Funding, dues and parent services

Funding, services and the member-benefit question

What benefit did the 2003–2004 CWA merger bring to AFA, and which legal, financial, research or advisory services can be traced to work CWA supplied and the entity that paid? Specific services and support are documented. Their complete cost, reimbursement and incremental value remain unresolved.

This page follows current dues, parent services, two-way transactions, sector statements and the carrier directory. The merger overview separates promises from documented assistance.

Current dues and the adopted 2026 action

The Board adopted an amended dues and budget action on March 11, 2026. It directs $65.36 monthly dues beginning FY2026–27, June 1, 2026. Historical $50 entries below remain descriptions of their filing periods.

The original proposal began at $55.12 with a three-year phase-in. The adopted action instead implements the full rate with conditional annual rebates. A rebate is not an automatic monthly discount. The final amended detailed budget, MEC requests, payments and actual surplus use were not recovered in this review.

Sources: Adopted amended action, pp1–2; original proposal, p2; Secretary-Treasurer report, p1.

How the reporting entities fit together

Read parent CWA, CWA-AFA sector and separately identified council reports for the same period. A transfer can appear as an outflow for one entity and a receipt for another; adding them without elimination counts the same funds twice.

Reconciliation identifies ultimate cost. Merger benefit also requires delivered services, outcomes, affected members and a defensible standalone-cost comparison. Removing duplicate transfers alone cannot establish value per dues dollar.

Sources: sector Schedule 14, p41; sector Schedule 18, p72; budget/consolidated scope, p8.

Parent services and unresolved cost attribution

SIF 726 supplies a specific answer to the service question. CWA’s 2025 Defense Fund Oversight Committee report identifies a funded corporate campaign researcher supporting CWA-AFA bargaining and organizing. It describes work concerning United, Delta and regional boarding pay. Its assessment of bargaining impact is the union’s own; the public summary gives no project budget, actual cost, named researcher, hours or reimbursement ledger.

Separately, parent FY2024 Schedule 12 reports Tiffany Loftin, CWA-AFA Senior Campaign Lead, with $131,191 gross salary and $14,977 official-business disbursements: $146,168 in total. The row is entirely allocated to representation. It does not establish a link to SIF 726 or that the parent ultimately absorbed the whole cost. The saved parent print stops inside Schedule 15; this staff row is fully visible.

Shared services also have a cost side. The 2023 CWA Finance Committee described an agreement with CWA-AFA that increased the parent’s FY2023–24 budget other income by $1 million for shared services. This is budgeted parent revenue, not a reconciled receipt. The 2024 committee then described reviewing shared expenditures with sector Secretary-Treasurer Dante Harris.

The parent’s $1 million shared-services budget addition and the sector’s separate $1 million of CWA contribution receipts run in opposite directions and have different descriptions. Matching amounts do not establish the same transaction, an offset or net merger value.

Sources: 2025 DFOC report, pp4 and 8; parent FY2024 Schedule 12, p50; 2023 proceedings, p118; 2024 Finance Committee, p2.

These expense labels are reconciliation targets, not established cash transfers, the whole sector budget or delivered services at those amounts. Charity grants and CWA Working Voices remain separate from operating support.

Sources: Parent financial analysis and original sources; parent IRS series CSV.

FY2024: the two-way CWA trail

CWA-named receipts total $27,166,633; outgoing blocks total $1,946,263. These disclosure subtotals mix purposes. Affiliate funding may include routed dues; rent, donations, administration and reserves must be separated before evaluating cost.

The four contribution dates are October 31 and November 30, 2023, and February 29 and May 31, 2024. Their labels do not supply grant restrictions, a project link or the matching parent entry.

The $1,572,848 reserve transfer does not establish loss of sector beneficial ownership. Obtain the agreement, restrictions and balances.

CWA Working Voices is separately named: the sector received a $75,000 professional-fee refund on May 31, 2024 and paid a $15,000 donation on December 14, 2023. No underlying legal-service purpose or identity with parent CWA is inferred.

Sources: receipts, p41; donations, p69; administration, p75; selected blocks and transactions.

