November 11, 2024

Introducing the new Birds of a Feather website! The website offers resources, meeting schedules, and a supportive community to help pilots maintain sobriety. Our completely updated website is now live, offering a seamless and user-friendly experience. With a modern design and enhanced functionality, it provides easy navigation and access to all our NESTS & Contacts.

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our former webmaster Scott H. for his years of dedicated service. His expertise and commitment have been invaluable in helping us have a space to connect. Thank you for your hard work and the positive impact you've made. We wish you all the best!

Ooctber 15, 2024

Tentative information for the 2025 BOAF Annual Convention in conjunction with the 90th AA International Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada is available on the Convention page.

A new ONE PILOT'S STORY has been posted.

Keep a close watch here for NEW ARRIVALS!!!!

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Announcing the launch of a dedicated BOAF Al-Anon website, specifically designed to support pilot families. This site aims to connect and provide a safe and understanding space for loved ones of pilots who may be dealing with the challenges associated with addiction and the unique stressors that come with aviation life.

Join Us Tuesdays @ 11 EST

October 1, 2024

In this step study of BOAF Al-Anon, we delve into a new aspect of the 12-step framework adopted by Al-Anon from Alcoholics Anonymous to better understand how these principles can guide us towards personal freedom. The 12-step framework is a set of guiding principles that have been instrumental in helping individuals affected by someone else's alcoholism. These steps are not just about addressing the addiction itself but also about fostering personal growth, emotional well-being, and spiritual development.

September 1, 2024

The Aviation Family Network was established to provide crucial support to the families, friends, and loved ones of pilots dealing with addiction and mental health challenges. Recognizing the unique pressures faced by aviation professionals, the network offers resources and a community for those affected. By understanding programs like HIMS and sharing personal stories, the network fosters empathy and resilience. This initiative aims to empower families to navigate these difficult journeys, ensuring they are not alone and have access to the necessary tools and support for family recovery and well-being.

The Birds of a Feather Nest in New Zealand has committed to hold the BOAF Annual Convention in 2026!

Check Back for Further Details!