American Airlines Flight Attendant Strike 2025. American Airlines Flight Attendants Will Vote to Authorize Strike News Talk WBAPAM Flight Attendant Union and American Airlines Reach Tentative Contract Agreement American Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) union, announced its intentions to strike due to failing negotiations over a new labor deal.
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A Facebook post made by the APFA shortly after the vote ended on Thursday confirmed that 87% of members voted to approve the contract. Flight attendants at American Airlines have won a pay rise of nearly 33% over the course of a new five-year tentative agreement that was unanimously approved by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) on Thursday
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and a solid 99.47% 'yes' strike vote authorization pushed this management team to a tentative contract that rightfully addresses our scheduling and economic needs Under federal law, the board must determine that negotiations are deadlocked before unions can strike The union was never put in a financial position to withstand a strike if it were necessary
American Airlines flight attendants vote to authorize strike. American Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) union, announced its intentions to strike due to failing negotiations over a new labor deal. The flight attendants, who haven't received raises since 2019, threatened to strike but never received approval from the National Mediation Board
American Airlines Flight Attendants Edge Closer to Strike Over Unresolved Pay Disputes in. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants and American Airlines say they've reached a tentative deal after years of talks and the threat of a strike Flight attendants at American Airlines have won a pay rise of nearly 33% over the course of a new five-year tentative agreement that was unanimously approved by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) on Thursday