FY2024 financial position and cash controls

Cash reconciles: $688,958 opening cash + $28,334,445 receipts − $29,013,403 disbursements = $10,000 closing cash. Withheld and disbursed payroll deductions each total $92,343, so the net withholding adjustment is zero; Item 67c is displayed blank.

Treasury securities plus separately reported investments rose by $1,535,376 to $10,476,855. Net assets increased $734,372 (8.82%). The $10,000 cash balance alone does not establish insolvency or unrestricted access to those investments.

Schedule 10 labels all $1,444,406 ending liabilities as amounts held for strike funds. That identifies a fund-holding obligation rather than bank borrowing or overdue vendor debt. Fund restrictions and withdrawal terms still need to be established.

Statement B includes $1,587,624 net investment purchases. Schedules 3–4 exclude $9,697,071 of reinvestments on both sides. Cash disbursements, changes in net assets and operating results are different measures; gross investment trades must not be added again to the reported totals.

Sources: Statement A, p3; Statement B, p4; investment sales, p7; purchases, p8; strike-fund liabilities, p14.

FY2024 opening figures corroborate the listed FY2023 closing balances, not FY2023 annual cash flows. Full Statement A and Statement B distinguish reported zeroes from blank cells.

Legal, financial and advisory services in sector accounts

Five named FY2024 sector law-firm blocks total $592,417, including nonitemized remainders. This selected subtotal is not the whole legal function or proof of additional parent subsidy. Legal research, consultants, investment fees and specialist staff are separately identifiable.

The sector reports General Counsel Joseph Burns ($209,188), Financial Economist Theresa O’Donnal ($135,684) and Finance Director Sherrie Thompson ($150,079), including displayed compensation and business expenses. These amounts already enter functional totals.

Five law firms and exact pages · Selected blocks and nonitemized amounts · Sector/parent staff detail

Sources: law-firm blocks, pp59–66; sector staff, pp31, 36 and 38.

Salary, lost time and release-time reporting

A salary line is one component of compensation reporting. Union-paid lost time, employer payments later reimbursed by a union, allowances and expenses need to be distinguished. A zero salary line does not establish the absence of all economic support.

For the LM-2 schedules used in these historical reports, DOL places officers’ lost-time payments in Schedule 11, Column D, and employee lost-time payments in Schedule 12, Column D. DOL also discusses employer payment followed by union reimbursement.

Employer-paid leave requires the agreement, payroll and reimbursement records to determine the economic payer. The union return alone does not quantify every arrangement. Retained United material includes REIMBURSE LOCAL FOR FPL WAGES and FPL ADMIN FEES; those labels or a low salary do not establish a particular leave arrangement.

Sources: DOL: Union Lost Time Payments, reporting instructions; DOL October 2004 LM-2 FAQ: employer payment and reimbursement; dated United entry.

Accounting services and reporting visibility

The January 2026 Finance Committee says data were initially limited while CWA’s Business Central implementation stabilized. The Secretary-Treasurer describes delays, gaps and inconsistencies complicating budget review and requiring reconciliation.

The Secretary-Treasurer also describes FY2025–26 budgeting with planned reserves and expenses exceeding revenue in actuals to date. These are leadership/committee accounts, not independently verified audit findings or final annual results. Seek corrected reports, reconciliations, implementation cost allocations and audit follow-up.

Sources: Finance Committee, p2; Secretary-Treasurer, pp1–2.

Sector filings and historical annual detail

The annual detail retains the earlier financial series. Read each year with its source status. A figure kept for historical continuity has not necessarily been reverified from a newly acquired filing.

Open FY2024 LM-2 statements, counterparties and staff detail · Read the preserved FY2024 PDF · Download the 111-row annual-history CSV

CWA-AFA uses federal file 000-376; parent CWA uses 000-188. The inherited FY2025 note says cash and dues are reported at parent level, but that original note was not newly recovered. FY2024 Item 36 is $0 while affiliate funding appears in Schedule 14. Read the sector report with parent and council records.

Representational activities is the filer’s functional spending category. Its amount is not a direct measure of service received, service quality or successful outcomes. Staff and named counterparty disclosures are already included in functional totals.

