NEWSJun 19, 2026United Airlines Considers Letting Off-Duty Flight Attendants Use Crew Rest Bunks on Long-Haul RoutesUnited Airlines may soon permit non-revenue flight attendants to use crew rest bunks on long-haul flights, easing commuting challenges for staff.Read More →
INFORMATIONALJun 16, 2026Why Some Delta Regional Flight Attendants Skip Turbulence Safety Steps During FlightsEndeavor Air flight attendants say pressure over customer satisfaction scores is pushing them to skip turbulence safety procedures. Here's what travelers should know.Read More →
NEWSJun 11, 2026American Airlines Flight Attendants Push Back on Marathon Training ModulesAmerican Airlines flight attendants want shorter computer-based training modules, arguing the current format eats into personal time without fair compensation.Read More →
NEWSJun 10, 2026Southwest Airlines Reopens Cockpit Jumpseat to Non-Crew Employees, Sparking Backlash From Flight AttendantsSouthwest Airlines reverses its flight attendant-only cockpit jumpseat policy, opening seats to all non-rev employees and angering cabin crew.Read More →
NEWSJun 05, 2026United Flight Attendant's Lawsuit Raises Hard Questions About Workplace Safety in AviationA veteran United Airlines flight attendant's lawsuit alleging sexual assault and stalking by a colleague spotlights gaps in how airlines handle misconduct claims.Read More →
STORIESFeb 05, 2026"Shame On You" American Airlines Flight Attendants Demand CEO Ouster Through Strategic Shareholder CampaignAmerican Airlines is facing an unprecedented internal insurrection as the union representing its 28,000 flight attendants pivots from the picket line to the boardroom. Read More →
NEWSSep 13, 2024Passenger ‘Choked’ and ‘Attacked’ Frontier Flight Attendants After TakeoffCalifornia man choked, attacked Frontier Airlines flight attendants after weekend at Disneyland, DOJ says. See how the incident unfolded and how long the flight's diversion lasted in the Golden State.Read More →
NEWSAug 28, 2023Lufthansa CEO Becomes Flight Attendant on Two FlightsLufthansa's CEO, Jens Ritter, took a break from his regular duties to become a flight attendant on two flights. He was part of the cabin crew on a round-trip flight between Lufthansa's primary hub of Frankfurt Airport and the Middle East. Ritter wanted to work as a flight attendant to explore the aviation industry from a different perspective. Read More →
NEWSDec 31, 1969Icelandair Fires all Flight Attendants, Replaces Them With PilotsIcelandair fired all of its flight attendants after negotiations between the Airline and the cabin crew failed.Read More →
