shaping our careers. Read the current edition right here.
The current edition of ALPA's monthly magazine, free to read. Opens as a PDF — you can read it in your browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, or download it to read offline on a layover.
Earlier editions will be archived here as each new issue is posted.
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