The Retired Staff Association (RSA) welcomes anyone who has previously left, retired or is intending to retire from the CAA, NATS or HIAL together with their spouses or partners. With over 4,000 members, the RSA’s main aims are to facilitate communications and social activities between former colleagues and to represent their interests in ...

Jan 7, 2025 · It is with great sorrow, that the RSA announces that it has recently been notified of the deaths of the following colleagues. (Notifications given in previous years can be found in the Obituary Archives)

The CAA RSA is a founder member of the Occupational Pensioners Alliance (OPA) which lobbies parliament and responds to government inquiries on matters impacting its members. It also builds relationships with the pension industry and takes every opportunity to represent the interests of occupational pensioners to the media.

Become a CAA/NATS Retired Staff Association member today. Join an active community of more than 5,000 people while enjoying a world of new benefits!

Aug 6, 2023 · The Data is as provided to the RSA and the archives are now kept in alphabetical order. We would be pleased to make any corrections necessary, contact any central committee member with the relevant details.

Become a CAA/NATS Retired Staff Association member today. Join an active community of more than 5,000 people while enjoying a world of new benefits!

Jan 24, 2024 · Missing minutes for central RSA meetings for 2022, 2023 and 2024 re-uploaded along with reports and agenda for 2024 AGM here. 2024 AGM social programme here . Next Edinburgh branch social details for 22nd May 2024 here

Welcome to the CAA NATS RSA Travel Club! The travel club remains open to ALL members of the Association; membership is automatic. The discounts quoted here are not guaranteed.

Travel Rep.: [email protected]. Treasurer: [email protected]. The CAA/NATS Retired Staff Association. Aircraft photos on this website kindly provided by Liam McManus.

All RSA members will now be aware of the financial constraints facing the Association in these difficult times, with the parent organisations, CAA and NATS, having removed their subsidy, and there is an urgent need to reduce our expenditure in every possible way.