Know the signs of human trafficking and what to do to report it > bit.ly/3GBC68r #WearBlueDay

PSA completed their move in less than a year; meanwhile, PSA Flight Attendants have been working under an amendable contract for nearly three years without any pay increases, as management continues to delay by proposing substandard boarding pay and inadequate wage increases.
#ContractNow

Over the last two years, our union has worked closely with the FAA, NTSB and other unions including ALPA, @iamunion.bsky.social, and PASS to ensure the failures that led to this incident are not repeated. No cutting corners in the name of profits. Safety first always.

Human trafficking is a billion dollar business, but Flight Attendants can be 100,000 Eyes in the Skies to recognize and report it. We can be the ones to make the difference. Read more to see how you can help end the scourge of human trafficking. www.afacwa.org/slavery_huma...

All over the world people will be wearing blue articles of clothing, January 11, in observance of the annual #WearBlueDay to encourage greater public awareness about the scourge of human trafficking.

The CRM program is now used throughout the world, prompting some to call the United 173 accident one of the most important in aviation history.

As a result of the accident investigation, the NTSB recommended addressing flightdeck resource management problems. As a result, the Crew Resource Management (CRM) training was launched.

Flight Attendants, and passengers who followed their instructions, have thwarted every terrorist attempt on a plane in the U.S. since September 11, 2001. Not a day goes by that we don't prepare for our role in aviation security as the last line of defense.