FY2025 Sector Analysis

Source status: prior published figures retained; original FY2025 body not recovered in this review. The asset lines are selected categories, not a complete breakdown. Borrowings and capital purchases are included in cash totals. Historical “support” wording identifies a reported counterparty amount and does not establish net parent subsidy. Dues and the next-election field describe the filing period.

Filing Header and Governance Basics

• File number: 000-376
• Period covered: 06/01/2024 through 05/31/2025
• PAC fund reported: No
• Subsidiary organization reported: Yes
• Outside audit or review reported: Yes
• Maximum fidelity bond coverage: $500,000
• Next regular election of officers: 06/2026
• Members: 50,362
• Regular dues: $50 per month

Statement A — Assets and Liabilities

• Cash: $440,828
• Accounts receivable: $0
• U.S. Treasury securities: $11,379,918
• Investments: $4,134,693
• Other assets: $102,496
• Total assets: $25,890,780
• Accounts payable: $1,742
• Loans payable: $9,712,995
• Other liabilities: $1,444,406
• Total liabilities: $11,159,143
• Net assets: $14,731,637

Statement B — Receipts and Disbursements

• Dues and agency fees: $0
• Interest: $217,456
• Dividends: $89,727
• Rents: $525,000
• Loans obtained: $9,750,000
• Other Receipts (Schedule 14): $28,881,199
• Total receipts: $39,463,382
• Representational Activities (Schedule 15): $19,852,896
• Political Activities and Lobbying (Schedule 16): $224,598
• Contributions, Gifts, and Grants (Schedule 17): $350,792
• General Overhead (Schedule 18): $1,244,301
• Union Administration (Schedule 19): $2,858,355
• Benefits (Schedule 20): $2,022,560
• Per Capita Tax: $1,075,452
• Purchase of Investments and Fixed Assets: $10,792,425
• Repayment of Loans Obtained: $37,005
• Direct Taxes: $574,170
• Total disbursements: $39,032,554

Notable Schedule-Level Signals

• Schedule 14 dominates receipts: Other Receipts are $28,881,199 out of $39,463,382 in total receipts.
• CWA Schedule 14 support is visible: Communications Workers of America shows total transactions of $27,928,829 in Schedule 14.
• General Information note: the filing states that cash and dues are reported on the parent CWA LM-2.

FY2024 Sector Analysis

Source status: the preserved 83-page core was inspected. Historical dues and next-election fields are as reported for this period, not the current rate or schedule. Statement A displays some ending cells blank; Schedule 8, p12, separately totals accounts payable at $0.

Filing Header and Governance Basics

• File number: 000-376
• Period covered: 06/01/2023 through 05/31/2024
• PAC fund reported: No
• Subsidiary organization reported: No
• Outside audit or review reported: Yes
• Maximum fidelity bond coverage: $500,000
• Next regular election of officers: 06/2026
• Members: 49,452
• Regular dues: $50 per month

Statement A — Assets and Liabilities

• Cash: $10,000
• Accounts receivable: $0
• U.S. Treasury securities: $1,822,146
• Investments: $8,654,709
• Other assets: $21,578
• Total assets: $10,508,433
• Accounts payable: $0
• Other liabilities: $1,444,406
• Total liabilities: $1,444,406
• Net assets: $9,064,027

Statement B — Receipts and Disbursements

• Dues and agency fees: $0
• Interest: $219,894
• Other Receipts (Schedule 14): $28,114,551
• Total receipts: $28,334,445
• Representational Activities (Schedule 15): $19,490,469
• Political Activities and Lobbying (Schedule 16): $114,044
• Contributions, Gifts, and Grants (Schedule 17): $194,623
• General Overhead (Schedule 18): $2,451,505
• Union Administration (Schedule 19): $1,454,854
• Benefits (Schedule 20): $2,111,222
• Per Capita Tax: $1,163,217
• Purchase of Investments and Fixed Assets: $1,587,624
• Direct Taxes: $445,845
• Total disbursements: $29,013,403

Notable Schedule-Level Signals

• Schedule 14 dominates receipts: Other Receipts are $28,114,551 out of $28,334,445 in total receipts.
• CWA Schedule 14 support is visible: Communications Workers of America shows total transactions of $27,166,633 in Schedule 14.

