Our Federal Aviation Administration-endorsed National Transportation Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP) is a comprehensive substance abuse prevention initiative. FADAP offers robust support and valuable resources aimed at facilitating the journey to recovery for individuals grappling with substance abuse issues. Learn more about this invaluable program at www.fadap.org or by calling the National FADAP hotline at 855-333-2327.
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FADAP(Flight Attendant Drug & Alcohol) Committee Overview
The Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program (FADAP) is a confidential, peer-to-peer support program designed to assist Members struggling with substance abuse, addiction, or related challenges. The program emphasizes early intervention, education, prevention, and access to treatment resources, while maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality and ethical conduct.
FADAP is led by trained peer volunteers who have successfully completed the program themselves and understand the unique demands of the flight attendant profession. By fostering a non-judgmental and supportive environment, FADAP helps Members maintain long-term recovery, personal stability, and professional readiness, contributing directly to safety in the aviation industry.
Committee Member Responsibilities
FADAP Committee Members serve as confidential peer supporters and advocates for Members seeking assistance. This role carries significant responsibility and requires discretion, maturity, and strict adherence to program policies.
Primary Duties:
- Provide confidential peer-to-peer support to Members enrolled in or seeking assistance through FADAP;
- Assist Members with navigating recovery resources, treatment programs, and support options;
- Maintain timely documentation and follow-ups (within 24 hours of interactions);
- Participate in mandatory monthly committee meetings;
- Engage in training, mentoring, and ongoing education requirements;
- Support awareness, education, and prevention initiatives;
- Maintain absolute confidentiality and comply with all NDAs and program rules.
Eligibility & Requirements:
- Must be a Member in good standing
- Must successfully complete the FADAP program prior to assisting Members
- Must submit an interest form, complete vetting, and sign an NDA
- Must complete mandatory training before providing assistance
- New Committee Members must be mentored by a senior Committee Member (minimum one year of experience) for six (6) months
- Must attend at least one FADAP training session every two (2) years to remain active
- Any relapse requires re-entry into the FADAP program; a second relapse results in disqualification from committee service
- 2 years of solid recovery and working a program
Time Commitment:
Variable and on-call in nature; includes meetings, peer support interactions, training, and documentation.