Flight Attendants Fight Back

Workers are hitting the streets to pressure management to get serious about concluding negotiations.

Alaska - Hawaiian Announce Merger

Alaska Air Group (AAG) management announced its intent to acquire Hawaiian Airlines, while maintaining the unique identity of both brands. Mergers take time. Get your questions answered.

CHAOS™

AFA's trademarked strategy of intermittent strikes designed to maximize the impact of an industrial action while minimizing the risk for striking Flight Attendants.

Take Action: Urge Congress to Support the Protection from Abusive Passengers Act

When disruptions happen, it not only risks the safety of the crew involved, it takes away from our ability to respond to a medical, safety, or security emergency.

Tell Airline CEOs to Invest in People, Not Wall Street

Add your name to demand Airline CEOs pledge to stabilize the industry with reliable operations and good jobs before diverting any airline profits to Wall Street through stock buybacks.

AFA Disaster Relief Fund

We take care of each other, Flight Attendants helping Flight Attendants. The AFA Disaster Relief Fund provides assistance to AFA members and retirees who have suffered significant damage and/or relocation as a result of a disaster.

No More Stalled Negotiations: Tell Congress to Stand Up for Our Rights

Over 100,000 Flight Attendants have been in drawn-out negotiations across the industry. Without the credible threat of a strike, management across our industry is perfectly happy to prolong negotiations for years and delay paying for the improvements we have earned.

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Flight Attendants Fight Back

Tuesday, February 13th was historic. No matter the uniform or union, thousands Flight Attendants took action for 24 hours at 32 airports around the world. From Anchorage to Miami, Los Angeles to Chicago, and London to Guam, our Unity transcended time zones, continents, and storms.

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AFA Alaska Flight Attendants Vote 99.48% to Authorize a Strike

At pickets up and down the West Coast on Tuesday, Alaska leaders announced the strike authorization vote. Alaska Flight Attendants voted 99.48% yes, with 93.47% participating, on strike authorization should management fail to agree to significant improvements.

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