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After 2 Crashes, Safety Concerns Are Raised About Boeing's 737 Max 8

This article was originally published by NPR on March 12, 2019. 

Boeing Scrambles to Contain Fallout From Deadly Ethiopia Crash 

This article was originally published in The New York Times on March 11, 2019. 

The Shutdown Made Sara Nelson Into America’s Most Powerful Flight Attendant

A rising star of the labor movement, she’s made a career of getting unruly people to do what she wants.

Originally published in The New York Times by Natalie Kitroeff on February 22, 2019

Find a #LockoutNeverAgain Action

We have averted continued catastrophe for almost two million workers, and the rest of us who would lose our own job security without them. We need to fix the abysmal labor rights in this country for federal workers and all working people. Improving labor rights for every worker in the U.S. will go far to stop government shutdowns.

While Flight Attendants are relieved to avoid a continued shutdown, we must work to ensure they never happen again. Our safety and security is not a political game. Learn more >

Saturday, February 16, 2019 Airport Events

AFA International President Nelson Testifies in Congress About Impact of Shutdown on Aviation

Register Now: Webcast on Monday, Feb. 11 at 5pm Eastern

This is an ALL CALL. Register now to join the Monday Webcast detailing the impact of a continued Shutdown on our safety, security and jobs. Washington has not reached an agreement to secure funding for our government – the vital agencies that we need to do our jobs and keep people safe. This morning, representatives from the White House are saying a continued shutdown is not off the table.

New House Bill Would Fund FAA During Government Shutdown

This article was originally posted by Aviation Today on February 9, 2019.