Captain Steve Jangelis is the Aviation Safety Chair for the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l Air Safety Organization. The ALPA Air Safety Organization has over 435 line-pilot volunteer safety subject matter experts and is the largest non-governmental safety organization in the world, representing over 74,000 pilots at 41 airlines in the United States and Canada.

Captain Jangelis serves as the industry co-chair of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Aviation Safety Information Analysis and Sharing (ASIAS) system. He is also representing ALPA as a member of the FAA/Industry Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST) and served on several government and industry groups. These include his tenure as Industry Co-Chair for the FAA’s Runway Safety Council and also served as a member on the FAA’s Airport Construction Advisory Council.

Currently a Line Check Airman/Standards Pilot on the Boeing 757/767 for Delta Air Lines, Captain Jangelis has previously flown the Airbus A320, Boeing 717, 727, and the McDonnell Douglas MD-80/90 series aircraft. Captain Jangelis has also participated in safety risk management panels on runway construction, airspace modifications, UAS, and Commercial Space integration.