FY2023 Sector Analysis

Source status: prior published figures retained; original FY2023 body not recovered. FY2024 opening balances corroborate the listed FY2023 closing balances. Annual cash flows, membership, dues and schedule signals remain historical transcriptions. The next-election field is a filing-time forecast.

Filing Header and Governance Basics

• File number: 000-376
• Period covered: 06/01/2022 through 05/31/2023
• PAC fund reported: No
• Subsidiary organization reported: No
• Outside audit or review reported: Yes
• Maximum fidelity bond coverage: $500,000
• Next regular election of officers: 06/2026
• Members: 45,500
• Regular dues: $50 per month

Statement A — Assets and Liabilities

• Cash: $688,958
• Accounts receivable: $0
• U.S. Treasury securities: $513,673
• Investments: $8,427,806
• Other assets: $17,624
• Total assets: $9,648,061
• Accounts payable: $0
• Other liabilities: $1,318,406
• Total liabilities: $1,318,406
• Net assets: $8,329,655

Statement B — Receipts and Disbursements

• Dues and agency fees: $0
• Interest: $196,093
• Other Receipts (Schedule 14): $24,271,970
• Total receipts: $24,468,063
• Representational Activities (Schedule 15): $16,781,753
• Political Activities and Lobbying (Schedule 16): $165,288
• Contributions, Gifts, and Grants (Schedule 17): $200,125
• General Overhead (Schedule 18): $943,475
• Union Administration (Schedule 19): $2,859,295
• Benefits (Schedule 20): $1,895,413
• Per Capita Tax: $1,016,006
• Purchase of Investments and Fixed Assets: $117,085
• Direct Taxes: $419,819
• Total disbursements: $24,398,259

Notable Schedule-Level Signals

• Schedule 14 dominates receipts: Other Receipts are $24,271,970 out of $24,468,063 in total receipts.
• CWA-AFA is still best read with parent context: the sector filing is the clearest deployment / redistribution filing, but not a full upstream dues ledger by itself.

Interpreting the retained FY2025 financing and asset figures

Retained FY2025 figures require financing and capital context. Total cash receipts of $39,463,382 include $9,750,000 of loans; total disbursements of $39,032,554 include $10,792,425 of investment/fixed-asset purchases. Their $430,828 difference is a cash-flow measure. It cannot be treated as operating profit or equivalent recurring revenue growth.

On those retained figures, $9,750,000 borrowed less $37,005 repaid equals $9,712,995 closing loans. That arithmetic is consistent, but the original loan and asset schedules remain outstanding.

The listed cash, Treasury securities, investments and other assets total $16,057,935, leaving $9,832,845 of the displayed $25,890,780 total outside the selected breakdown. The original statement must identify the omitted category. The residual is not a verified fixed-asset or property value, and no filing error is inferred.

Sources: FY2025 official link — original body not recovered; retained annual-history CSV.

Records that can resolve the merger-service question

• SIF 726: obtain the authorization, account code, budget, actual ledger, staff/vendor allocations, reimbursement, deliverables and evaluations. DFOC directs members seeking an SIF report to the Secretary-Treasurer’s office.
• Shared services: obtain the executed agreement, amendments, department/service schedule, allocation formula, invoices and reciprocal settlements.
• Specialist work: identify the matter, department/provider, dates, nonprivileged work description, billed/allocated cost and ultimate payer. Examine payment metadata without disclosing confidential legal advice.
• Reserves and consolidated accounts: reconcile ownership, withdrawal restrictions, investment earnings, fees and elimination entries before treating a transfer as a cost or benefit.
• 2026 execution: compare the revised budget, rebate records and actual surplus use with the adopted authority; seek corrected reports and accounting-system reconciliations.

Sources: SIF report-access route, p4; shared-services agreement reference, p118; adopted budget action.

Carrier-level financial filing directory

These 19 entries retain the existing carrier reports, council identifiers, dated financial snapshots and earlier links. Internal MEC/LEC structures do not automatically correspond one-for-one with separate federal filers; use the actual file number, form and period.

Reading “N/A”: inherited labels mean no separately located/verified report was established for that field in the earlier review. They do not mean zero funding, no council, noncompliance or no filing obligation. A blocked retrieval does not erase a source already held.

