Find an old 401(k) · Free

Air Line Pilots Association: who to call about your old retirement account

Retirement Plan for Employees of the Air Line Pilots Association. MCLEAN, VA. From the plan’s 2025 filing with the U.S. Department of Labor.

Good news: this plan is still running.

It filed for 2025, so if you left money in it, the account should still be there under your name. One phone call usually finds it.

Is this your plan?

From the plan’s public filings. Check that it sounds like the place you worked.

Employer: Air Line Pilots AssociationHas also filed as Airline Pilots Association
Address on file: 7950 Jones Branch Drive · Mclean, VA · 22102
Industry: Other Services (except Public Admin)
Plan: Retirement Plan for Employees of the Air Line Pilots AssociationPension plan
When: Start date on the filing: 1996Still running: latest filing is for 2025Has filed since at least 2009
Size: 78 people in the plan, about $9.4 million in total71 of them no longer work there and are still owed a benefit from it. Leaving a job does not cancel a pension you earned.
You may remember: • The company put money into employees’ accounts

Not the right one? Air Line Pilots Association has 4 other retirement plans:

Air Line Pilots Association, International Market Based Cash Balance Plan · Cash balance pension plan · about 380 people · filed 2024
Air Line Pilots Association, International Deferred Savings Plan Bargaining Professional Admin Emp. · 401(k) plan · about 310 people · filed 2025
Air Lines Pilots Association International Deferred Savings Plan for Bargaining Non-Exempt Employee · 401(k) plan · about 160 people · filed 2025
Air Line Pilots Association International Deferred Savings Plan for Management/Non-Bargaining Employees · 401(k) plan · about 100 people · filed 2025

Doesn’t sound like it? Search again. Try the company’s legal name, or the name it had when you worked there.

Get this plan’s contact details, free

Tell us where to send them and we’ll email you a link that opens:

✓ The phone number on the plan’s filing
✓ What to say on the call, word for word
✓ The plan ID numbers they will ask you for
✓ The company that likely holds the accounts, with its website and phone number where we have them

If nobody can find you

These official and non-profit registries are free:

DOL Abandoned Plan Search ↗
plans wound down by a custodian after the employer walked away
DOL Retirement Savings Lost & Found ↗
the Department of Labor’s registry of accounts owed to former participants
National Registry of Unclaimed Retirement Benefits ↗
employers and plan administrators list balances they could not deliver
Your state’s unclaimed property office ↗
uncashed distribution checks often end up here

Want a licensed advisor to help?

Optional, free, and no obligation. An advisor can help you track the account down, then roll it into an IRA or your current employer’s plan and keep it invested. You do not need this to use anything above.

Your name

Phone (optional)

What do you want to do with it?

Roughly how much is in the account? (optional)

Anything we should know? (optional)

I am asking 401kHunter to connect me with a licensed financial advisor about my old retirement account. I agree that 401kHunter may share my request and contact details with the one licensed advisor it matches me with, and that 401kHunter and that advisor may email me about it. The advisor may pay 401kHunter for the introduction. This is free for me and I am under no obligation. My details will not be used for anything else, or sold or shared with anyone else, without my consent.

401kHunter is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION. Plan figures on this page come from public U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings and reflect the plan’s final reported year. This page is educational and is not investment, tax, or legal advice.