Founded by Pilots, for Pilots.
Pilots deserve representation from Pilots who understand the job, understand the operation, and understand what is at stake for every crewmember on the property.
Our mission
This slate was put together for a simple reason: Pilots deserve representation from Pilots who understand the job, understand the operation, and understand what is at stake for every crewmember on the property. We are not running to manage appearances or make empty promises. We are running because this Pilot group deserves leadership that is experienced, accessible, accountable, and grounded in the realities of line flying.
We know that trust in union leadership is not built through slogans. It is built through action, communication, and follow-through. Pilots want leaders who will finish the job on the JCBA, defend the contract when it is violated, fight for quality of life when the operation breaks down, and stay connected to the Pilots they represent. That is the culture this slate believes in.
Our mission is to lead with credibility, communicate with honesty, and represent Pilots with urgency and backbone. We believe the union should reflect the professionalism of the Pilot group itself: disciplined, informed, direct, and committed to doing the work the right way. Representation should not feel distant. It should feel personal, responsive, and rooted in firsthand experience.
The best people to represent Pilots are Pilots. People who know the schedule, know the fatigue, know the pressure, know the contract, and know how quickly bad decisions in a boardroom can affect lives on the line.
We are running to make sure the union remains focused on the membership, accountable to the membership, and worthy of the membership’s trust.
Four pillars
Not promises. Results. We’re focused on solutions that deliver real, lasting change for our aviation family.
Finish the job on the JCBA and keep implementation with leaders who understand the language and the risks.
Read more →A contract means nothing if it is not defended. When the company violates it, the union responds with urgency.
Read more →IROPs, hotels, hold times, fatigue. Not side issues — daily realities that affect morale, trust and safety.
Read more →Leadership that is visible, accessible, honest and accountable — rooted in what Pilots experience on the line.
Read more →The slate
Seven candidates across five offices. Bios and photos are still coming in for most of them.

Captain and Proficiency Check Airman at Republic Airways, based in Chicago. Air Force veteran. Vice President of Local 357 since 2024.
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Captain and aviation professional at Republic Airways of 26 years. Union leader and longtime advocate for Pilot safety, training, and professional standards.
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Republic Airways Pilot since 2003, hired at Chautauqua. Longtime Local 357 Steward. BA in Business Administration, Cedarville University.
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Republic Captain based in Pittsburgh and a line Pilot instructor. Nine years at Westinghouse Electric in nuclear field services, where records and written procedure were the safeguard.
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Republic Airways Pilot since 2006, based in Indianapolis. Line Check Airman and a current Local 357 Trustee. Fifteen years on the Scheduling Committee.
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Republic First Officer and a current Local 357 trustee. Previously a Republic flight attendant, a ramper at US Airways, and a captain at Air Cargo Carriers.
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Republic Captain based in Boston. Retired Army aviator - 21 years of service, five deployments. Chairman of the Military Affairs Committee.
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