The crosswalk distinguishes retained original-format core reports with checked headers from other links. It does not establish all attachments, current amendments or a new carrier-by-carrier financial audit.

Download the 25-report council filing crosswalk · How CWA-AFA negotiating committees and staff negotiators work

Carrier-tagged funding snapshots cover only visibly itemized affiliate funding. They are not total dues paid by that group or all attributable sector spending. Annual budget actions can adjust governing formulas; each historical percentage retains its stated denominator.

Filing-status note: “preserved core” means a retained original-format report with a checked native header; “indexed” means an official listing without a recovered body; “not located” describes the review’s source limit. These statuses are separate from conclusions about legal filing obligations.

Air Wisconsin

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 24003 FY2024 — LM-4, file 543-726; MEC FY2024 — LM-3, file 526-740. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Air Wisconsin carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $68,767; LEC 24003 $12,590; LEC 24029 $24,707.
• FY2024: MEC $79,407; LEC 24003 $6,874; LEC 24029 $26,608.
• FY2023: MEC $93,238; LEC 24003 $17,226; LEC 24029 $22,406.

MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Air Wisconsin MEC LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC Filing Availability

LEC 24003

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: LEC 24003 LM-4
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24029

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Air Wisconsin-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 35.2% in FY2025, 29.7% in FY2024, and 29.8% in FY2023.

Alaska Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: MEC FY2024 — LM-2, file 526-738. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Alaska Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $983,849; LEC 27019 $371,875; LEC 27030 $49,626; LEC 27039 $91,403; LEC 29015 $73,729; LEC 29018 $105,735; LEC 29035 $91,208.
• FY2024: MEC $1,021,429; LEC 27019 $351,127; LEC 27030 $49,286; LEC 27039 $82,419; LEC 29015 $64,412; LEC 29018 $105,314; LEC 29035 $83,325.
• FY2023: MEC $880,948; LEC 27019 $342,927; LEC 27030 $43,051; LEC 27039 $77,551; LEC 29015 $54,264; LEC 29018 $107,913; LEC 29035 $66,101.

MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Alaska MEC LM-2
• FY2023: N/A

LEC Filing Availability

LEC 27019

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27030

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27039

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29015

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29018

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29035

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Alaska-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 44.3% in FY2025, 41.9% in FY2024, and 44.0% in FY2023.

ATI

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Air Transport International carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $16,342; no separately itemized ATI LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2025.
• FY2024: MEC $9,741; LEC 22002 $6,919.
• FY2023: LEC 22002 $6,336; no separately itemized ATI MEC line has been independently verified here for FY2023.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 22002

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Earlier verified stand-alone LEC filing: ATI LEC 22002 LM-4 (FY ending 05/31/2021) — 33 members; $2,938 receipts; $2,938 disbursements; $2,125 payments to officers and employees.

• Share of visibly itemized ATI-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to local bodies: 0% in FY2025, 41.5% in FY2024, and 100% of the currently verified ATI-tagged sector lines in FY2023.

Avelo

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 29050 FY2024 — LM-4, file 546-724. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Avelo Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $39,915; no separately itemized Avelo LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2025.
• FY2024: MEC $47,459; no separately itemized Avelo LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2024.
• FY2023: MEC $28,961; no separately itemized Avelo LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2023.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: Avelo MEC LM-3
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 29050

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Avelo LEC 29050 LM-4
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Avelo-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to local bodies: 0% in FY2025, 0% in FY2024, and 0% in FY2023.

Breeze Airways

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Breeze Airways carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $23,697; no separately itemized Breeze LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2025.
• FY2024: no Breeze-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified here.
• FY2023: no Breeze-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified here.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 27032

• FY2025: Breeze LEC 27032 LM-4 — 484 members; $919 receipts; $919 disbursements; $861 payments to officers and employees.
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Breeze-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to local bodies: 0% for FY2025 based on the currently verified FY2025 sector lines. FY2024 and FY2023 are not calculated here because no Breeze-tagged sector funding lines were independently verified in this review.

Eastern Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Eastern Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $6,804; no separately itemized Eastern LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2025.
• FY2024: MEC $22,029; no separately itemized Eastern LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2024.
• FY2023: no Eastern-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified here.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Eastern MEC LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Eastern-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to local bodies: 0% in FY2025 and 0% in FY2024. FY2023 is not calculated here because no Eastern-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified in this pass.

