Contact Congress and The White House

It's essential that every pilot in favor of raising the retirement age writes their elected officials today. Time is of the essence — legislation is likely to come before Congress soon.

How to Contact Your Elected Officials

Follow these simple steps — it takes just a few minutes.

Choose your format. You can send a hard copy letter by mail or an email — either works, and both are handled by the tool below.

Build your letter. Fill in your details below and a ready-to-send letter is generated automatically.

Find your senators and representative. Use the official lookup tools below to find their names and contact pages.

Send it. Copy your letter into their website contact form or email, or download it to print and mail. Mailing addresses are provided on the official contact pages linked below.

Find Your Elected Officials

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House of Representatives

Official House of Representatives lookup tool — enter your zip code to find your representative.

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Senators

Official U.S. Senate directory — find your senators' contact pages and mailing addresses.

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The White House

Send a message directly to the White House using their official contact program.

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Build Your Letter

Fill in your details — your personalized letter updates automatically. Copy it, download it, or email it directly.

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Email This Letter

"Email This Letter" opens your mail app and copies the full letter to your clipboard — just paste it in. Many congressional offices require messages to be submitted through their own website contact form instead, in which case paste it there.