American Airlines
By Mary Schlangenstein
American Airlines’ flight attendants requested federal approval to end contract talks, a step toward the first strike at a major U.S. carrier in almost five years.
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Workplace Safety
By eTN Staff Writer
For a flight attendant, each day on the job brings potential exposures to turbulence, severe air pressure changes, unwieldy service carts, broken luggage bins, balky exit doors and door handles, expos
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American Airlines
The Association of Professional Flight Attendants is a significant step closer to a strike after the union and American Airlines failed to reach an agreement by the end of a five-day bargaining sessio
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American Airlines
By Mary Schlangenstein and John Hughes, Bloomberg/businessweek.com
American Airlines told U.S.
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Contract Draws Worldwide Protest
By eTN Staff Writer
United Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO (AFA-CWA), are conducting a worldwide protest because United Airlines management failed to negotiate
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Wage Rates Frozen Since 2002
By eTN Staff Writer
US Airways flight attendants, based in Phoenix and represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA), will picket at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport on Friday, November 13, 2009, to protest
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American Airlines
FORT WORTH, Texas — Flight attendants at American Airlines say they will hold mock strikes around the country this month and could seek permission for real strikes early next year.
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American Airlines' Job Cuts
American Airlines Inc. said Tuesday that 921 flight attendant positions will be eliminated, effective Oct. 1.
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Call For Election
By eTN Staff Writer
Flight attendants say the Delta-Northwest merger has created a single airline, in which currently Northwest Airlines flight attendants are unionized, while Delta Airlines flight attendants have no uni
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United Airlines
UAL Corp.'s United Airlines said about 600 more flight attendants have agreed to voluntary furloughs, bringing the total amount to about 2,100 and eliminating the need for layoffs.
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Airline Industry
Flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO (AFA-CWA) at United Airlines, are pressing the DOT to ensure American jobs are protected when considering the anti-t
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Flight Attendants Press DOT For Job Protection
By eTN Staff Writer
United Airlines flight attendants' efforts to protect American jobs when considering the anti-trust immunity filing to join Continental with United and the Star Alliance, take on extraordinary meaning
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Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand is getting down to the bare essentials with a new in-flight safety video that features flight attendants wearing just body paint.
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United Airlines
CHICAGO - UAL Corp's United Airlines on Monday said it would reduce the number of its flight attendants by 600 because of economic weakness and lower attrition rates.
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US Airways
LAS VEGAS - At a time when the Las Vegas unemployment rate hovers above 10 percent, hundreds of US Airways flight attendants are being asked to accept work furloughs that could last as long as 16 mont
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US Airways
US Airways Group Inc. is asking 400 flight attendants to take voluntary furloughs and leave as it faces overstaffing in the wake of flight reductions.
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Flying
An anonymous flight attendant has worked for a well-known commercial airline for 12 years. She dishes on what irritates her most in passenger behavior.
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Hong Kong
By monstersandcritics.com
Hong Kong - Hong Kong's main airline, Cathay Pacific, on Saturday backed down on its refusal to allow its flight attendants to wear face masks to protect themselves against swine flu.
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American Airlines
By star-telegram.com
Dozens of American Airlines flight attendants demonstrated Tuesday, but their anger wasn’t directed at airline management or executive bonuses.
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Airline Industry
By AP
ATLANTA — A national flight attendants union wants the Federal Aviation Administration to require U.S.
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