Endeavor Air

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: MEC FY2023 — LM-3, file 541-743; MEC FY2024 — LM-3, file 541-743. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Endeavor Air carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $140,593; LEC 21045 $78,912; LEC 24046 $31,598; LEC 27048 $36,331; LEC 27049 $68,767.
• FY2024: MEC $123,270; LEC 21045 $69,407; LEC 24046 $82,419; LEC 27048 $33,281; LEC 27049 $71,963.
• FY2023: MEC $154,109; LEC 21045 $65,756; LEC 24046 $83,609; LEC 27048 $44,941; LEC 27049 $30,637.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Endeavor MEC LM-3
• FY2023: Endeavor MEC LM-3

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 21045

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24046

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27048

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27049

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Endeavor-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 60.5% in FY2025, 67.6% in FY2024, and 59.3% in FY2023.

Envoy Air

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: MEC FY2023 — LM-3, file 541-782. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Envoy Air carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $274,073; LEC 23059 $139,369; LEC 24051 $31,598; LEC 26052 $45,355.
• FY2024: MEC $219,667; LEC 23059 $141,676; LEC 24051 $60,763; LEC 26052 $47,509.
• FY2023: MEC $230,083; LEC 23059 $20,831; LEC 24051 $83,609; LEC 26052 $48,741.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: Envoy MEC LM-3

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 23059

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24051

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 26052

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Envoy-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 44.1% in FY2025, 53.2% in FY2024, and 40.0% in FY2023.

Frontier Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 21085 FY2024 — LM-3, file 545-748; LEC 23087 FY2024 — LM-3, file 545-480; LEC 24086 FY2024 — LM-3, file 545-384; LEC 29079 FY2024 — LM-3, file 545-871; MEC FY2024 — LM-2, file 544-323. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Frontier Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $451,379; LEC 23084 $30,608; LEC 23087 $96,016; LEC 24086 $30,101; LEC 29079 $69,351; LEC 29081 $86,348.
• FY2024: MEC $359,486; LEC 23084 $27,576; LEC 23087 $98,578; LEC 24086 $30,730; LEC 29079 $71,118; LEC 29081 $54,182.
• FY2023: MEC $240,423; LEC 23084 $41,297; LEC 23087 $61,641; LEC 24086 $50,494; LEC 29079 $78,445; LEC 29081 $21,448.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Frontier MEC LM-2
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 21085

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Frontier LEC 21085 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 23084

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 23087

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Frontier LEC 23087 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24086

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Frontier LEC 24086 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29079

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Frontier LEC 29079 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29081

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Frontier-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 40.9% in FY2025, 44.0% in FY2024, and 51.3% in FY2023.

GoJet Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: GoJet Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $54,355; LEC 26031 $13,260.
• FY2024: MEC $27,689; LEC 26031 $13,931.
• FY2023: MEC $33,362; LEC 26031 $12,902.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 26031

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized GoJet-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 19.6% in FY2025, 33.5% in FY2024, and 27.9% in FY2023.

Hawaiian Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 29043 FY2022 — LM-3, file 526-765. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Hawaiian Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $167,633; LEC 29043 $145,341; LEC 29047 $27,782.
• FY2024: MEC $176,223; LEC 29043 $147,457; LEC 29047 $32,906.
• FY2023: MEC $192,371; LEC 29043 $196,249; LEC 29047 $29,524.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 29043

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29047

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Earlier verified stand-alone LEC filing: Hawaiian LEC 29043 LM-3 (FY ending 05/31/2022) — 1,661 members; regular dues $50 per month; $199,915 total receipts; $199,915 total disbursements.

• Share of visibly itemized Hawaiian-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 50.8% in FY2025, 50.6% in FY2024, and 54.0% in FY2023.

Horizon Air

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: MEC FY2024 — LM-3, file 503-505; MEC FY2025 — LM-3, file 503-505. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Horizon Air carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $117,400; LEC 27016 $31,405; LEC 27017 $23,651.
• FY2024: MEC $106,502; LEC 27016 $37,472; LEC 27017 $24,876.
• FY2023: MEC $65,969; LEC 27016 $39,602; LEC 27017 $30,537.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: Horizon MEC LM-3
• FY2024: Horizon MEC LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 27016

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27017

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Horizon-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 31.9% in FY2025, 36.9% in FY2024, and 51.5% in FY2023.

Mesa Air Group

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 24088 FY2024 — LM-3, file 544-560. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Mesa Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $103,167; LEC 24088 $29,505; LEC 26044 $45,355; LEC 27056 $22,377.
• FY2024: MEC $169,891; LEC 24088 $35,297; LEC 26044 $47,509; LEC 27056 $22,586.
• FY2023: MEC $125,432; LEC 24088 $50,494; LEC 26044 $112,515; LEC 27056 $19,032.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 24088

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: Mesa LEC 24088 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 26044

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27056

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Mesa-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 48.5% in FY2025, 38.3% in FY2024, and 59.2% in FY2023.

Norse Atlantic Airways

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Norse Atlantic Airways carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $30,617; no separately itemized Norse LEC line has been independently verified here for FY2025.
• FY2024: MEC $8,888; LEC 22001 $10,363.
• FY2023: no Norse-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified here.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 22001

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Norse-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 0% in FY2025 and 53.8% in FY2024. FY2023 is not calculated here because no Norse-tagged sector funding line has been independently verified in this pass.

Omni Air International

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 26072 FY2021 — LM-4, file 544-599. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Omni Air International carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $60,418; LEC 26072 $7,057.
• FY2024: MEC $48,975; LEC 26072 $7,510.
• FY2023: MEC $25,987; LEC 26072 $9,005.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 26072

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Earlier verified stand-alone LEC filing: Omni LEC 26072 LM-4 (FY ending 05/31/2021) — 299 members; $8,082 receipts; $8,082 disbursements; $3,936 payments to officers and employees.

• Share of visibly itemized Omni-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 10.5% in FY2025, 13.3% in FY2024, and 25.7% in FY2023.

Piedmont Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 22061 FY2025 — LM-3, file 526-717; MEC FY2025 — LM-3, file 543-513. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Piedmont Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $30,849; LEC 22061 $62,420.
• FY2024: LEC 22061 $49,734; no separately itemized Piedmont MEC sector line has been independently verified here in this pass.
• FY2023: MEC $26,948; LEC 22061 $38,914.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: Piedmont MEC LM-3
• FY2024: Piedmont MEC LM-3
• FY2023: Piedmont MEC LM-3

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 22061

• FY2025: Piedmont LEC 22061 LM-3
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Piedmont-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 66.9% in FY2025; 100% of the currently verified visible Piedmont-tagged sector lines in FY2024; and 59.1% in FY2023.

PSA Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: MEC FY2023 — LM-3, file 543-514; MEC FY2024 — LM-3, file 543-514. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: PSA Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $175,343; LEC 23075 $58,988; LEC 27054 $46,268; LEC 27057 $32,582.
• FY2024: MEC $112,141; LEC 23075 $57,229; LEC 27054 $29,423; LEC 27057 $21,009.
• FY2023: MEC $93,146; LEC 23075 $40,597; LEC 27054 $20,238; LEC 27057 $30,712.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: PSA MEC LM-3
• FY2023: PSA MEC LM-3

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 23075

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: PSA LEC 23075 LM-3
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27054

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27057

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized PSA-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 44.0% in FY2025, 49.0% in FY2024, and 49.6% in FY2023.

Spirit Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: this carrier’s dated directory material is retained. No preserved standalone council core for this entry is established by the reviewed crosswalk. A link or “N/A” field is not a new verification of a full filing, an absence of reporting obligations, or zero funding.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: Spirit Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $5,133; LEC 23037 $47,297; LEC 23078 $58,988; LEC 24076 $47,494; LEC 24077 $57,229; LEC 26074 $7,057; LEC 29073 $27,782.
• FY2024: MEC $6,591; LEC 23037 $49,734; LEC 23078 $57,229; LEC 24076 $26,056; LEC 24077 $57,276; LEC 26074 $7,510; LEC 29073 $24,218.
• FY2023: MEC $15,565; LEC 23037 $95,467; LEC 23078 $40,597; LEC 24076 $34,723; LEC 24077 $54,081; LEC 26074 $9,005; LEC 29073 $12,309.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: Spirit MEC LM-2 — 4,917 members; $718,151 total receipts; $503,225 representational activities.
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 23037

• FY2025: Spirit LEC 23037 LM-3 — 1,237 members; regular dues $50 per month.
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 23078

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24076

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24077

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 26074

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29073

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of visibly itemized Spirit-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 98.0% in FY2025, 97.1% in FY2024, and 94.1% in FY2023.

United Airlines

Source status through October 23, 2026: preserved original-format core report(s), with native headers checked: LEC 21006 FY2023 — LM-2, file 537-277; LEC 21006 FY2025 — LM-2, file 537-277; MEC FY2024 — LM-2, file 526-734; MEC FY2025 — LM-2, file 526-734. Attachments and current amendment history are not established. Other dated links and amounts below remain retained history unless separately identified.

Full Carrier Report

• Full carrier financial report: United Airlines carrier financial report

Carrier-Level Sector Funding Snapshot

• FY2025: MEC $397,563; LEC 22021 $56,353; LEC 22022 $230,985; LEC 24008 $12,590; LEC 24063 $81,238; LEC 26042 $13,260; LEC 27009 $76,020; LEC 29011 $87,188; LEC 29012 $471,569; LEC 29014 $164,742; LEC 29025 $105,735.
• FY2024: MEC $296,490; LEC 22021 $6,919; LEC 22022 $363,474; LEC 24008 $6,874; LEC 24063 $71,434; LEC 26042 $13,931; LEC 27009 $78,003; LEC 29011 $87,073; LEC 29012 $428,176; LEC 29014 $198,009; LEC 29025 $105,314; LEC 29065 $32,906.
• FY2023: MEC $421,995; LEC 21006 $590,493; LEC 21007 $67,233; LEC 21027 $13,004; LEC 22021 $221,027; LEC 22022 $64,541; LEC 24008 $17,226; LEC 24063 $75,051; LEC 26042 $12,902; LEC 27009 $75,878; LEC 29011 $370,196; LEC 29012 $146,115; LEC 29014 $23,186; LEC 29025 $27,192; LEC 29065 $29,524.

The sector snapshot above includes only United-tagged affiliate funding lines independently verified in the official CWA-AFA sector LM-2s during this pass. The stand-alone LEC filings below do not, by themselves, prove that every matching LEC line was independently surfaced in each sector-year snapshot.

Verified Stand-Alone MEC Filing Availability

• FY2025: United MEC LM-2
• FY2024: United MEC LM-2
• FY2023: N/A

Verified Stand-Alone LEC Filing Availability

LEC 21006

• FY2025: LEC 21006 LM-2 — 5,292 members; $1,046,169 total receipts; $668,334 representational activities.
• FY2024: LEC 21006 LM-2 — 5,556 members; $1,044,683 total receipts; $662,338 representational activities.
• FY2023: United LEC 21006 LM-2

United LEC 21006 additional FY2025 visibility: the filing also shows $654,048 in funding from affiliate, $392,105 in United reimbursements for FPL wages, and $237,179 in FPL admin fees.

LEC 21007

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 21027

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 22021

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 22022

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24008

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 24063

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 26042

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 27009

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29011

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29012

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29014

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29025

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

LEC 29065

• FY2025: N/A
• FY2024: N/A
• FY2023: N/A

• Share of currently verified visibly itemized United-tagged sector affiliate funding lines directed to named LECs: 76.6% in FY2025, 82.4% in FY2024, and 80.4% in FY2023.

Organizing and nonrepresented activity

Campaigns do not map automatically to represented-airline MEC and LEC accounts. SIF 726 documents a parent-funded research project including Delta-related work; its public summary does not allocate dollars by carrier or coalition participant.

• Delta organizing and disclosure report
• SkyWest organizing and disclosure review
• Coalition cost-sharing visibility review

Sources: 2025 DFOC report, p8.

Legacy and cross-union reimbursements

APFA reimbursements require their own service and reciprocal-payment evidence, distinct from CWA parent assistance.

• APFA-to-CWA-AFA reimbursement analysis